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No defending championship, baby break for Victoria Hudson
Austria⚽ Sports4 hr. ago

No defending championship, baby break for Victoria Hudson

European discus champion Victoria Hudson has announced she will withdraw from both the Austrian Athletics Championships in Innsbruck (25-26 July) and the European Championship title defense in Birmingham (10-16 August). The decision comes after she confirmed she is pregnant, expecting a child in early 2027. Hudson expressed her excitement about her personal happiness but emphasized she will adjust her training accordingly and has no plans to retire. She remains committed to continuing her athletic career after the maternity break and still aims to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

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No defending championship, baby break for Victoria Hudson

European discus champion Victoria Hudson has announced she will withdraw from both the Austrian Athletics Championships in Innsbruck (25-26 July) and the European Championship title defense in Birmingham (10-16 August). The decision comes after she confirmed she is pregnant, expecting a child in early 2027. Hudson expressed her excitement about her personal happiness but emphasized she will adjust her training accordingly and has no plans to retire. She remains committed to continuing her athletic career after the maternity break and still aims to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

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