Under the rainy conditions the British heptathlete not only managed to set a new world leading in heptathlon, but also set a personal best mark in the long jump of 6.63m.
After the conclusion of javelin contest a massive rainstorm delayed the final event heptathlon event the 800m. Once the storm calmed down the 30-year-old Ennis-Hill returned to track to win the final event in heptathlon in 2:11.36. Her total score was 257 points better than second place finisher Caroline Schäfer of Germany.
Meanwhile in the men's decathlon Arthur Abele of Germany surprised with 8605 points for the win. Also the second place in the men's decathlon took German athlete Kai Kazmirek, who scored 8323 points. The European indoor silver medalist, Abele will be among the top decathletes in Rio to battle for the podium.