FINA High Diving World Cup

The FINA High Diving World Cup 2018 Abu Dhabi competitions were concluded in the Breakwater area of the Abu Dhabi Corniche, with Britain’s Gary Hunt retaining the Men’s 27m World High Diving Cup title for the third time in a row, and Romanian Constantin Popovici coming in second place. 42 male and female divers from 29 countries, including the world’s most prominent stars in high diving, participated in the championship. 
The Women's 20m High Diving category saw Australian Rhiannan Iffland win the championship title, while Canadian Lysanne Richard took second place.

35 male and female divers, representing 16 countries, participated.
A total of 119 tournament prizes were awarded.
Mexico’s Adriana Jimenez was crowned champion in the Women’s 20m High Diving category, while Briton Gary Hunt won the Men's 27m title

Great Britain's Gary Hunt won the gold medal in the Men's 27m High Diving World Cup Championship, participating alongside 25 international divers. Jonathan Paredes from Mexico came in second place, and Colombian Orlando Duque placed third.
In the Women's 20m High Diving category, which saw 20 international divers competing, Canadian Lysanne Richard won first place and the gold medal, Australian Helena Merten took second place, and American Ginger Hooper came in third.