Sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is all set to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics, despite being 37 when the Games arrive.The eight-time Olympic medallist won gold at the 2008 Beijing and successfully defended it at the 2012 London Games. She said she will aim to retain the 100m crown in Paris.Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce lost her title to compatriot Elaine Thompson-Herah at the Tokyo Games. Thompson’s victory meant the Jamaican pair had shared the last four of their 100m Olympic titles.Nicknamed the “Pocket Rocket”, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce returned home with a silver in 100m and gold in the 4x100m (alongside Thompson).ワールドアスレティックス・世界陸連@WAthleticsJapan10.63✨ジャマイカ新記録🇯🇲世界歴代2位🔥世界記録まで0.14🌪@realshellyannfp シェリー=アン・フレーザー=プライスがまた伝説を作った!9:09 PM · Jun 5, 20217019510.63✨ジャマイカ新記録🇯🇲世界歴代2位🔥世界記録まで0.14🌪@realshellyannfp シェリー=アン・フレーザー=プライスがまた伝説を作った! https://t.co/7ZgkzyKq2oThe 34-year-old said she could see herself competing in Paris and the 2022 World Championships."Before, I counted it (Paris 2024) out, but then after the season and just the progress, you kind of know there's more. You want to take it a year at a time because I'm looking forward to defending my (world) title at 2022 in Oregon,” Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce was quoted by Sky Sports as saying.The Jamaican sprinter won the 100m world title in 2019 in Doha and will defend her title in Oregon next year."Paris 2024, I could definitely see it as a thing," she added.Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce ends her 2021 seasons with PBAt 34, she is still looking great on track. She is still at the peak of her powers, and recently clocked a personal best of 10.60sec at the Diamond League meeting in Lausanne post-Olympics.ShellyAnnFraserPryce@realshellyannfpBetter together!!🙌🏾🙌🏾 twitter.com/DIGICELJamaica…Digicel Jamaica@DIGICELJamaicaMade in Jamaica 🇯🇲 The 🚀 and the ⚡The Fastest Woman Alive and the World’s Fastest Man@realshellyannfp x @usainbolt #InternationalOlympicDay05:32 AM · Jun 24, 20214103473Made in Jamaica 🇯🇲 The 🚀 and the ⚡The Fastest Woman Alive and the World’s Fastest Man@realshellyannfp x @usainbolt #InternationalOlympicDay https://t.co/VoIesAmIEIBetter together!!🙌🏾🙌🏾 twitter.com/DIGICELJamaica…Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce feels 10.5 is possible, with the United States' Florence Griffith-Joyner's controversial 10.49 world record set in 1988 in her sights.Thompson-Herah, meanwhile, set the second-fastest 100m time ever at the Eugene Diamond League meeting in August, winning in 10.54.In all, Fraser-Pryce has three Olympic gold medals, eight in total, and nine world titles.Also Read: Boxing Federation of India to rejig coaching staff post-Belgrade World Championships