Anna Hall recently shared a major update about her upcoming competition following her first heptathlon event since the 2024 Paris Olympics. Hall executed a notable performance in the heptathlon event at the 2025 Hypo Meeting on May 31 and June 1, 2025, at Mosle Stadium in Gotzis, Austria.
Hall recorded an incredible world lead of 7032 points after dominating the high jump, shot put, and 800m events. She posted a world heptathlon 800m best of 2:01.23 and her personal best of 1.95m in the high jump to dominate the heptathlon event. Her overall score also marked her personal best and meeting record, along with tying for the second-highest score in the history of the sport, to join Swedish athlete Carolina Kluft.
Her 7032 points stand in second spot on the all-time list behind world record-holder Jackie Joyner-Kersee. She became the fifth woman in history to break the barrier of 7000 points in a heptathlon alongside Joyner-Kersee, Kluft, Nafissatou Thiam, and Larisa Nikitina.
Following her exceptional performance, the 24-year-old updated her fans about her upcoming competitive appearance at the Diamond League. Anna Hall, who is currently present in Switzerland for a week to recover and train before the Diamond League, shared glimpses of the city and her rehab session.
"A week to recover and train in Bellinzona, Switzerland before hopping onto the Diamond League in a bit."

The upcoming Diamond League is scheduled on Friday, June 6, at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Anna Hall makes her feelings known after competing in her first heptathlon event after Paris Olympics' underwhelming performance

Anna Hall competed in her first heptathlon event since the Paris Olympics in Austria. She settled in fifth place in Paris, where she competed after navigating a series of injuries. Her quest for the Tokyo Olympics came to an end after she broke her left foot's navicular bone at the Trials. She then injured her knee while training for the 2023 World Championships. Following her recent incredible performance, Hall expressed her joy.
"BTS of 7032 ✨ some happy tears this morning I think it’s finally processing🥹," Hall wrote. "What a blessing (and test) this journey has been so far. thank you to my village and everyone who believed. Never taking these moments for granted again!"
Anna Hall posted 13.19 seconds, 14.86m, 23.37 seconds, 6.44m, and 46.16m in 100m hurdles, shot put, 200m, long jump, and javelin throw events, respectively, at the 2025 Hypo Meeting.