Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke faced a significant setback at the 2024 Paris Olympics, suffering a ruptured hamstring during the women's 100-meter hurdles. Despite the injury, she persevered and completed her heat after tripping on the third hurdle, which initially caused her to fall. Jenneke's determination allowed her to participate in the repechage, although she missed qualifying for the semifinals. Known for her viral pre-race dance, Jenneke expressed pride in her effort and resilience. She shared her experiences and injuries on social media, thanking supporters and maintaining a positive outlook. This marks her second Olympic appearance following her debut in Rio 2016.