Some of the biggest track stars in the world will take their spots at the starting line for the Wanda Diamond League Doha 2025 meet. Starting at 10:45 am ET, watch the Diamond League for free with FloSports, through The Athlete's Lounge broadcast, which is being streamed on YouTube.

The biggest name competing is Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the undisputed GOAT of the women's 100m dash. Frasier-Price is in her last season of professional competition before retirement, and Doha is her first meet of the 2025 Diamond League Season. 

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Not only is Fraser-Pryce competing in the women's 100m, but fellow countrywomen and twins, Tia and Tina Clayton will look to claim the title. Several Olympic champions are also in the field, including Qatari national Mutaz Essa Barshim, who has claimed several high jumped titles. 

Letsile Tebogo is set to headline the field for the men’s 200m, for his first competition of the year. American Kyree King and Canadian Aaron Brown are also headlining the field, looking to claim the title for themselves. 

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How To Watch The Diamond League Doha 2025

The Doha Diamond league will be exclusively streamed in the United States on FloTrack. The meet begins at 10:45 a.m. ET on Friday, May 16.

Who’s Competing At Diamond League Doha?

Some of the biggest track stars in the United States and world will be competing in Doha, including US stars Bryce Hoppel (800m), CJ Allen (400m hurdles), Cooper Teare (5000m) and Katie Moon (Pole Vault). 

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce headlines the women’s side, running the 100m. At 38 years old, she’s undisputed as the GOAT of her event, but is in the last season of her career and will have several challengers eager to dethrone her, including fellow Jamaicans Natasha Morrison and Tia and Tina Clayton. 

In the women’s jumps, Thea LaFond of Dominica headlines the stars and is the reigning Olympic champion, but will face the three other people who have beaten her in competition, Neja Filipic of Slovenia, Shanieka Riketts of Jamaica and Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk are looking to take down LaFond.

Olympic bronze medalist Alysha Newman is ready to take down Katie Moon, a previous Olympic champion, but for most pole vaulters, this will be their first time vaulting outdoors this season.

In men’s high jump, Mutaz Essa Barshim looks to continue his dominance of the sport on his home turf. The Qatari has won Olympic medals since 2012 and set a 2.43 meter personal best in 2014 that hasn’t been touched. But, he withdrew from a competition last Friday, putting a question mark next to his health. 

Letsile Tebogo is set to headline the field for the men’s 200m, he’s competing in his first 200m of the year. The Olympic champion will be challenged by top American competitor Courtney Lindsay, who took down Tebogo once last season. American Kyree King and Canadian Aaron Brown are also in the field, adding to the starpower and could all make a run for first place in Doha. 

The Field At Diamond League Doha

Men's 400mH Entries Doha

• TUR – Berke Akçam – World Ranking: 15
• USA – CJ Allen – World Ranking: 9
• SWE – Carl Bengtström – World Ranking: 12
• SLO – Matic Ian Guček – World Ranking: 19
• JAM – Malik James-King – World Ranking: 10
• TUR – İsmail Nezir – World Ranking: 138
• ITA – Alessandro Sibilio – World Ranking: 16
• NED – Nick Smidt – World Ranking: 29

Men's 200m Dash Entries Doha

• CAN – Aaron Brown – World Ranking: 20
• LBR – Joseph Fahnbulleh – World Ranking: 6
• USA – Kyree King – World Ranking: 9
• USA – Courtney Lindsey – World Ranking: 7
• RSA – Shaun Maswanganyi – World Ranking: 26
• SUI – William Reais – World Ranking: 28
• BOT – Letsile Tebogo – World Ranking: 1
• ITA – Filippo Tortu – World Ranking: 19

Women's 1500m Run Entries Doha

• ETH – Elsabet Amare – World Ranking: (N/A)
• MAR – Khadija Benkassem – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Saron Berhe – World Ranking: 40
• KEN – Nelly Chepchirchir – World Ranking: 19
• KEN – Susan Lokayo Ejore – World Ranking: 7
• KEN – Teresiah Muthoni Gateri – World Ranking: 70
• ETH – Tigist Girma – World Ranking: 96
• FRA – Agathe Guillemot – World Ranking: 15
• POL – Weronika Lizakowska – World Ranking: 32
• ETH – Mebriht Mekonen – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Samrawit Mulugeta – World Ranking: (N/A)
• GBR – Jemma Reekie – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Bayise Tolesa – World Ranking: (N/A)
• JAM – Adelle Tracey – World Ranking: 90

Men's 5000m Run Entries Doha

• GER – Mohamed Abdilaahi – World Ranking: 31
• FRA – Mounir Akbache – World Ranking: (N/A)
• BRN – Birhanu Balew – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Khairi Bejiga – World Ranking: 96
• KEN – Reynold Cheruiyot – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Kuma Girma – World Ranking: (N/A)
• DJI – Mohamed Ismail – World Ranking: 22
• SOM – Abdullahi Jama Mohamed – World Ranking: (Not listed)
• ETH – Adehena Kasaye – World Ranking: (N/A)
• KEN – Cornelius Kemboi – World Ranking: 17
• KEN – Boaz Kiprugut – World Ranking: (N/A)
• KEN – Edwin Kurgat – World Ranking: 19
• SUI – Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu – World Ranking: 6
• CZE – Filip Sasínek – World Ranking: (N/A)
• IND – Gulveer Singh – World Ranking: 38
• USA – Cooper Teare – World Ranking: 27
• ETH – Samuel Tefera – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Getnet Wale – World Ranking: (N/A)
• ETH – Addisu Yihune – World Ranking: 20

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Entries Doha

• ETH – Sembo Almayew – World Ranking: 7
• TUN – Marwa Bouzayani – World Ranking: 10
• IND – Parul Chaudhary – World Ranking: 26
• UGA – Peruth Chemutai – World Ranking: 2
• KEN – Faith Cherotich – World Ranking: 3
• USA – Valerie Constien – World Ranking: 9
• AUS – Cara Feain-Ryan – World Ranking: 23
• GER – Olivia Gürth – World Ranking: 25
• KAZ – Daisy Jepkemei – World Ranking: 30
• KAZ – Norah Jeruto – World Ranking: 13
• ETH – Lomi Muleta – World Ranking: 15
• MAR – Ikram Ouaaziz – World Ranking: 50
• ROU – Stella Rutto – World Ranking: 27
• BRN – Winfred Yavi – World Ranking: 1

Women's 100m Dash Entries Doha

• JAM – Tia Clayton – World Ranking: 8
• JAM – Tina Clayton – World Ranking: 68
• JAM – Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce – World Ranking: 46
• NZL – Zoe Hobbs – World Ranking: 17
• GBR – Amy Hunt – World Ranking: 20
• SUI – Mujinga Kambundji – World Ranking: 6
• JAM – Natasha Morrison – World Ranking: 29
• LUX – Patrizia Van der Weken – World Ranking: 10

Men's 110mH Entries Doha

• QAT – Oumar Doudai Abakar – World Ranking: 112
• KUW – Yaqoub Alyouha – World Ranking: (N/A)
• USA – Jamal Britt – World Ranking: 19
• JAM – Rasheed Broadbell – World Ranking: 2
• ESP – Enrique Llopis – World Ranking: 8
• ESP – Asier Martínez – World Ranking: 18
• USA – Daniel Roberts – World Ranking: 3
• ITA – Lorenzo Ndele Simonelli – World Ranking: 9

Men's 800m Entries Doha

• QAT – Hatim Ait Oulghazi – World Ranking: 194
• KEN – Aaron Kemei Cheminingwa – World Ranking: 13
• KEN – Laban Kipkorir Chepkwony – World Ranking: 100
• QAT – Ibrahim Abass M Chout – World Ranking: 209
• MAR – Abdelati El Guesse – World Ranking: 19
• USA – Bryce Hoppel – World Ranking: 5
• KEN – Wyclife Kinyamal – World Ranking: 9
• SWE – Andreas Kramer – World Ranking: 11
• BOT – Tshepiso Masalela – World Ranking: 8
• ALG – Slimane Moula – World Ranking: 36
• POL – Patryk Sieradzki – World Ranking: 73

Women's 400m Entries Doha

• GBR – Amber Anning – World Ranking: 6
• POL – Natalia Bukowiecka – World Ranking: 2
• AUT – Susanne Gogl-Walli – World Ranking: 23
• NED – Lieke Klaver – World Ranking: 7
• VIN – Shafiqua Maloney – World Ranking: (N/A)
• BRN – Salwa Eid Naser – World Ranking: 3
• GBR – Laviai Nielsen – World Ranking: 13
• BAR – Sada Williams – World Ranking: 9

Men's Discus Entries Doha

• SLO – Kristjan Čeh – World Ranking: 3
• JAM – Fedrick Dacres – World Ranking: 12
• AUS – Matthew Denny – World Ranking: 2
• QAT – Moaaz Mohamed Ibrahim – World Ranking: 63
• GER – Henrik Janssen – World Ranking: 10
• USA – Sam Mattis – World Ranking: 13
• GBR – Lawrence Okoye – World Ranking: 11
• GER – Clemens Prüfer – World Ranking: 7
• SWE – Daniel Ståhl – World Ranking: 6
• AUT – Lukas Weißhaidinger – World Ranking: 5

Women's Pole Vault Entries Doha

• NZL – Imogen Ayris – World Ranking: 16
• ITA – Roberta Bruni – World Ranking: 12
• GBR – Molly Caudery – World Ranking: 5
• USA – Emily Grove – World Ranking: 14
• USA – Gabriela Leon – World Ranking: 15
• NZL – Eliza McCartney – World Ranking: 9
• USA – Katie Moon – World Ranking: 4
• USA – Sandi Morris – World Ranking: 6
• CAN – Alysha Newman – World Ranking: 2
• SLO – Tina Šutej – World Ranking: (N/A)

Women's Triple Jump Entries Doha

• UKR – Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk – World Ranking: (Not listed)
• TUR – Tuğba Danışmaz – World Ranking: 11
• SLO – Neja Filipič – World Ranking: 10
• FRA – Ilionis Guillaume – World Ranking: 12
• ROU – Diana Ana Maria Ion – World Ranking: 13
• LTU – Dovilė Kilty – World Ranking: 20
• DMA – Thea LaFond – World Ranking: 2
• JAM – Shanieka Ricketts – World Ranking: 3
• FIN – Senni Salminen – World Ranking: 16
• SRB – Ivana Španović – World Ranking: (N/A)

Men's High Jump Entries Doha

• JPN – Ryoichi Akamatsu – World Ranking: 8
• QAT – Mutaz Essa Barshim – World Ranking: 9
• JAM – Romaine Beckford – World Ranking: 7
• ITA – Marco Fassinotti – World Ranking: 71
• NZL – Hamish Kerr – World Ranking: 1
• USA – Shelby McEwen – World Ranking: 5
• JAM – Raymond Richards – World Ranking: 17
• MEX – Edgar Rivera – World Ranking: 26
• ITA – Matteo Sioli – World Ranking: 30
• BAH – Donald Thomas – World Ranking: 13
• USA – Vernon Turner – World Ranking: 49

Men's Javelin Throw Entries Doha

• IND – Neeraj Chopra – World Ranking: 2
• JPN – Roderick Genki Dean – World Ranking: 8
• GER – Max Dehning – World Ranking: 25
• FIN – Oliver Helander – World Ranking: 7
• IND – Kishore Jena – World Ranking: 46
• EGY – Ahmed Sameh Mohamed Hussein – World Ranking: (N/A)
• GRN – Anderson Peters – World Ranking: 1
• CZE – Jakub Vadlech – World Ranking: 3
• TTO – Keshorn Walcott – World Ranking: 6
• GER – Julian Weber – World Ranking: 4
• KEN – Julius Yego – World Ranking: 5

Doha Diamond League Schedule

• 10:48 AM ET - Men's Discus
• 11:02 AM ET - Women's Pole Vault
• 11:23 AM ET - Women's Triple Jump
• 12:04 PM ET - Women's 400m
• 12:10 PM ET - Men's High Jump
• 12:13 PM ET - Men's 800m
• 12:24 PM ET - Men's 110mH
• 12:36 PM ET - Women's 100m
• 12:43 PM ET - Men's Javelin
• 12:45 PM ET - Men's 5000m
• 1:08 PM ET - Women's 1500m
• 1:22 PM ET - Men's 200m
• 1:33 PM ET - Men's 400mH
• 1:44 PM ET - Women's 3000m Steeplechase

Diamond League 2025 Schedule

Here's the full Wanda Diamond League schedule in 2025.

• April 26, 2025 – Xiamen (CHN)
• May 3, 2025 – Shanghai/Keqiao
• May 16, 2025 – Doha (QAT)
• May 25, 2025 – Rabat (MAR)
• June 6, 2025 – Rome (ITA)
• June 12, 2025 – Oslo (NOR)
• June 15, 2025 – Stockholm (SWE)
• June 20, 2025 – Paris (FRA)
• July 5, 2025 – Eugene (USA)
• July 11, 2025 – Monaco (MON)
• July 19, 2025 – London (GBR)
• August 16, 2025 – Silesia (POL)
• August 20, 2025 – Lausanne (SUI)
• August 22, 2025 – Brussels (BEL)
• August 27-28, 2025 – Zurich (SUI)

Don't Miss A Second Of The 2025 Diamond League

This year, the Diamond League is streaming live on FloTrack and the FloSports app, and FloTrack is giving fans more Diamond League access than ever before. For the first time ever, the Diamond League is streaming to fans all the feeds, not just the traditional world feed.

Fans will have uninterrupted coverage for every throw, leap and run during the meets as well as the traditional broadcast.

Where To Watch Diamond League?

The Wanda Diamond League will be broadcast on FloTrack and the FloSports app starting with the 2025 season. 

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