Speaking of sprinting, many people will think of Bolt, the king of jamaica's sprint, but how many people know that in the same period of Bolt, there was a queen of sprinting in Jamaica and participated in four Olympic Games, such an excellent athlete in the history of sprinting. We all know that in the sprint event, tall athletes have a relatively large advantage over slightly shorter athletes, but the queen of jamaica told the world with her own actions that height is not the only condition for determining sprinters, and that being shorter can also run out of the queen's style. And the queen once beat the American team in this project, and she is also a great mother, so who is she? Today we come together to talk about Jamaica's sprint "pocket" queen Fraser.
Born in Jamaica in December 1986, she is a female track and field athlete. She won the Women's 100m title at the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, the London Olympic Champion in 2012, the Women's 100m At the World Championships in Berlin in 2009, the Women's 100m Title at the Moscow World Championships in 2013, the Women's 100m Champion at the 2019 World Championships in Doha, and these four World Championships titles made Fraser successfully surpass Bolt as the only athlete in Jamaican history to win four World Championships.
If you've ever known Fraser, you should know that she's a very hard-working athlete. When she won the Beijing Olympic Championship in 2008, in fact, she was not a big favorite to win the championship, and her best result that year was only ranked in the top three in the world, but Fraser ushered in her own explosion during the competition, successfully won the Beijing Olympic Championship, making Fraser a well-known athlete in Jamaica. Fraser won the 2009 World Championships in Berlin again, letting the world know that she, a sprinter with a height of only 1.52 meters, can also conquer the world.
After the 2016 Rio Olympics, Fraser began to fade out of the sprint, returned to his family, and in 2017 produced a boy by caesarean section. I thought that Fraser faded out of the sprint, but Fraser did not do this, but after giving birth to the child, through active exercise, continued to compete in the sprint project, and in the 2019 Doha World Championships, Fraser successfully won the World Championship, which made many people unbelievable, a mother-level player actually beat so many excellent athletes, which also made the world re-recognize Fraser, the treasure of the athlete.
While Fraser also had some negative headlines on him, that doesn't hide its emergence as one of the finest athletes in Jamaican history. After the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, we saw Fraser, the sprinter who has competed in four Olympic Games, which is really incredible. Because an athlete's peak is limited, even if it is as strong as Bolt, it has begun to decline significantly in 2016, but Fraser is still standing on the stage of the Olympic Games, and she told reporters: Her goal is to be able to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Whether she can appear on the stage of the Paris Olympic Games or not, Fraser's current honor is enough to make a name for herself in the history of sprinting.
Finally, we wish this great mum a great woman and her participation in the 2024 Paris Olympics as she wishes, and we hope she will get excellent results, come on, Fraser! At the same time, you are also welcome to leave a message and discuss in the comment area, every one of your likes and attentions and forwards are the motivation for me to continue to move forward, the creation is not easy, thank you for [Zuoyi] [Zuoyi] [Zuoyi]