Fresh rivals & forced to settle for silver - but Hodgkinson up for fight
Keely Hodgkinson says she is proud of her ability to "continue to fight" after taking silver behind Audrey Werro at the European Athletics Championships.
Keely Hodgkinson is no stranger to competition, having already tasted victory at three consecutive global championships. However, her dominance in the early years of her career was cut short by a trio of talented athletes - American Athing Mu, Kenya’s Mary Moraa, and now 22-year-old Swiss sensation Audrey Werro. Hodgkinson's European reign has ended, and a fresh wave of world-class rivals, including Dutch star Femke Broeders-Bol and fellow Briton Lilian Odira, are set to define her next chapter.
Hodgkinson acknowledges the fierce competition and expresses her desire to continue adding to her medal collection. Despite her disappointment in not winning gold at the Paris Olympics, Hodgkinson remains proud of her consistency and determination to fight for more titles. She welcomes the strong competition and sees it as a sign of a burgeoning generation of track and field athletes.
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