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    “I’m Not Going to Give Up!” – Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Breaks Silence on Crushing Setbacks and Her Refusal to Quit

    Sponsored By: Rea BlissMay 19, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Jamaican sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has candidly opened up about her struggle with recent injuries, her heartbreak over missing the Paris Olympics, and the inner strength that keeps her running. Despite enduring a turbulent phase in her storied career, Fraser-Pryce made it clear in a heartfelt Facebook video that giving up is not an option.

    The 38-year-old sprint icon, widely hailed as one of the greatest female sprinters in history, admitted to battling difficult moments in her athletic journey. Her 2024 season was derailed by injuries that ultimately cost her a spot at what would have been her fifth consecutive Olympic Games in Paris.

    “When it comes to track now, honestly, I’ve had difficult moments… but because I am so driven and because I am so focused, giving up is not an option for me,” Fraser-Pryce declared.

    Her determination shone through as she emphasized the power of perseverance.

    “I’ve seen people give up right at the door, just when it’s about to open. I’m not going to do that,” she insisted.
    “There’s going to be difficult moments where you’re going to have to survive… But the giving up—I’m not going to give up until I get what I want.”

    While her mental resilience is unwavering, Fraser-Pryce’s 2025 season has gotten off to a mixed start. She recently made her season debut at the Diamond League in Doha on May 16, finishing fourth in a race dominated by rising star Tia Clayton, who blazed to victory in a world-leading 10.92 seconds. Tia’s twin sister, Tina Clayton, followed closely at 11.02 seconds, marking a generational shift in Jamaican sprinting dominance.

    Nevertheless, Fraser-Pryce continues to contribute meaningfully to her national team. She recently played a crucial role in helping Jamaica’s women’s 4x100m relay team secure qualification for the 2025 World Championships during the World Relays, proving that her impact extends beyond individual events.

    As the 2025 World Championships approach, Fraser-Pryce remains focused on regaining top form. With her trademark grit and seasoned experience, she’s not just chasing medals—she’s chasing legacy.

     

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