Johnson-Thompson won the fight to reclaim her world heptathlon crown from 2019 on Sunday night in Budapest.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson hailed the best day of her life after completing a stunning comeback to claim a glorious gold at the World Championships.
It represents a remarkable return to the top for Johnson-Thompson after a torn Achilles in 2020 and a calf injury at the Tokyo Olympics which forced her to quit after day one.She beat favourite, the American Anna Hall, by just 20 points after a season’s best of 6740. The Netherlands’ Anouk Vetter claimed bronze.“I can’t believe it. It’s like being in a dream. I have been thinking about this for months and months, and nobody else could see the vision apart from me and my team.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson recovers well from shaky start in Budapest heptathlonJohnson-Thompson is fourth overall while Laura Muir is safely through in the 1500m.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson recovers well from shaky start in Budapest heptathlonJohnson-Thompson is fourth overall while Laura Muir is safely through in the 1500m.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson eyes medal after moving up to second in BudapestJohnson-Thompson is 93 points behind the United States’ Anna Hall after day one.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson eyes medal after moving up to second in BudapestJohnson-Thompson is 93 points behind the United States’ Anna Hall after day one.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson on course for world championship goldJohnson-Thompson holds a 26-point lead ahead of the final 800m on Sunday night in Budapest.
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson on course for world championship goldJohnson-Thompson holds a 26-point lead ahead of the final 800m on Sunday night in Budapest.
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