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World champion Prudence Sekgodiso skipped this year's World Indoor Championships to prioritize recovery after a devastating hamstring injury. Now she's teaching athletes everywhere that sometimes the bravest choice is knowing when to pause.
British runner Keely Hodgkinson has finally captured the one medal missing from her collection, winning her first world indoor championship in commanding style. The Olympic gold medalist made history for Great Britain with a championship record performance, capping off the country's most successful World Indoor Championships ever.
Great Britain made history at the World Indoor Championships with three gold medals in 28 minutes, marking their best performance ever. Georgia Hunter Bell, who worked in tech sales just two years ago, led the charge with her first global title.
Simon Ehammer shattered a world record that stood for 14 years, scoring 6,670 points at the World Indoor Championships in Poland. The Swiss star dominated across all seven events, including a stunning pole vault that sealed his place in history.
Simon Ehammer just broke a world record that stood for 14 years, proving that dedication and composure under pressure can rewrite history. The Swiss athlete topped his hero's legendary mark while claiming gold at the world indoor championships.
At just 23, Mercy Oketch is turning heads at the World Indoor Championships in Poland, reaching the semi-finals in her very first appearance at the competition. The rising Kenyan sprinter has podiumed at every event she's entered this year.
A 21-year-old American sprinter just claimed his first world championship title with the fastest 60-meter dash of the year. Even better? His former rival came back from a decade of injuries to medal alongside him.
Jordan Anthony switched from football to sprinting and just won the World Indoor Championships in his very first international competition. His time tied for fourth-fastest in history.
Australian high jumper Nicola Olyslagers claimed silver at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland, clearing 1.99 meters despite not feeling at her best. Her performance proves that champions shine even on off days.
Welsh sprinter Jeremiah Azu just missed defending his world indoor 60m title, finishing fourth by one-hundredth of a second in what experts are calling one of the greatest sprint races ever witnessed. The 24-year-old set a personal best and became Britain's second-fastest sprinter in history along the way.