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Swedish pole vault legend Armand "Mondo" Duplantis just cleared 6.31 meters, shattering his own world record for the fifteenth time. The two-time Olympic champion keeps rewriting the history books one centimeter at a time.
Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis shattered his own world record for the 15th time on Thursday, soaring nearly 6 inches higher than any other vaulter in history. His relentless pursuit of greatness shows no signs of slowing down.
Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis just broke his own world record for the 15th time, clearing 6.31 meters at his hometown event. The Olympic champion has now raised the bar one centimeter at a time since first breaking the record in 2020.
Swedish pole vaulter Armand "Mondo" Duplantis soared past his own world record Thursday, clearing 6.31 meters at a competition named in his honor. It was the first time the two-time Olympic champion broke a world record in front of his home crowd in Uppsala, Sweden. #
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 vault superstar Mondo Duplantis soared to a new world record of 6.31 meters at his home competition in Uppsala, marking the 15th world record of his remarkable career. The Olympic champion cleared every height on his first attempt, thrilling the hometown crowd with another centimeter added to his own previous record.
Kurtis Marschall stunned the athletics world by defeating pole vault legend Armand "Mondo" Duplantis in Stockholm, ending the Olympic champion's incredible 40-event winning streak. The gracious victory shows that even the greatest records can fall when determination meets opportunity.
Swedish pole vaulter Armand "Mondo" Duplantis just made history at the World Indoor Athletics Championships, becoming the first man ever to win four consecutive pole vault titles while breaking his own competition record. The 25-year-old continues to redefine what's possible in track and field.
Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis just claimed his fourth World Indoor Championship gold with a record-breaking 6.25-meter clearance. The 25-year-old athlete continues to redefine what's possible in one of track and field's most thrilling events.
Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis soared to 6.31 meters Thursday, breaking his own world record for the 15th time. The two-time Olympic champion cleared the historic height in front of a home crowd in Uppsala, Sweden.
Jockey Caoilin Quinn rode the final stretch of a major horse race without stirrups after a dramatic stumble, holding on to win the valuable Imperial Cup. The 5-year-old horse Mondo Man proved his class by powering through to victory despite the chaos.
As Winter Storm Fern sweeps across Louisiana, the American Red Cross is offering free disaster response training to turn neighbors into helpers. Six virtual sessions this week will prepare locals to respond to everything from house fires to statewide emergencies.
David Kratochvil, an 18-year-old vision-impaired swimmer from Czechia, shattered a world record that stood for 33 years and became his country's first Para athlete nominated for the prestigious Laureus Awards. The young champion dominated the 2025 World Championships with four golds, proving that dedication knows no limits.
Abbey Caldwell just carved three seconds off her personal best to become Australia's second-fastest woman ever in the 1500m, claiming third place at the Shanghai Diamond League. The 25-year-old stunned the field by overtaking Olympic silver medalist Jessica Hull in the final stretch.
University of Texas freshman Anthony Pack Jr. made postseason history by hitting three home runs in a single game, leading the Longhorns to a dominant 19-1 victory over Holy Cross in the NCAA Austin Regional. The team matched their largest-ever postseason margin of victory while setting multiple offensive records.