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DAY 7: 25 August, Friday

MORNING Session

 

The decathlon begins and it will bring a clash of the gladiators of athletics. Olympic champion Damian Warner was forced to withdraw midway through the last World Championships, where world record-holder Kevin Mayer won his second world gold medal after London in 2017.

 

Ukraine's high jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh, one of the biggest stars of the morning, will also be in qualification action. She has competed throughout 2022 in the shadow of war and has achieved great successes winning the European Championships and the World Indoor Championships, all at the age of 20. With a personal best of 2.06m, she could take another step towards the world record of 2.09m in Budapest.

 

Also looking to advance will be some of the world’s best javelin throwers, with Neeraj Chopra, Anderson Peters and Jakub Vadlejch among the athletes who could feature.

 

Leading athletes: 

 

Decathlon: 

Damian Warner, Olympic champion, heptathlon world indoor champion • Kevin Mayer, world record-holder, two-time world champion

 

Men’s javelin qualification:

Neeraj Chopra, Olympic champion • Anderson Peters, two-time world champion • Jakub Vadlejch, Olympic, world and European silver medallist

 

Women's high jump qualification:

Yaroslava Mahuchikh, European champion, world indoor champion • Eleanor Patterson, world champion • Elena Vallortigara, world bronze medallist • Nicola Olyslagers, Olympic silver medallist

 

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