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For the first time, pole vault legend Mondo Duplantis has real competition. Greece's Emmanouil Karalis just became the first athlete to challenge Duplantis' world record in the same competition.
Two athletes just put on the greatest pole vault competition in history, with Sweden's Mondo Duplantis clearing 6.21 meters while Greece's Emmanouil Karalis answered with 6.16 meters in Lausanne. Only three people in human history have ever jumped that high.
Swedish pole vault superstar Armand Duplantis soared to 6.15 meters at the European Championships in Birmingham, breaking the championship record and securing his fourth consecutive European title. The 27-year-old Olympic and world champion continues to dominate his sport with performances that push the boundaries of human achievement.
Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis hasn't lost a competition in nearly three years while breaking world records and launching a music career. The two-time Olympic champion is redefining what it means to be a modern athlete.
Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis set a championship record of 6.25 meters to claim his fourth consecutive world indoor title in Poland. For the first time ever, three athletes cleared six meters in the same indoor competition.
Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis soared to a championship record of 6.15 meters in Birmingham, capturing his fourth consecutive European title despite battling injury setbacks. The win extends his remarkable streak to 12 straight gold medals across major championships.
Olympic champion Mondo Duplantis called Thursday's lakeside competition "the greatest pole vaulting competition ever" after clearing 6.21 meters in front of a roaring Swiss crowd. The electric evening saw eight athletes achieve heights that would have medaled at the Paris Olympics just months ago.
Athletes shattered two world records and thrilled 25,000 fans at Thursday's Diamond League meet in Switzerland. Perfect weather and an electric atmosphere helped create one of track and field's most memorable nights.
British sprinter Amy Hunt became the first athlete in 92 years of European Championships history to win four gold medals at a single event. The spectacular performance capped off a weekend of record-breaking achievements in Birmingham.