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<span style="font-weight: bold"> OGNR # Athletics : Olympic and Wo...th ban (RJR)...</span>
World and Olympic 100 metre champion Shelly Ann Fraser-Pryce is now free to compete after her six month ban for a doping violation expired on January 7.'I now pronounce you husband and wife,' officiating minister Pastor Jakes Blackwell declared to an elated Shelly-Ann Fraser and Jason Pryce after they exchanged their vows overlooking the beautiful Caribbean Sea on the property of The Tryall Club in Hanover.Photo Credit: (Gleaner)Fraser-Pryce, who got married on January 8 this year, says she feels no pressure to defend her title at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, this summer. "Now it's a new year, so I said 'ok I was the world champion in 2009, I want to be double world champion'. This is something I have never gotten before, I don't think about 2009, I have won that already, it has gone this is a new year, a new title," she said.Fraser, who fell victim to the relatively new "no false start rule" last season, also expressed disagreement with the rule."To say one false start-out, there are so many things that can happen on that line, you can flip, you can have so many mishaps so I think it's a little bit trivial," she said.Fraser-Pryce says she will open her season at the Queens/Grace Jackson meet set for January 29 at the UWI Bowl.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...71335792909650
<span style="font-weight: bold"> OGNR # Athletics : Olympic and Wo...th ban (RJR)...</span>
World and Olympic 100 metre champion Shelly Ann Fraser-Pryce is now free to compete after her six month ban for a doping violation expired on January 7.'I now pronounce you husband and wife,' officiating minister Pastor Jakes Blackwell declared to an elated Shelly-Ann Fraser and Jason Pryce after they exchanged their vows overlooking the beautiful Caribbean Sea on the property of The Tryall Club in Hanover.Photo Credit: (Gleaner)Fraser-Pryce, who got married on January 8 this year, says she feels no pressure to defend her title at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, this summer. "Now it's a new year, so I said 'ok I was the world champion in 2009, I want to be double world champion'. This is something I have never gotten before, I don't think about 2009, I have won that already, it has gone this is a new year, a new title," she said.Fraser, who fell victim to the relatively new "no false start rule" last season, also expressed disagreement with the rule."To say one false start-out, there are so many things that can happen on that line, you can flip, you can have so many mishaps so I think it's a little bit trivial," she said.Fraser-Pryce says she will open her season at the Queens/Grace Jackson meet set for January 29 at the UWI Bowl.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...71335792909650