Katarina Johnson-Thompson shares world heptathlon bronze in dramatic conclusion

Qatarina Johnson-Thompson of the Great Britain shared the world bronze with 800 m dramatic in Tokyo with the American Taliyah Brooks, while he caught an emotional fourth global heptatlon medal under unprecedented conditions.

32-year-old Johnson-Thompson, who competed in the stadium where he was subjected to Olympic heart attack four years ago, did not know how to react as he continued his late career resurrection by making a third big podium in a row.

Johnson-Thompson, who needed to beat Brooks for about six seconds to jump on the podium, wore a confused look because they were confirmed that they had finished the same points.

However, when the name – and Brooks – when connected to the bronze on the large screen, connected with 6,581 points, it began to flow to be the first heptats separating a world medal.

The American Anna Hall claimed that three times with the Olympic champion Nafi Thiam took over the eighth competition on Saturday, a groundbreaking world championship victory and Irish was kept for a striking silver of Kate O’Connor.