LONDON (Reuters) – Anita Wlodarczyk hammered home her dominance to win a third world title at a canter on Monday, clinching the hammer gold at the World Championships.

The Pole had been the one to beat going into the competition. With two Olympic titles to her name, the world record holder has not been beaten since early 2014.

After a slow start she took the lead on her fourth throw in the London Stadium, with a 77.39 meter effort, and clinched gold with 77.90. “I am happy and see you next time,” the 31-year-old told the crowd.

China’s Zheng Wang won her first world medal by throwing 75.98 to claim silver. Despite three no-throws in the final, Wlodarczyk’s compatriot Malwina Kopron’s first attempt of 74.76 was enough to secure her the bronze medal, and a best ever finish at senior level.