It was one and done for a contented Matt Denny in discus qualifying in Tokyo, ensuring Australia will contend for medals on several fronts on a big final day of competition at the world championships.
The Paris Olympics bronze medallist needed only one throw of 66.63m to better the automatic qualifying standard and power straight into Sunday's final.
The 29-year-old Queenslander, ranked No.2 in the world this year, is among a strong senior core of Australian athletes who now fully expect to be on the podium at every major meet.