Michelle Jenneke's Resilience Shines After Olympic Hurdle Fall
Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke overcomes a knee injury to finish her race, keeping hopes alive for a second chance.
- Jenneke tripped on the third hurdle during the 100-meter hurdles at the Paris Olympics, finishing last in her heat.
- Despite the fall, she completed the race, which allows her to potentially compete in a repechage round.
- Jenneke reported feeling a pop in her knee, leading to her loss of power and subsequent tumble.
- She remains optimistic about her recovery, sharing updates on social media about her condition.
- Jenneke is a team captain for Australia and is known for her viral pre-race dance routine.