Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates with her national flag after winning the 100 m hurdles final at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates after winning the gold medal in the women's 100 m hurdles at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg), August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates with the national flag after winning the 100 m hurdles final at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates with her national flag after winning the 100 metres hurdles final at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur crosses the finish line to win the gold medal in the women's 100 m hurdles at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg), August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Michael Dalder (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur (L) and Ireland's Derval O'Rourke clear a hurdle in the women's 100 m hurdles semi-final at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg), August 11, 2006. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates after winning a heat in the women's 100 hurdles at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 10, 2006. REUTERS/Phil Noble (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur competes in the women's 100 hurdles at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 10, 2006. REUTERS/Michael Dalder (SWEDEN) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur competes in the women's 100 hurdles at the European athletics championships in Gothenburg (Goteborg) August 10, 2006. REUTERS/Phil Noble (SWEDEN) Also see image GF2DUTXMYRAA 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur reacts after winning the women's 110m hurdles during the Golden Gala IAAF athletic meeting at Rome's Olympic Stadium July 14, 2006. 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur reacts after winning the women's 110m hurdles during the Golden Gala IAAF athletic meeting at Rome's Olympic Stadium July 14, 2006. REUTERS/Giampiero Sposito (ITALY) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur clears a hurdle on her way to win the women's 110m hurdles during the Golden Gala IAAF athletic meeting at Rome's Olympic Stadium July 14, 2006. REUTERS/Giampiero Sposito (ITALY) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur runs to win the women's 100m Hurdles at the Paris Golden League meeting at the Stade de France in Saint Denis near Paris July 8, 2006. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates her victory in the women's 100m Hurdles at the Paris Golden League meeting at the Stade de France in Saint Denis near Paris July 8, 2006. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

(L-R) Glory Alozie of Spain, Derval O'Rourke of Ireland and Susanna Kallur of Sweden show their medals after the victory ceremony for the Women's 60 Metres Hurdles at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Moscow March 12, 2006. REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

(Top to bottom) Danielle Carruthers of the U.S., Susanna Kallur of Sweden, Derval O'Rourke of Ireland and Alozie Glory of Spain compete during the women's 60 metres hurdles final at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Moscow March 11, 2006. Derval won the final in 7.84 seconds. REUTERS/Alexander Demianchuk 

Twin sisters Susanna (R) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden celebrate after their women's 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny reached the silver. 

Twin sisters Susanna (R) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden embrace after their women's 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny reached the silver. 

Swedish twin sisters Susanna and Jenny Kallur celebrate after 60m hurdles final at European Indoor Athletics Championships. Twin sisters Susanna (L) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden celebrate after their 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny won the silver. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Swedish twin sisters Susanna and Jenny Kallur display their medals on podium at European Indoor Athletics Championships. Twin sisters Susanna (R) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden display their medals on the podium at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny won the silver in the 60m hurdles final. REUTERS/Miguel Vidal 

Susanna Kallur of Sweden competes during her 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and her twin sister Jenny took the silver.REUTERS/Miguel Vidal SP/AA 

Susanna Kallur of Sweden clears a hurdle to win the 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Kallur clocked a time of 7.80 seconds to win the gold medal.REUTERS/Miguel Vidal SP/AA 

Swedish twin sisters Susanna and Jenny Kallur celebrate after 60m hurdles final at European Indoor Athletics Championships. Twin sisters Susanna (L) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden embrace after their women's 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny reached the silver.REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Swedish twin sisters Susanna and Jenny Kallur celebrate after 60m hurdles final at European Indoor Athletics Championships. Twin sisters Susanna (R) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden embrace after their women's 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal and Jenny reached the silver.REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Swedish twin sisters Susanna and Jenny Kallur celebrate after 60m hurdles final at European Indoor Athletics Championships. Twin sisters Susanna (R) and Jenny Kallur of Sweden embrace after their 60m hurdles final at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Susanna won the gold medal whilst Jenny won the silver medal. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur runs during her 60m hurdles heat at the 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships in Madrid's Palacio de Deportes pavilion March 6, 2005. Kallur qualified for the final with personal of 7.90 seconds. REUTERS/Miguel Vidal MV/acm 

Sweden's Susanna Kallur (front) congratulates Canada's Perdita Felicien after the semi-final of the women's 100 metres hurdles at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. Felicien qualified for the final but Kallur failed to qualify. REUTERS/David Gray CP/DL 

Jamaica's Lacena Golding-Clarke, Canada's Perdita Felicien and Sweden's Susanna Kallur (R-L) clear a hurdle during a heat in the 100 metres hurdle event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer Games August 22, 2004. 

Jamaica's Lacena Golding-Clarke, Canada's Perdita Felicien and Sweden's Susanna Kallur (R-L) clear a hurdle during a heat in the 100 metres hurdle event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. REUTERS/Jason Reed MD/AA 

Jamaica's Lacena Golding-Clarke, Canada's Perdita Felicien and Sweden's Susanna Kallur (R-L) clear a hurdle during a heat in the 100 metres hurdle event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. REUTERS/Jason Reed MD/SV 

Canada's Perdita Felicien (behind) embraces Sweden's Susanna Kallur after running in heat three of the 100 metres hurdles at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez CP/AA 

Canada's Perdita Felicien (L) and Sweden's Susanna Kallur finish their run in heat three of the 100 metres hurdles at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez CP/DL 

Canada's Perdita Felicien (L) clears a hurdle beside Sweden's Susanna Kallur (C) and Greece's Flora Redoumi during heat three of the 100 metres hurdles at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich CP/DL 

Gail Devers of the U.S. (C), flanked by Susanna Kallur of Sweden (L)
and Patricia Girard of France, runs in the 60 metres hurdles final at
the 2003 World Indoor Athletics Championships in Birmingham March 16,
2003. Devers won in a time of 7.81 seconds. REUTERS/Yves Herman

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Sweden's Susanna Kallur takes part in her 60 Metres Hurdles heat at the
2003 World Indoor Athletics Championships in Birmingham March 15, 2003.
Kallur won the heat with a time of 7.93 seconds. REUTERS/Yves Herman

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Sweden's Susanna Kallur celebrates after winning the women's final 100 meter hurdle race during the World Junior Championship in Athletics in Santiago, October 19, 2000. Kallur won the race in 13.02 seconds.

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Sweden's Susanna Kallur (L) and her sister Jenny celebrate after Susanna won the women's final 100m hurdle race during the World Junior Championship in Athletics in Santiago, October 19, 2000. Kallur won the race in 13.02 seconds, her sister Jenny finished 6th with 13.30 seconds.

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Swedish Susanna Kallur (L) passes the last hurdle next to French Fanny Gerance during the women's final 100m hurdle race at the World Junior Championship in Athletics in Santiago, October 19, 2000. Kallur won the race in 13.02 seconds.

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