Marija Vuković won first place at the meeting in Budapest, with a jump of 188 centimeters.
Marija celebrated in the capital of Hungary, because she had fewer attempts than the Belarusian Karina Demidik and the Russian Kristina Koroljova.
She broke the standard three times at 190 centimeters.
Vuković's jump was nine centimeters weaker than her best result in her career this year as well (197), the jumper is eight centimeters less than the height she overcame in the final in Tokyo (196).
The competition in Budapest was a stronger training for her before another big performance – on August 28 at the meeting of the Diamond League in Paris.
Marija will compete with medal winners at the Olympic Games in the high jump.
Russian Marija Lasickene (2.04 m), Australian Nikola McDermott (2.02 m) and Ukrainian Jaroslava Mahučkih (2.00 m) will participate.
In Paris, the legendary Alison Felix, who in Tokyo became the most decorated athlete of all time (11 Olympic medals), will perform, who will run 400 meters.
The three fastest women in the world, three lightning bolts from Jamaica - Elaine Thompson, Shelly-Anne Fraser-Pryce and Sherika Jackson - will participate in the 100-meter race.
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