VNR Alert: Final Day Highlights – Women’s Constant Weight (CWT)

The final day of women’s competition at the 35th AIDA Freediving World Championship delivered high drama, elite performances, and historic achievements in the Constant Weight (CWT) discipline — the most iconic and competitive category in depth freediving. With the sun breaking through after a weather delay, the world’s top female freedivers took to the depths of Limassol Bay for their final dives, setting new records and determining the championship’s overall podium.

What is Constant Weight (CWT)?

In CWT, athletes dive under their own power — using either a monofin or bi-fins — without pulling on the rope or dropping ballast. It’s considered the flagship event of depth freediving, testing both strength and technique.

CWT Women’s Podium

1. Enchante Gallardo (USA) – 104m (Americas Continental Record)
2. Tatiana Zemskikh (AIN) – 97m
3. Talya Davidoff (South Africa) – 95m (Africa Continental Record)

Enchante Gallardo delivered a powerful and clean 104-meter dive, earning her gold and setting a new continental record for the Americas. Gallardo continues to prove her status as one of the sport’s rising stars, with a strong season still ahead.

Tatiana Zemskikh, entering the competition at the last moment, stunned the field with a solid 97-meter dive to take silver. Meanwhile, Talya Davidoff claimed bronze and added yet another continental record for Africa to her name — reinforcing her position as one of the top freedivers from the continent.

New National Records Set in Women’s CWT

A celebration of the sport’s expanding global reach, the final day saw multiple national records established:

• 🇭🇺 Hungary – Zsófia Törőcsik: 90m
• 🇭🇷 Croatia – Sanda Delija: 87m
• 🇦🇺 Australia – Jade Macdonald Razvi: 83m
• 🇮🇩 Indonesia – Nikita Fima Atriru: 75m
• 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico – Natalia Padro: 72m
• 🇮🇪 Ireland – Megan Lyons: 61m
• 🇧🇬 Bulgaria – Silviya Rashkova: 60m
• 🇨🇾 Cyprus – Angeliki Loutsiou: 55m
• 🇱🇧 Lebanon – Luciana Chbeir: 42m

•  FIM World Champion
• CNF Silver Medalist 
• CWTB Bronze Medalist
• After dominating in the pool earlier this year, Törőcsik’s depth debut has confirmed her as one of the most complete athletes in freediving.
• Awarded the Natalia Molchanova Award for overall champion.

• Consistent podium finishes and continental records across all disciplines
• 2nd place overall caps off a historic performance for African freediving

• Bronze medal in CNF and strong performances throughout the championship
• Delija’s consistency earned her a well-deserved spot on the overall podium

Watch the Championship – Live & On Replay

Full event replays, daily highlights, and interviews are available on the AIDA Freediving – YouTube

Quick Links:

• Start lists & results – AIDA | Event Intermediate Ranking
• World Record Archive – AIDA | Symbol of Freediving

Text Credits: AIDA Freediving World Championship 
Photo Credits: ICARUS Sports Media / DIvEye 
Video Credits: ICARUS Sports Media

VNR SHOTLIST:
35th_AlDA_Freediving_World_Championships_2025_RAW_MATERlAL_DAY_8.mp4 – Direct download* HERE. 
00:00 – 00:19 Preperation Shots

00:20 – 00:47 Shots of Enchante Gallardo, 1st Place CWT

00:48 – 01:23 Shots of Tatiana Zemskikh, 2nd Place CWT

01:24 – 01:55 Shots of Zsófia Törőcsik, 1st Place Overall

INTERVIEWS:
IV_ENGLISH_ENCHANTE_GALLARDO(USA)_1ST_PLACE_CWT – Direct download* HERE.

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