Sifan Hassan (NED): Olympic champion (14:48.12) Hawi Feysa (ETH): 2019 World Championships eighth-placer (14:33.66) This contest should be between world champion Gudaf Tsegay and Olympic champion Sifan Hassan, who was only sixth in Eugene and is yet to show her 2021 form this season.īeatrice Chebet (KEN): World Championships silver medallist (14:38.21) Tina Sutej (SLO): World Indoor bronze medallist (4.75m) Katerina Stefanidi (GRE): Former Olympic and world champion (4.75m) Wilma Murto (FIN): European champion (4.85m) Sandi Morris (USA): World Championships silver medallist (4.85m)Īngelica Moser (SUI): 2021 European Indoor champion (4.60m) Nina Kennedy (AUS): World championships bronze medallist (4.80m) Roberta Bruni (ITA): Italian record-holder (4.72m) World champion Katie Nageotte is absent and the consistent Sandi Morris starts as favourite.
Tom Walsh (NZL): Commonwealth champion (22.31m) Nick Ponzio (ITA): World seventh-placer (21.83m) Joe Kovacs (USA): 2019 world champion (22.89m)įilip Mihaljevic (CRO): European champion (21.88m) Jacko Gill (NZL): Commonwealth silver medallist (21.90m) Ryan Crouser (USA): World and Olympic champion (23.12m) World record-holder Ryan Crouser starts as favourite, though he was beaten at Lausanne by Joe Kovacs. Jessica Schilder (NED): European champion (20.24m)ĭanniel Thomas-Dodd (JAM): 2019 world silver medallist (19.53m) Sarah Mitton (CAN): Commonwealth champion (20.33m)įanny Roos (SWE): Olympic seventh-placer (19.42m) Remarkably Jake Wightman, Laura Muir, Keely Hodgkinson and Matthew Hudson-Smith – medallists in Eugene, Birmingham and Munich – are in action yet again and all should be in the thick of a battle for the Diamond League titles.Īuriol Dongmo (POR): World indoor champion (19.82m in 2022)Ĭhase Ealey (USA): World champion (20.51m) Numerous Olympic and world champions are aiming to secure the last major honours of what has been an exceptionally busy summer season. It's a Jamaican 1-2 at as the pair clock 10.73 (0.6) and 10.74 respectively 🇯🇲 #BrusselsDL 💎 /mbam34v1t8Īll 32 Wanda Diamond League champions will be crowned this week, with six finals taking place at a city centre event in Zürich’s Sechseläutenplatz on Wednesday evening (September 7) before the remaining 26 complete the programme at the Letzigrund Stadium on Thursday (September 8). Shericka Jackson beats Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce over 100m ⚡️
Five-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah won’t compete but the field also includes Aleia Hobbs, Sha’Carri Richardson, Daryll Neita, Marie-Josée Ta Lou and Mujinga Kambundji to name just a few.
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