On July 21, Beijing time, the 2022 Oregon Athletics World Championships ended the 6th day of competition in Eugene, USA, and the Chinese team won another gold medal. In the women's discus final, Feng Bin of the Chinese team played well, throwing a score of 69 meters 12 in the first throw, and she won the championship with this result. Olympic champion Liu Shiying successfully qualified for the women's javelin preliminaries, and Lu Huihui regrettably was eliminated.
In the women's discus final, Feng Bin of the Chinese team competed, and the most powerful players in this project were Orman of the United States and Pekovic of Croatia. Feng Bin's career best was 66 meters, which was created this year. Auman threw a career best of 71.46 meters this year, Pekovic's career best was 71.41 meters and this year's best was 68.19 meters.
After the start of the final, Feng Bin showed excellent form, and after the first round of hard throwing, the discus landed at a distance of nearly 70 meters. The measured result was 69 m 12, which created her career best. In the subsequent race, Feng Bin played more steadily, with a stable performance between 65 meters and 66 meters. Pekovic threw 68m 45 in the second round and Auman threw 68m 30 in the third round, and after four rounds they were second and third. In the 5th round, Oman fouled and Pekovic threw 66m 59, so that Feng Bin continued to maintain the lead, followed by Pekovic and Auman. In the last throw, Auman and Perkovic's performance could not surpass Feng Bin, and Feng Bin had already secured the championship before the final throw came on. Feng Bin's last throw was 64 meters 62, and she won the championship with a time of 69 meters 12.
In the women's javelin preliminaries, the Chinese team has two famous players, Liu Shiying and Lu Huihui. Lu Huihui will play in Group 1, her form is average, the results of her three trial shots are 53m 75, 57m 59 and 56m 97, failing to reach the direct promotion line of 62m 50. Liu Shiying appeared in group 2, and threw a result of 63 meters 86 in the first round, surpassing the promotion line of 62 meters 50 in one fell swoop to lock in the final qualification. Combining the results of the two groups, Liu Shiying ranked second and entered the final. Lu Huihui will be in 16th place, unfortunately missing the final.
In the women's 3000m steeplechase final, Uzbekistan's Jerutto quickly took the lead, with the rest of the runners running behind her. In the 1700m, Bahrain's Yavi overtook Jerutto to lead, but when she reached the 2000m, Jerutto regained the lead, and she formed a leading group with Yavi and Ethiopia's Gottachevi, leaving the other runners behind. On the last lap, Ethiopia's Abbey caught up with the four leading group. Avey took the lead in accelerating, but Jerutto quickly overtook. In the final straight sprint, Jerutto maintained the high speed, she crossed the finish line first, breaking the world championship record in 8:53.02 to win the title. Getachevy won the silver medal in 8:38.11 and Abebe won the bronze medal in 8:38.64.
In the men's 400m semifinals, Norman of the United States ran 44.30 seconds to rank first in the semifinals, and he successfully advanced. South Africa's Van Nikek ran 44.75 seconds to finish second in Group 3 and advance directly to the final. James of Grenada, Smith of England, Allison of the United States and others all reached the final.
In the women's 400m semifinals, Yubo of the Bahamas ran a personal season best of 49.55 seconds, and she advanced first in the semifinals. Dominica's Paulino and Jamaica's McLeod both advanced to the final. In the semi-finals of the women's 400m hurdles, McLaughlin and Mohammed of the United States and Ball of the Netherlands are still the most outstanding, and they have won the first place in their respective groups to advance to the final. McLaufflin ran best in the semi-finals with 52.17 seconds, Ball was 52.84 seconds and Mohammed was 53.28 seconds.
In the men's 800m preliminaries, Canada's Alopp, Kenya's Kisai and Kibett all easily advanced. In the women's 5000m preliminaries, Ethiopia's Gidey finished first with 14:52.27, and Dutch star Hassan ran a season-best 14:52.89 to reach the final.