The 2011 Daegu World Athletics seems to be falling of the great figures and the rise of the big surprises. First came Usain Bolt and his unexpected disqualification in the 100 meter sprint. Now it's time to talk about the collapse of the world record holder Yelena Isinbayeva at the hands of a pole vaulter that will host the Olympics.

Brazil's Fabiana Murer was left with the gold medal by jumping 4.85 and match his South American record. Russia ranked sixth with just 4.65 and the silver and bronze were for Martina Strunz, who broke the national record for his country with 4.80, and also with 4.75 Svetlana Feofanova respectively.

After a sabbatical year, Isinbayeva, the only woman in history over five meters (5.06), double world champion (2005/2007) and two-time gold medal at the Olympic Games (2004/2008) - had an unfortunate world that used by the Brazilian who is local at the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

When was Isinbayeva, I felt the gold was there. I felt that the road was open to me, although at that time should be focused on what you do, rather than in the rest

He said the new world champion. At age 30, Maurer was fifth in Berlin 2009 and world indoor champion in Doha 2010.

It is the first time Brazil adds gold in a world championships. So far we had reached medals through José Luiz Barbosa, bronze in 1987 and silver in the 800 meters in 1991, Joaquim Cruz, bronze in 1983 at 800, Jadel Gregorio, triple jump silver in 2007, Sanderlei Parrela, silver in 1999 at 400 meters, the men's 4 × 100 relay bronze in 1999 and silver in 2003, Claudinei da Silva, bronze in 1997 and silver in 1999 at 200 meters, and Luiz dos Santos, 2005 marathon bronze.

I am very happy to have the honor of being the first Brazilian athlete to get it. Brazil is a country that deserved it, he has been trying a long time. But do not forget that we always have great athletes

Fabiana Maurer closed after the historic event ...

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