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Ivonne Rodriguez reaches 203.5 m in dynamic (DYN), a performance presented as a national record by Lemus Underwater School. The board in the post reads “Record Nacional.” The report attributes the announcement to the source account.

Crowned constant weight with bifins (CWTB) world champion with 98 m in Limassol, Jade Agboton recalls an emotional day: she set off thinking she was competing for bronze, was told she had silver back on the boat, and only learned of her final gold medal at sunset. In her account, the French athlete describes exceptionally strong currents and progressing from 60 m to the top of the world in one year. She thanks coach Cédric Palerme, Deep Dominica Freediving, her Toulouse club Immersion Libre, AIDA France, C4 Carbon and every team behind the championships. A title that also celebrates a remarkable collective effort. Personal account shared with Ocean Tigers; photo credit stated in the original post: Federico Buzzoni.

Julie Olson and Leonardo Díaz win the overall titles. Óscar Domínguez earns silver in DYN (150 m) and bifins (128 m). See all podiums, official sheets and closing photographs.

On 8 October in Limassol, Alexey Molchanov completed 137 m in constant weight with fins (CWT), one metre beyond his previous record. He received a white card, won gold and topped the overall standings with 484 points. Petar Klovar (125 m) and Brad Stephens (115 m) complete the CWT podium. Record ratification is pending doping tests.

Final women’s standings: Zsófia Törőcsik wins overall with 374 points, ahead of Sanda Delija (338) and Mojca Haberman (308). In CWT, Nataliia Zharkova wins gold at 113 m and Jade Agboton silver at 101 m. Törőcsik takes bronze with 100 points after an early turn at 108 m.

In an interview published by Molchanovs on 16 September, South African freediver Bevin Reynolds discusses her return after injury and her overall women’s title at the 2026 AIDA pool worlds in Budapest. She highlights consistency and the support of her training community. This is a new interview, not a new competition result.

The AIDA calendar lists the World Apnea 2026 Depth Championships in Limassol, Cyprus, from 27 September to 10 October. An event announcement for a major for international depth freediving; the official event page provides the programme and registration information.