Jackson looked dominant from the curve and powered away in the closing stages to comfortably finish ahead of Bahamian star Shaunae Miller-Uibo, who impressed with a strong second-place finish in 22.04 seconds.
American sprinter Anavia Battle claimed third place in 22.29 seconds, while world champion Sha'Carri Richardson finished fourth in 22.38 seconds in a highly competitive field packed with global sprint stars.
The race further highlighted Jackson’s remarkable consistency in the 200m, an event where she has already cemented herself as one of the greatest athletes in history. The Jamaican star, who owns the second-fastest women’s 200m time ever with 21.41 seconds, appears to be building top form once again as the season gathers momentum.
For Miller-Uibo, the performance was another encouraging sign as the two-time Olympic 400m champion continues her return to elite sprinting competition.
The women’s 200m clash in Xiamen lived up to expectations, producing one of the standout moments of the Diamond League meeting and setting the stage for more thrilling battles between the world’s fastest women in the months ahead.