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The 40 pages that link to World Athletics Championships, each with the reason it gives.

• Usain BoltNarrower topic: Bolt’s championship titles made his dominance extend beyond the Olympic Games.

• 1983 World Championships in AthleticsNarrower topic: Helsinki launched the championship series that now bears this name.

• 1991 World Championships in AthleticsNarrower topic: The Tokyo edition was the event's third installment and helped establish its early history.

• 2005 World Championships in AthleticsNarrower topic: The Helsinki edition was the tenth championship in this recurring series.

• Mike PowellNarrower topic: Powell won two world titles, including the championship where he set the record.

• Ashton EatonNarrower topic: Eaton won two world outdoor titles as well as two Olympic gold medals.

• Jan ŽeleznýNarrower topic: His three titles made him one of the event’s defining javelin champions.

• Mary DeckerNarrower topic: Decker’s two 1983 titles helped establish the new championship as a major stage for the sport.

• Paula RadcliffeNarrower topic: Her 2005 marathon victory was a landmark championship achievement.

• Sergey BubkaNarrower topic: Bubka won six consecutive men's pole vault titles from 1983 through 1997.

• Shelly-Ann Fraser-PryceNarrower topic: Her record number of world 100-metre titles was earned at this championship.

• Armand DuplantisNarrower topic: Duplantis’s outdoor world titles place his career within the sport’s principal global championship.

• Barbora ŠpotákováNarrower topic: Her three gold medals came across these championships, in 2007, 2011, and 2017.

• David RudishaNarrower topic: Rudisha won the 800 metres world title in 2011 and 2015.

• Hicham El GuerroujNarrower topic: El Guerrouj won four consecutive 1,500-metre titles from 1997 through 2003.

• Inessa KravetsNarrower topic: Her 1995 record came at this competition’s predecessor, the IAAF World Championships.

• Allyson FelixNarrower topic: Her 14 world titles show a record of success beyond the Olympics.

• Ezekiel KemboiNarrower topic: Four titles made Kemboi one of the championships’ most successful steeplechasers.

• Karsten WarholmNarrower topic: Three world titles made the championships central to Warholm's career legacy.

• Robert KorzeniowskiNarrower topic: His three world titles came at this championship, the sport’s leading global event outside the Olympics.

• Sally PearsonNarrower topic: Pearson's two world titles made her a leading athlete at the sport's principal championships.

• Stefka KostadinovaNarrower topic: Her record was set at this championship, where she also won two world titles.

• Valerie AdamsNarrower topic: Adams won four world outdoor titles across this championship’s editions.