Swedish pole Walter Armand ‘Mondo’ duplantis won at the Diamond League meeting in Oslo on Thursday, setting a new meat record of 6.15 meters in a favorable weather position at Bislet Stadium, continuing his dominance in the game, where he holds a world record of 6.27 meters.The US -born athlete, who won the Olympic gold and broke the world record in 2024, maintained his position as a prominent person, who recorded the 11 highest jump in history.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Duplantis was named Lares World Sportsman of the Year for 2024, which became the second track and field athlete only after Usain Bolt to receive this honor.“I am very satisfied. It was in my plans after some trips here with difficult situations to get a stadium record here. Duplantis said that it was very good to finally get the right situation tonight.The competition began with duplantis entering 5.62 meters, while three contestants – the Saundre Goomormasen, Ben Broeders and Ernest John Obbena – failed to clean their early heights.At a distance of 5.72 meters, three more vaulters – Sam Condrick, Meno Wloon, and Arsu Sasama – were abolished, while Raynod Lavilani cleaned the height in his last attempt before withdrawn.Duplantis and Emmanoule Karalis successfully approved 5.82 meters on their first attempts, while Kurtis Marschel failed to progress.Karlis was abolished after three unsuccessful efforts at 5.92 meters, leaving duplantis as the only contestant.TeaHe covered a distance of 6.03 meters in his third attempt by the Swedish champion, successfully before the vault of 6.15 meters, left his own 2022 records behind one centimeter.“It was cooler, so I stopped jumping. It would be a full dream to break the world record in Stockholm on Sunday. In fact I can retire if I do! The forecast for Sunday is good and I am feeling good, I am jumping well tonight, so I can be ready for tonight.”Jeet adds to duplantis’s impressive Diamond League record, where he has lost only four times in 40 meetings since 2020.The progress of their world records has been organized, improving one centimeter from 6.17 to 6.27 meters at a time.
