Serena Williams' husband, Alexis Ohanian, extended his support to US sprinter Talitha Diggs. The World Champion was celebrating her third-place finish at the Atlanta City Games, and Ohanian penned a short note of encouragement for her.
Diggs is one of the most promising 400m runners on Team USA. The youngster's collegiate career saw her win multiple NCAA titles as part of the Florida Gators. In 2022, she was also a part of the American relay team that won the 4x400m event at the World Championships.
On Saturday, May 17, Talitha Diggs competed at the Atlanta City Games, registering a time of 22.79s in the 200m straight to finish third. Reflecting on her performance, Diggs wrote in an Instagram post:
“Yesterday I ran the fastest time I've run in 2 years and it shows that this is not about control it's all about TRUST ♡ I've been working on myself outside of the track & it has directly affected how I have grown on the track :) Running free and authentic is a product of the work God has done in my heart! anyhoooo just a little update to say KEEP GOING. #loveyou #thankful.”
Reacting to this, Alexis Ohanian wrote in the comments section,
“KEEP GOING.”

Alexis Ohanian drops promising update about Athlos 2.0

In 2024, Alexis Ohanian brought his entrepreneurial expertise to the track and field world. The Reddit co-founder announced the launch of ‘Athlos’, the first-ever track meet focused solely on female athletes.
The first edition of the event featured some of the biggest track stars in the world, including Olympic champions Gabby Thomas, Masai Russell, Faith Kipyegon, Marileidy Paulino, and more. The event was a major hit amongst fans and athletes alike, and Ohanian soon revealed that Athlos would be back in 2025.
Recently, the 42-year-old shared a promising update about Athlos 2.0. Taking to X, he shared a snap of his laptop screen paused on a race from Athlos, writing,
“Rewatching with my pen. So much that we’re excited to improve in the production of @athlos NY this year 🙏.”
The first version of Alexis Ohanian's Athlos featured only track events. However, Ohanian has already announced that the second iteration of the competition will bring in long jump into the mix, with Tara Davis-Woodhall scheduled to headline the event. Other big names that will feature in the competition this October include Thomas, Russell, Paulino, and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn.