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Ten days ago, Khaddi Sagnia broke a new personal record with 6.92 in a competition in Zagreb.
The record jump was just three inches from Erica Johansson’s Swedish record of 6.99 and on Friday night she hit again, jumping almost as far.
The second jump in the Doha Diamond League competition measured 6.85 meters.
– A worldwide result! Exclaims SVT expert Kajsa Bergqvist.
– It’s great that it has established itself at this level and can offer competition after competition. She has something special.
Khaddi Sagnia had the longest jump in the competition after all competitors jumped five times. After that, the competition was decided with a decisive leap into the top three under the new Diamond League rules.
Khaddi Sagnia finished third in Doha
In the decisive jump, Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk flew a long way and jumped 6.91. That Brume also jumped more than Sagnia in the last jump and the Swede finished third despite having the second longest jump in the competition. This means that you receive $ 2,000 in prizes instead of the $ 3,000 that second place would have meant.
– It’s a completely serious lottery. But at the same time, I see it as having to be able to perform every jump in the championship. I have to take it with me and come back stronger, says Sagnia at SVT after the competition.
He is happy to have come back so strong after his cruciate ligament injury.
– I was hoping for a better last hope but you can’t get everything you want.
Even at the Bauhaus Gala, Sagnia suffered under the new rules. She then finished third despite making the longest jump in the competition.
