Yulimar Rojas (VEN) competes and wins the Gold medal on Women's Triple Jump final during the Athletics World Championships 2017, at Olympic Stadium, in London, United Kingdom, Day 4, on August 7th,
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Yulimar Rojas (VEN) competes and wins the Gold medal on Women's Triple Jump final during the Athletics World Championships 2017, at Olympic Stadium, in London, United Kingdom, Day 4, on August 7th,
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