Armand Duplantis Breaks 14th World Record in Pole Vault

Armand Duplantis set his 14th world record in pole vault by clearing 6.19 meters at the National Stadium competition. The Swedish athlete credited the enthusiastic crowd for inspiring his historic performance, contrasting the silent conditions during the 2021 Olympics.
Duplantis' achievement marked his fourth world record since 2021, showcasing his remarkable progression. He celebrated with his partner and parents after the victory.
The competition saw Emmanouil Karalis claim silver and Kurtis Marschall bronze. Duplantis praised Karalis for pushing him throughout the season, emphasizing the importance of crowd energy in his success.
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