American long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall expressed strong confidence ahead of the women’s long jump event.
While appearing at the Stockholm Diamond League press conference, Tara Davis-Woodhall had this to say.
“I’m pretty confident, training has been insane, I’m faster and stronger than I have been,” she told reporters, highlighting the progress she has made this season.
Davis-Woodhall has steadily improved throughout 2025, consistently jumping close to her personal best of 6.95 meters. She has intensified her training, boosting both her runway speed and explosive power, which makes her a serious contender in a competitive field.
Tara Davis-Woodhall
In Stockholm, she will face tough rivals such as Sweden’s Khaddi Sagnia, who has recorded jumps over 6.80 meters this season, and Ukraine’s Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk, known for her technical skill and experience.
In addition, Davis-Woodhall aims to convert her hard work into a strong performance on the Diamond League stage. “I’m ready to bring my best to Stockholm and compete against the best,” she said.
Tara Davis-Woodhall Maintains Top Form with Strong Season Start
Tara Davis-Woodhall has kicked off her 2025 season with impressive form, building on her stellar 2024 campaign that included Olympic gold and a World Indoor title.
After deciding to skip indoor competitions this year to allow her body and heel to fully recover, she returned refreshed and ready to compete. At the Drake Relays in April, Davis-Woodhall cleared 6.75 meters, defeating strong rivals and signalling her readiness for the outdoor season.
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She continues to train intensely, aiming to improve on her personal best of 7.18 meters set last year. As she heads into the Stockholm Diamond League, Davis-Woodhall remains a top contender, combining speed, strength, and consistency to challenge the world’s best in the long jump.
With rising form and fierce competition, the women’s long jump at Stockholm promises an exciting contest. Fans and analysts will watch closely to see if Davis-Woodhall can use her improved strength and speed to claim victory or set a new personal best.