Armand Duplantis, also known as “Mondo,” has set a new world record in the pole vault, clearing 6.26 meters at a Diamond League meet in Poland. This comes after his previous record of 6.25 meters at the recent Olympic Games in Paris, where he also won the gold medal. Born in Louisiana and competing for his mother’s native Sweden, Duplantis has now broken the world record 10 times in his career, each time by one centimeter. This latest achievement marks the third time this year that he has set a new world record. With his consistent improvement and success, Duplantis has solidified himself as one of the top athletes in the pole vaulting world. This remarkable feat highlights his exceptional skill and determination in the sport, showcasing his ability to continually push the limits of what is possible in the pole vault event. Duplantis’ record-breaking performances have made him a standout figure in the world of track and field, and his ongoing success is a testament to his talent and hard work.
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Mondo Duplantis shatters his own pole vault world record for the second time, just weeks following Olympic gold win
