Athletes like Noah Lyles, Sha'Carri Richardson, Kishane Thompson, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden will aim for the top spot at the Kamila Skolimowska Memorial meet, which also serves as the Silesia leg of the Wanda Diamond League 2025. The 16th edition of the Silesia Diamond League will be held tonight at the Stadion Slaski in the Silesia region of Poland.For Sha'Carri Richardson, this is not only a chance to regain lost glory, but also make another attempt at qualification for the World Championships. The Olympic champion sprinter has had a forgettable season so far, and had finished last at the Eugene Prefontaine Classic. She will be aiming to overcome the challenge from her teammate and Olympic medalist Melissa Jefferson-Wooden.On the other hand, most of the sports' fans are excited for the men's 100m event, which will see a clash between Olympic champion Noah Lyles, and the Jamaican sensation Kishane Thompson. The clash is being seen as a rematch for the 'world's fastest man', and Thompson hopes to do what he couldn't at the Paris Olympics last year, where he missed the Olympic gold medal by a whisker.Following are the predictions for the top clashes of the Silesia Diamond League 2025 :Noah Lyles vs Kishane ThompsonWhile the clash between Lyles and Thompson seems to be as intense as the 100m finals at the Paris Olympics held last year, this time, it seems that the Jamaican sprinter would have an advantage over the Olympic champion from USA.Noah Lyles clocked 10.00 seconds as his seasonal best at the London leg of the Wanda Diamond League. On the other hand, Kishane Thompson clocked an impressive 9.75 seconds at the Jamaican National Trials held in Kingston a couple of months ago, which is also the current world leading time for 2025.Sha'Carri Richardson vs Melissa Jefferson-WoodenThough Sha'Carri Richardson aims for the top spot, she must be right on the money if she wants to defeat Jefferson-Wooden at the Silesia meet of the Diamond League.This is because Jefferson-Wooden has won both the 100m and the 200m events at the recently concluded USATF National Championships. Jefferson-Wooden also clocked a seasonal best of 10.65 seconds in the women's 100m event at the USATF Nationals.On the other hand, Richardson's best performance has been 11.07 seconds in the heats of the USATF Nationals. Interestingly, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden had won the last clash at the Eugene Prefontaine Classic, where Sha'Carri Richardson had finished at the last position.Sha'Carri Richardson made her feelings known about the 2025 track seasonSha'Carri Richardson once opened up about her performance in the 2025 track season. Ahead of her events at the Eugene Prefontaine Classic, the Olympic champion sprinter revealed why she was missing from the indoor events.Richardson revealed in the interview that she is grateful for the long season, and her main focus is the World Championships at Tokyo. In her words,"Definitely it's a blessing in disguise that the season is kind of longer. It's definitely an honor that I am the reigning World Champion in the 100m, so, I will be having a bye in the 100m but I plan on competing in the 200 coming up for the trials. Yeah, I’m definitely grateful for the long season, but I definitely know it’s gonna give me time to be ready when it all counts and everything—and the only thing that matters is World Championships.The only thing that matters is world championships."Sha'Carri Richardson opened her 2025 season at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix meet in Tokyo, where she finished fourth overall in the women's 100m event. She was last seen in action at the USATF Nationals held in Eugene, Oregon, where she finished in the heats of the 100m event, with a seasonal best of 11.07 seconds.