Karalis Rises to Second Behind Duplantis on Pole Vault List
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Greek pole vaulter Emanuel Karalis broke the legendary record of former Ukrainian athlete Sergei Bubka, who was recently deprived of a state scholarship by Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The 26-year-old bronze medalist of the 2024 Olympics in Paris managed to reach the bar at a height of 6 meters 17 centimeters during the Greek Indoor Championships. YOU WILL BE INTERESTED At the 2024 Olympics, Bubka awarded a medal to an ex-Russian woman who visited the…
2024 Olympic bronze medalist Emmanouil Karalis of Greece demonstrated a phenomenal performance that radically changed the list of the best pole vaulters in history. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the official website of World Athletics. Read also: "It's a shame that he's a Hero": Geraskevich calls for tough sanctions against Bubka in the Verkhovna Rada Second Best The event took place at the Greek Indoor Athletics Championships. The 26…
"Flying Manolo" Karalis Breaks New Pole Vault Record with 6.17m Jump
Greek Olympian Emmanouil Karalis became the second highest pole vaulter in history and broke the Greek indoor record with an incredible 6.17m jump. Credit: AMNA Greek pole vault Olympian and European indoor champion Emmanouil Karalis became the second highest pole vaulter in history thanks to his incredible jump at the Greek Indoor Championships in Paiania, on the outskirts of Athens, on Saturday. Karalis, often dubbed “Flying Manolo” by his fan…
This Saturday, the Greek perchist Emmanouil Karalis crossed a bar at 6.17 meters, doing better than Renaud Lavillenie. He became the second best performer in history behind the untouchable Armand Duplantis.
Emmanouil Karalis jumped 6.17 meters at the Greek National Championships, surpassing the legendary Renaud Lavillenie on the all-time list.
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