Duplantis Sets Meeting Record With 6.10m Vault in Berlin
Duplantis Sets Meeting Record With 6.10m Vault in Berlin

Duplantis Sets Meeting Record With 6.10m Vault in Berlin

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Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis marked his return to competition at the ISTAF Indoor meet in Berlin with a new meeting record of 6.10 meters. Although he attempted to break his own world outdoor record of 6.26 meters, set in August, he was unable to clear 6.27 meters during the competition. Duplantis acknowledged experiencing some 'rust' after a winter break, but he credited the enthusiastic crowd for energizing him throughout his performance. His jump is currently the highest indoor mark of the year, and alongside him, Emmanouíl Karalís set a new Greek record with a jump of 5.94 meters. Duplantis has broken the world outdoor record ten times in his career, reinforcing his status as a leading figure in pole vaulting. The event was a sell-out, showcasing the excitement surrounding Duplantis's performances.

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