Track legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce looks ready for her final dance at Paris 2024 after being spotted in training looking sharp but with a little bit of injury scare.
Two-time Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has teased her fans on her readiness for Paris 2024 Olympics after being spotted during her warm-up practice sessions.
The Jamaican track legend is set to compete in her final Olympics before hanging her spikes and will be gunning to finish on another medal-winning note.
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Fraser-Pryce is one of the favourites for a podium placement in the women's 100m event, and despite being 37 years old, she still looks in her best shape ready to challenge for a medal.
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18:17 - 04.01.2024
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce features in Essence magazine issue celebrating Black Women in Sports
Jamaican track legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce stunned in her pictures for Essence magazine, in their segment of celebrating Black Women in Sports.
Sadly, the videos that have surfaced online show she has a strapped left knee, which has raised concerns from fans whether she's nursing an injury and is fit enough to get the job done in her final last dance to cap off her iconic career.
Fraser-Pryce's last race before Paris was at the Jamaican trials, where she finished third to seal her Olympic ticket, so hopefully, her strapped knee isn't too serious to derail her chances of adding another medal to her legendary collections.