Armand Duplantis did again, set a new world record in the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo; The happiest duplantis crowded crowd in Tokyo by removing 6.30 meters on its way to gold
Last update: 09/15/25 2:51 pm
Armand Duplantis in Sweden broke the world record for men with a clearance of 6.30 meters
Armand Dembolitis in Sweden broke the world record for the fourteenth time on his way to gold in the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Duplantis reached new heights with a third statement of 6.30 meters to continue his traditions in overcoming his previous record by one centimeter and won the third world title in a row.
With the completion of the track events at Monday night session at the Tokyo National Stadium, all attention was on Duplantis, which made a show of 60,000 spectators by making history again.
The 25 -year -old was close to his first attempt, and even closer to his second, as he flirted with the bar with his thigh while the crowd was shaken. Duplantis, surrounded by his competitors, composed himself before his last effort and cleansing the bar, and ran to huge celebrations.
Duplantis has controlled the pole cellar for men over the past six years, as the first Frenchman Renaud Lavilllene has 6.17 million in February 2020.
Since then, the record has been improved with one percentage increases as it is understood that Duplantis has received care bonuses every time the world record breaks.
Armand Duplantis is the greatest pole in all times
The designated global athletics meetings show bonuses of up to 100,000 dollars (74,000 pounds), in addition to the competition award.
Emmanuel Karales of Greece took silver with the best jump of 6.00 meters, after three close attempts to disinfect 6.10m, 6.15m and 6.20M to try to disturb Dupantis.
The Australian Cortis Marshall won the bronze for the second world championship, respectively.
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