Swedish pole vault star Mondo Duplantis broke his own world record in Xiamen, achieving an incredible 6.24m jump at the opening Wanda Diamond League meeting. Despite facing challenging conditions and weeks of rest from competing in the World Indoor Championships Final in Glasgow, Duplantis demonstrated his remarkable talent and determination.
Duplantis effortlessly cleared the height on his first attempt, leaving many in awe of his skill. This achievement was a testament to his consistency and dedication to pole vaulting, as it marked the earliest in an outdoor season that he has accomplished this feat.
The rainy weather only added to the challenge, but Duplantis managed to exceed expectations and set a new world record. His success served as a reminder of his incredible talent and left fans eagerly anticipating his future performances. Stay tuned for more updates on Duplantis’s impressive journey as he continues to push boundaries in pole vaulting.
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