Michelle Jenneke makes big announcement about her athletics career after horror injury ruined her Olympic Games Aussie track and field star Michelle Jenneke has put any doubts about her career to bed by posting an uplifting video proving she is making a miraculous comeback from the serious injury that ruined her Paris Olympics campaign.
The two-time Olympian posted videos to X and Instagram showing her striding out in training, accompanied by the words, 'After rupturing my hamstring in Paris I set myself an ambitious goal to be back over hurdles before the end of year… Very happy to report I achieved that goal just in time on the 30th of December!'.
Pictured: The moment many fans thought had ended Michelle Jenneke's career as she ruptured her hamstring and had a shocking fall at the Paris Olympics.
The 31-year-old bravely soldiered on after rupturing a hamstring tendon in her 100m hurdles heat in August, competing in the repechage round despite the injury making her take a huge fall when she hit a hurdle.
'I felt ready to run the race of my life, but unfortunately I fully ruptured one of my hamstring tendons in my heat which caused me to hit a hurdle and take a pretty big fall.
