In a dramatic conclusion to the heptathlon at the World Championships in Tokyo, Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson shared the bronze medal with American Taliyah Brooks, both finishing with 6,581 points. This marks Johnson-Thompson's fourth global medal and her third consecutive podium finish at major championships. Competing in the same stadium where she faced a devastating injury during the Olympics four years ago, Johnson-Thompson expressed disbelief and joy at her achievement. Despite a challenging performance in the javelin, she managed to secure her place on the podium by outperforming Brooks in the final 800m race. The event also saw American Anna Hall winning gold and Ireland's Kate O'Connor taking silver, marking a historic moment for O'Connor. Johnson-Thompson's journey back to the top has been marked by resilience, and she reflected on the emotional significance of her performance in Tokyo.