'I don't need luck and favours' - Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce reveals what's needed at Paris 2024 Olympics

The world's most dominant female 100m runner Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is not dwelling on luck or favours at Paris 2024 Olympic Games, rather she has stated what she needs.

Fraser-Pryce, a track legend revealed this on a Jamaican Live TV programme called Feel Good Friday, and at the end of her interview segment, the host wished her good luck at the Paris Olympics.

In response, she said: "We don't need luck, we need hard work and perseverance, and we'll get there. Luck favours the unprepared, and we will not be unprepared."

Fraser-Pryce is arguably the greatest female 100m runner in track and field history, as she has won a gold medal at every major championship.

Her highest impact is at the World Championships level with ten gold medals (notably mention a five-time 100m world champion), and at the Olympics, she has three gold medals (100m Olympic titles in 2008 and 2012).

Fraser-Pryce had a rocky 2023 season plagued with injuries. Despite this, she managed to win a 100m bronze medal at the World Championships in Budapest.

With the incoming Olympic year, which may likely be her last international appearance in Paris, the Jamaican icon will be gunning for another podium placement or a bit better by becoming the Olympic champion once again and hijack the three-peat goal of her compatriot Elaine Thompson-Herah.