Mikaela Shiffrin after falling: Hope for quick recovery!

Mikaela Shiffrin, the American skiing, has once again focused on the public after a severe fall in the giant slalom in Killington. The incident occurred last Saturday when the 29-year-old was on the best way to her 100th World Cup victory. Unfortunately, there was a mishap on the target hill, and Shiffrin lost control. She rolled forward before crashing into the security nets, as yahoo sports . After the fall, she was brought from the mountain with a sled and examined in the hospital, where concerns about a possible intestinal injury came up.

After the first examination, Shiffrin was able to give the all -clear: "Everything is good," she said. There were no signs of serious injuries, although she has to struggle with pain and a stab injury in the abdomen. "The thing that caused me the wound in the area of my abdominal muscles is responsible for the heavy bleeding," she said in an update on Instagram. Despite this relief, she has to cancel for the two coming races in Beaver Creek and regrets this very much. "It is difficult to say when I can ski again or will be at a race again," said Shiffrin.

dream of the 100th World Cup victory

Your fall not only confused the first places of the event, but also Shiffrin's personal ambitions-her chance of the 100th World Cup victory has been stopped for the time being. "I'm sorry that I was all startled," she wrote in another post, while other athletes such as Sara Hector, who won the race, put her sympathy for the ski star. "It is so sad for Mikaela to fall after such a good ride. It breaks my heart," the Olympic champion was quoted. The incident raises questions about the future of the athlete, who is already one of the largest in the ski alpine, with numerous records and successes, including two Olympic gold medals and seven world championships.