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From hospital bed to becoming world champion – just another day for paralympic club thrower Roza Kozakowska
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However, despite the horrible circumstances, Roza insisted on getting discharged from the hospital and wanted to compete.
Elsewhere, World records tumbled as Luka Ekler gave herself an early birthday present by winning the women’s Long Jump T38 gold medal with a World Record.
She rewrote her own World Record twice in the span of the competition, leaping 5.86m on her second jump and improving to 5.91n on the fifth attempt.
Interestingly, each of her three valid jumps was enough to fetch her the sixth World Championships gold medal, including three in Long Jump.
Jaydin Blackwell, 21, scripted a World Record time of 48.00 seconds in the men’s 400m T38 final.