News about Michelle Jenneke

The 31-year-old hurdler suffered a heartbreaking end to her Olympic career when she fell in her 100m heat in Paris - and two of her friends didn't hold back when they joked about it on Wednesday.

In an Olympics full of intensely emotional moments for Australia - like runner Michelle Jenneke's brave battle against a horror injury - Abby Andrews' photo still stands out.

She finished last in her final race at an Olympics, but Michelle Jenneke (pictured left and right) still did Australia proud just by being brave enough to compete in the first place - then she impressed fans with a great gesture.

Michelle Jenneke experienced a race that all athletes dread in the third heat on Wednesday. After making a strong start over the first two hurdles, she clattered into the third with her right leg.

Olympic dancing queen Michelle Jenneke left Aussie viewers in shock when she suffered a painful fall in her hurdles heat - and now she has shown her fans the damage she sustained.

Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke suffered a nasty looking fall during the 100m heats on Wednesday morning. The 31-year-old was involved in the third heat and made a strong start over the first two hurdles before clattering into the third with her right leg.   She immediately lost balance as she then appeared to trip over her feet after the collision with the hurdle, landing heavily on her left side. 

Big names like Michelle Jenneke (left) and Peter Bol (right) have been ambushed by the revelation about the Paris track which, for the first time in a Summer Games, will not be a part of the opening ceremony.

It's been more than 10 years since she became world famous courtesy of her famous jiggling warm-up dance and now Jenneke has stunned her competitors in the women's 100m hurdles.

Michelle Jenneke, the Australian hurdles star, has paid tribute to one of the most influential men in her life with a touching social media post after he died this week.

In Budapest, the 26-year-old and her American rival Katie Moon reached a shocking compromise. Kennedy had a peculiar look on her right hand as she attempted to reach a stunning conclusion. On the way to the victory, the Aussie set a new national record twice, bringing it up to her Commonwealth Games gold from last year.

Michelle Jenneke, an Australian track glamour girl, has shared how her viral warm-up dance culminated in her being threatened by 'unfair' criticism, as she prepares to lead Australia at the world championships. When competing at the World Junior Championships in Barcelona in 2012, Jenneke became a worldwide sensation for her dance moves behind the starting blocks. The Aussie hurdler would have a disappointing outing at the 2016 Rio Olympics, where the story emerged that she wasn't taking the sport seriously due to her business commitments and growing success away from the track.

Michelle Jenneke, a web sensation, model, and tracker, first met Tiahna Skelton when she was just nine years old. Now the kid has developed into a natural teen who competed with Jenneke in the national 100m hurdles final.

Michelle Jenneke, the champion Australian hurdler, turned heads on Thursday by posting a snapshot of herself enjoying sun-kissed Greece. After competing at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, the 29-year-old is enjoying a well-deserved European holiday. Michelle celebrated her ripped abs, toned arms, and legs in the Instagram picture that depicts her in a bikini bikini showcasing her trim figure.