British heptathlon star Katarina Johnson-Thompson has clinched gold on the World Athletics Championship.

The 30-year-old topped the rostrum after operating a private better of two minutes, 5.63 seconds within the 800 metres.

Her closing rating of 6,740 factors was 20 greater than runner-up Anna Hall of the US.

Glory in Budapest marks the second time she's gained gold on the championships, following her win in Doha in 2019.

But it marks a exceptional restoration from the place she was after the final Olympics in 2021, the place she competed after recovering from an Achilles tendon damage solely to see a calf damage spoil her comeback.

She reportedly thought of retiring following her expertise in Tokyo, the place she limped over the end line.

But victory in Hungary's capital capped a exceptional restoration and can put her among the many favourites for subsequent 12 months's Olympic Games in Paris.

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Sunday's win got here after what had been a gradual begin to the occasion for Johnson-Thompson, who was 93 factors behind Hall following the 100m hurdles, excessive bounce, shot put, and 200m on Saturday.

But the steely competitor surged into a shocking lead the next morning with a protracted bounce of 6.54m, and a private better of 46.14m within the javelin.

It then got here right down to the 800m on Sunday night, the place one other private greatest helped safe victory.