Published 08/06/2024 4:48:48 a.m.

Sweden's Armand Duplantis breaks pole vault world record - Radio Sweden

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Armand “Mondo“ Duplantis has once again won an Olympic gold medal in the pole vault.He also broke his own world record after jumping 6.25m last night.He ...

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Pole vault gold at the Olympics: Duplantis sets world record

Pole vaulter Armand Duplantis puts on a show with a new world record of over 6.25 meters, even his competitors are grateful. His triumph is surrounded by wonderful stories.

08/06/2024 5:31:21 a.m.·Stuttgart, Germany

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Le Monde

Olympic 2024: Pole vaulter Armand Duplantis eclipses the competition with a new world record

Insatiable, the Swedish champion won a second Olympic title in a row at the Stade de France on Monday 5 August at the Stade de France and set himself a ninth world record, thanks to a jump to 6.25 m.

08/06/2024 12:06:35 a.m.·Paris, France

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Upsala Nya Tidning

Duplantis sets world record: Hard to take in.

A small boy played exactly what happened in Paris. The reality at Stade de France was something completely different. - If I don't top this moment in my career, then I'm quite okay with it, says Armand Duplantis after the Olympic gold and world record.

08/06/2024 4:48:48 a.m.·Uppsala, Sweden

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

Olympics 2024: Armand Duplantis becomes Olympic champion with world record

It is his stage and he uses it: the pole vaulter rocks the Olympic Stadium with a world record jump. Armand Duplantis' outstanding career is reaching the next peak.

08/06/2024 5:27:24 a.m.·Frankfurt, Germany

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Aristegui Noticias

Paris 2024: Armand Duplantis confirms the prediction with gold and world record

The Swedish jumper revalidated the Olympic title by needing four valid attempts to win with a record of 6.00 meters and ended a memorable performance by breaking his own world record with a jump of 6.25 meters.

08/06/2024 3:33:08 p.m.

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Vozpópuli

The pole king is crowned again: Sweden's Armand Duplantis' new world record in Paris 2024

Armand Duplantis, the most iconic athlete of the moment with Noah Lyles, has once again made history tonight at the Stade de France by breaking the world pole record with an impressive jump of 6.25 meters on his third attempt. This is the ninth world record set by the Swede since his first achievement in February 2020. Duplantis, known as' Mondo ', surpassed 6.17 meters in his first record, surpassing by one centimeter his friend and mentor, the…

08/05/2024 9:16:47 p.m.

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