The author took the combined tests in disbelief until the 2004 Athens Games., without a very good understanding of what each brand stands for. There, a Spanish decathlon expert explained how every shot, every jump, every mark was converted into points. And that way combinations can tempt as much or more than any test.
New technologies and the ability to track tests in real time took a decisive leap in the market this Sunday. the final test of the heptathlon, about 800 meters where the title is determined Not forgetting Dutch Anouk Vetter finished second, rivaling American favorite Anna Hall (third) and British winner Katarina Johnson-Thompson (leader).
In the tremendous success in the organization of World Athletics and the World Cups in Budapest, scoreboard always reflected how grades were affected The battle between the two English-speaking athletes, with each athlete placing 800th overall and Vetter nearly dismounted at the start, was one that would open an era.
Bronze at the major international outdoor debut in Eugene last year, Hall was presented with an incredible personal record of 2:02.97. it was also achieved this year by a remarkable 2:07.26 of the British who already had gold in Doha four years ago. Well, maybe the American shot too many shots and has already outstripped his big rival on the video scoreboard with 58.59 at the finish line.
Far from giving up Johnson-Thompson has proven once again that he is an outstanding competitor In the midst of an environment typical of the 100m or 1,500m final, his name was on the screens once again in the counter-fix. What a way to grow combos!
In the end, Hall won with 2:04.09, just a second and a half ahead. Johnson-Thompson (23 points) hung his second universal gold with 6,740 points. For North America’s 6,720. Vetter finished bronze with 6,501.