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WORLD RECORD - Mondo Duplantis clears 6.21m | World Athletics Championships Oregon 22
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He's built different.. This man breaks records and make history like it's some child's play.. Blessed to watch him perform. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
He started from a young age, so it will only get better
It was in fact Child's play for him. Seen videos of him pole vaulting in his backyard in diapers.
His dad was a Pole Vaulter and his mom was an athlete. He cleared that with 10 cm to Spare
Видел его детских прыжков впечатляют. Он рождён летать!!!
Can someone explain what's the process for him for being trying a 6m20 jump when just before they were jumping much lower heights ? How does it work if they are 2 jumper left and 1 fails let's Say at 5.50p. The winner Can try a WR jump ?
@@sauce1232 after you win you get to choose the height
It's hard to wrap your mind around how good he actually is. For every athlete, the 6 m barrier is something like the ultimate goal. Only Bubka and Lavillenie have crossed 6,10 - and Lavillenie only did it once. Yet here we are, witnessing someone cross the bar at 6,21 with quite some margin. What an athlete.
The margin was 8 cm. So in reality he jumped 6.29. Unbilivible.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll ok??
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll By pole vaulting over your mexican wall that you voted for, donkey?
...and Lavillenie "only" did it once...lol
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll stop trying to take credit because he was trained on US SOil. There has never been an athlete trained as hard as him or from as early as him. His parents had a vision for his success and I can tell you that kind of tutelage would have happened no.matter where they lived.
He cleared that by a mile. That was his biggest clearance ever. Looked like a 6.30-6.35 jump.
You are right. The graph showed 14cm(0.14m) clearance. It is 6.35m jump
@@manojsamal3430
I didn’t even see the graph. Haha what do you know I got it right. I’m a GENIUS! Lol just kidding, it was just a lucky guess 😂
He is saving that for Paris 2024
A pretty good guess I must say.
ca 6.25 jump, he had 8cm clearance
He will clear 6.30 in another year for sure. That was miles clear of the bar!!!!
Looks like he's capable of 6.30 or more., but I think he gets bonuses for each world record he sets. So it's 1 cm over the existing record at a time.
Lol, he's not rushing to do that. He's at 6.21 now so he will keep increasing it by 1cm at the right meets where he can maximize his earnings.
@@heisenberg8083 Just as Bubka did in his day.
@@stevebloomer2920 big brain move by him
@@heisenberg8083 you cant do it in run or long jump.
Duplantis is the Usain Bolt of Field. He is very much an underrated athlete. To break world records meet after meet is nothing short of phenomenal. He definitely deserves more accolades. I haven’t been this excited about an athlete in many many years. And I feel this is just the very start. BRAVO.
Unserrated!?!?!? He is alredy a highlight in history!
Fajdek and Wlodarchyk are the gods of field events actually they've been dominating hammer throw for nearly a decade and get paid dust. Crouser could also be on the list. Mondo is unbelievable but he's only at the beginning, like Rojas.
@@jonasilia Pole vault is also a very underrated sport. It’s stars don’t get the limelight like some of the track athletes.
@@jonasilia As a traitor!!! ..He sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana, only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
@@hus390 actually he speaks perfect swedish. Cause i Know swedish, and have heard him talk swedish many times in norway, sweden and denmark channels!
I’m surprised you didn’t only start the video while he was halfway in the air, considering how you like to only show the second half of all the best performances at your meets.
Their highlights reels have been subpar.
@@AldoRaine-q7s Subpar is generous
True asf 😅
Only if it was an American or Englishman, then the buildup also:-)
On track for athletics , black athletes win mostly, but camera is focused on nearby snow whites, who challenge them.
😁😁😁
Watching him since tokyo Olympics. This guy has no competitor.He is competing with himself. 🔥
That too at the age of 22 is 💥
watching him since 2017
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 butthurt American. Imagine being so patriotic you care about the country an athlete (who has a dual citizenship) represents
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll And you think anyone is going to even bother arguing with your pathetic, envious and panic filled posts everywhere. 🤣
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll Imagine your athletes choosing to compete for a country they don't even know the language of. America moment.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll: Troll is right…
Duplantis the myth the legend.I will tell my kids the story of this once in a generation athlete.Hats off to him👌💯
How old are you? 5 years??? Your kids will know him by themselves.
@@ragas2845 But hell be retired by then
Can someone explain what's the process for him for being trying a 6m20 jump when just before they were jumping much lower heights ? How does it work if they are 2 jumper left and 1 fails let's Say at 5.50p. The winner Can try a WR jump ?
@@sauce1232 if you're the only one competitor left you're free to choose the height
@@Steffen4794 Thanks. And how many attemps are you allowed at that chosen height ?
Absolutely phenomenal athlete. What a legend
I think 6.30-35 is very real. Insane
His extension at :15 is just amazing. Still able to get force from one arm, one last push, over the bar, that high up. Amazing.
Bro broken his own record now in Olympics☠️🔥🔥🔥
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Amazing and perfectly timed for the ending of the championship. And showing again he will jump over 6.30 someday!
This guy is an amazing athlete. I have been following him for years he has dedicated his whole life from the age of 6 just for pole vault.
He cleared this height by 6-8" he is going to up the WR to 6.40m or more.
@yaliso gioouy ENGLISH!!
@@jasonswift7098 XENOPHOBIA!!
AND HE CLEARED THIS OUTDOORS. ABSOLUTELY BONKERS!
Mondo Duplantis & Sydney McLaughlin are taking this sport to new breadths and depths. They were the headliners for me. Electrifying 10 days of track & field.
I spoke to someone who knows Duplantis. Not only does he obviously possess all of the physical skills needed in the pole vault, but he is fearless, which is one of the most overlooked qualities needed to be an elite pole vaulter.
First saw him at an event in Switzerland a few years back. I have been so blown away that i've been following his career ever since. A class of his own.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll why should anyone in Switzerland know about Duplantis years ago?
Yes Carla, Europe is the home of Diamond League, the big competitions for athletes. In Switzerland, Brussels, Stockholm, Oslo, Paris and other places. The crowd interested in this are found in Europe. Other continents concentrate on American Football, Baseball or Basketball. But still there were a few on the stands in Eugene.
With his amazing body control as key he combines his elasticity and explosiveness in the most effective way while executing all other technical components with such precision and timing. The jumps he makes are pure art, even to the untrained eye.
Not just his technique, his mentality is beyond everyone else’s. He is so mature, yet fearless.
In situations when condition changes, the wind for example, his co-athletes often become shaky and begins to hesitate, while he remains confident and calm. With help from his father/coach he knows exactly what needs to be adjusted, both in material and in his performance. Their work together, and with mother as physical coach, is so beautiful. I love sports.
I just pray that he won’t get injured, because that’s the only thing that can stop this man from pushing the heights further.
First Sydney mcclaugn then Tobi amuson now this guy it's amazing
In this world athletic championship
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll Copy and paste
That was a jump. I am a big fan of Sergey Bubka but this man is a legend already too.
Спасибо. Я уже думал, что никто не вспомнит Сергея Бубку.
Now look at it he did 6.25 in Paris Olympics. Even though i am not from Sweden i watched on my toes all his three attempts !!! What a talent what an athlete !!
His speed is what makes him so great. He’s faster than anyone else down the approach path so he can translate that into a faster upward vector. Plus his technique is flawless.
I love the story behind this amazing athlete. So glad he chose to compete for Sweden who have benefited.
Where is he from originally?
@@Adaobieistyping I think he has dual citizenships; dad from USA and mom from Sweden.
@@Adaobieistyping Born in Louisiana, father is American, mother is Swedish. He automatically becomes a dual citizen and can represent the country of his choice.
@@Adaobieistyping He grew up in Lafayette, Louisiana. His dad was a world class pole vaulter for the USA and his mom was a Heptathlete for Sweden. His parents met at Louisiana State University. Mondo has dual citizenship. He started competing for Sweden at age 15. It is in his best financial interest to compete for Sweden. Track is big in Europe year round
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll He is living half of the year in Sweden. February through September. He does not spend the cold winter there. He is back in Louisiana through the winter
His lowest point over the bar was 8 cm so it was a 6.29 jump...
Depends, since the bar can be touched by quite a margin sometimes (Even bent) and still stay on "jiggeling" he could just as well have cleared something above 6.30).
If you look at the graph it shows the closest point yes, which in this case was infront as he came up.
He does it so effortlessly with seemingly no strain or stress. I wonder what would happen if he pushed himself. Can you say 6.50 metres?
I'm guessing he could do 6.40 eventually. Question is will his career be long enough and free of injuries to get there? With only 1 cm increment for every new wr it takes a while... :)
That far shot always gets me. Amazing what we can do as humans when we really put our minds and bodies to it!
Congratulations to a grand flyer. Thanks for the surprises and joy in watching you! ✌🌿
This is absolutely nuts. Look forward to seeing Duplantis break 6.3 cm
He is getting better all the time!
That was absolutely phenomenal
What a legend!! This guy is gonna rewrite a new history 🇸🇪
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 he has swedish citisenship, he has a swedish mother, he lives in Sweden, he also talk swedish very well. So I think he's swedish more than american
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 he's humble, so he has more swedish mannerism than american
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 he is representing the country where he truly belongs☺️gongrats to Sweden for this amazing young athlete
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 it doesn’t matter at all, he is truly swedish🇸🇪🇸🇪all praise to Sweden🥳😎🇸🇪🇸🇪
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll 🇸🇪🥳🥳🇸🇪😎🙏🏼
This guy is unbelievable . He is setting new records and breaking it himself . What USAIN bolt is in running he will be the same in pole vault . Legend forever .
Bolt was loyal to Jamaica, while this guy sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana, only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
He is one of the three once of the generation athletes that are actively playing today: Sydney, Karsten (still recovering from injury), and Duplantis. All of them are still young.
MU
I’d say Yulimar Rojas and Ryan Crouser should be in there as well.
@@Dodgevair Mu only has the 8th fastest time all time, Sydney, Karsten and Duplantis have the world record. It's not comparable.
I’d say Duplantis and Sydney - since they completely dominate their event with no one close beating them and they are both 22!
But Karsten is in their class in all of the other regards.
Sydney Poitier?
Damn!!! could help but smile when I see him flying to pass the bench wark, congrats Mondo!!! 👏🏼🥇
2 years later he broke his own record at Paris 🔥🔥
I love this for Duplantis...the G.O.A.T🔥🔥🔥🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯💯💯
After Sergei Bubka Duplantis competes with himself for setting the bar higher n higher. This pole vault n high jump is ultimate test for human capabilities.🕺👍🌻🙏🏻
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll No, he is Swedish. His parents trained him.
IM HERE BECAUSE OF HIM TRYING TO BEAT 6.24 IN THE PARIS OLYMPICS🙌🏻
Different sauce. Mondo vs the bar an this specific vault in these conditions show there's more. 🔥❤
Congrats Duplantis 🇸🇪🥇 for the new World Record and A Huge Congratulations 👏 to our dear EJ Obiena Bronze medalist🥉 and for breaking the ASIAN Record. 👏 🇵🇭
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll no, 50% Swede. His mother is Swedish.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll What do you mean full American? Lol! His mother is from Sweden and Armand is actually a dual citizen. He could either play for the US or Sweden but in 2015, it was announced that he chose to represent Sweden.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll That’s not how it works. You can’t just represent any country you want. He represents Sweden because he is half swedish.
@@rm_alfaro He sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana (utilising taxpayer funded facilities in our schools and universities) , only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
@@adara4635 He sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana (in our own public schools and facilities), only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
The top of that pole is about a metre below the bar. That’s nuts. I’ve never seen a pole vaulter with that much differential. His upper body strength is just phenomenal. And he’s fast too.
I am Indian, despite of it I show this vedio so many times since tomorrow. Historical moments Created by Duplaints is awasome... Indian given them to heartly Congratulations to creat a wrold record and established the new high in pole vault....Harshil
He sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana, only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
At the age of 22 he is beast
No competition 🔥🔥🔥
Sergei was the absolute best for a long time, in total control. Now Duplantis takes it too another level - it's wonderful how events progress in bounds as new giants emerge and drag the rest of the world performers through to better performances
Merveilleuse athlète, incontestablement ce gars là vient d'un autre planète, quel spectacle !
Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪He actively chooses not to compete for the U.S. He chose to compete for Sweden.
He started celebrating when he was in the air..🤯btw he done it really well..🔥🔥🔥🔥
Te Amo Duplantis, esos saltos que haces son descomunales, este 2024 has estado espectacular como siempre, te mereces esa medalla de Oro, I love You.
6.25...king
The mesure is not what is the most impressive on this, but how he do this incredible difficult technical movement, how that look easy done by him his a real masterpiece
Doesn’t matter a jot if he go’s any higher, he’s the greatest vaulter of all time. Many congratulations, and the somersault at the end wasn’t bad either.
What he does differently: : 1) lowers the pole as he runs, which allows him to run faster, 2) keeps his arms straight as he launches. 3) does not plant the pole at the end of the pit, but a half-way in so it slides to a bit before stopping, 4) he crouches tightly. his hands nearly touching his head....
With 23 years, he already won everything!!! Euro in & outdoor, world in & outdoor, olympic gold, world league, plus he hold both records, indoor 6,20m, outdoor 6,21m!!! He can easy retire rn 😄😄😄
Crazy how hes already the best vaulter ever and hes still young
He sold the USA down for Swedish cash.😰 This guy lived his whole life, trained and competed in Louisiana, only to represent Sweden (where his mom came from).😠 His family was watching him in Louisiana when he won gold in the Tokyo Olympics. He can't even speak Swedish.
X-Man, next evolution step!
I grew up with Bubka playing with his opponents and I never thought we would see anyone like him ever.
Then came Lavillenie and we thought no one could top him but again: Duplantis is the next evo step!
I just like going back and watching peoples faces during the front flip, priceless reactions on top of a WR.
Duplantis favorite ! Today the best !🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Арман большой молодец. Сколько было заходов, и вот наконец-то он сделал это. Поздравляем!!! Лучший прыгун на сегодняшний день.
this is no surprise, i have seen his potential in his previous WR vault. He was way ahead of others. Surely, there is more he can do, this is not the end.. just the begining.
He did it again!
Pure Hardwork Gets You Here Nothing Else
Huge Respect for his Coach For His team and He Himself . Just Amazing 👍👍
all the other world ranked vaulters put in all the hard work too.
Am i the only one who is wondering why is timothy chalamet brother doing breaking world record😂😂😂😂😂
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The perfect ending to an Amazing Championship
💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
He just cleared 6.22.
It's obvious he can easily clear 2.30 or more but takes his time since for every added centimeter of a world record he gets big bonuses. Good for him!
He's young and makes this sport even more popular earning a lot as deserved. He is a league of his own.
talented and amazing young boy.
He is way ahead of others. 👏
Wspaniele! Gratulacje🎉
I love how he clears the bar, relaxes focus, and experiences waves of realization - before he is halfway back to the ground LOL
Le meilleur athlète de tout les temps une pure merveille salut l artiste.
Wow, cleared that by a mile!
Can believe how high he's gone. 6.25.
Congratulations Armand!! 💞🇬🇷
I love how he did a flip to celebrate!
Purposely failing the first attempt so he could have the spotlight on his WR after the women's 4x400 finished. Machiavellian, devilish, genius showmanship by Mondo
Haha, indeed he looked not impressed at all with the timing before this first try! That said, the fact he can play with he WR with such ease and do it on demand, but only by 1cm when he could've almost certainly passed 6.25 with 3 serious efforts, is a little upsetting. I know about the bonuses and all, but still it feels like we are being cheated out of watching something incredible that we would never forget, in the name of money...
@@yianpap6093 "in the name of money" is the global mantra of the 20th and 21st centuries ;)
His running speed with the pole is remarkably fast.
Has to be to get the energy in the pole to propel him to 6m+.
He ran like a 10.50 in the 100m
That's on purpose - He has increased his run speed to match the stiffer poles he had made now, which means he, with the new speed, can utilize the full power of the stiffer poles to get even higher up.
Can someone explain what's the process for him for being trying a 6m20 jump when just before they were jumping much lower heights ? How does it work if they are 2 jumper left and 1 fails let's Say at 5.50p. The winner Can try a WR jump ?
@@sauce1232 the competition has a schema for th heights until the winner is found. Then he can ask for the heights. He first asked for 6.06 m to break the record for world championship record and after getting that he asked for 6.21m as that was breaking his personal best and world record. Another jumper in another competition would ask for heights relevant for him that could mean a national record...as Armand is outstanding and has had the last world record he compete on this level by himself.
marvellous - straight into the action....good job
The flip was so amazing
Such a big fan of this amazing man! Keep going Mondo!!! This was epic
Looks like he could do 6.40 or 6.45m, amazing.
Merci l artiste ca nous change des athletes des super stars dopé Armstrong. lewis and co. mondo c est l athlétisme a l etat pur cest la noblesse du sport retrouver
Amazing!!!!
He did not give up! Nice!
World Record! 🏅
Over 20 feet equals the height of a 2 story building. Just amazing!!!!
Living legend Mondo Duplantis
Watch this in 0.25 speed. It's insane how effortless it all looks for him.
Armand Gustav Duplantis is super human!
I liked this guy... I saw this live... Just amazing...
He is just out of this world holy crap
This guy is Goated
One hundred years from now, Mondo's pole vault record will remain unbroken and people will look at it in awe assuming it was a clerical error.
One centimeter at a time, he'll break the WR 12, 13 more times...
He is living legend of today's generation like usain bolt and Michael Phelps.
Duplantis is Messi of pole vault.
@Robb Stark 🇺🇸Troll His parents raised and trained him, not USA
Perfect jump.
Duplantis is amazing, I love him in "Dune"
Hahahahahaha! Gold!
Молодец, кузнечик. Поздравляю. Внёс своё имя в историю!
It was a suprise his attempt at world record was actually lower then what he actually can do.. u can see he could make the gap much higher base on his attempt.. but this was at least a jump that had alrdy broken the world record.. im expecting him to broke his own record again in the future.. keep on eyes on him guys.. this is the start and gonna be an era for him, like usain bolt did before..
This jump is so good I get butterflies in my stomach
Congratulations!
Duplantis and Sydney is in a league of their own at their respective events - since they completely dominate their event with no one close beating them and they are both 22!
But Karsten is in their class in all of the other regards.
Karsten is excused this WC - He was way out of shape (hamstring injury in Morocco DL) and ran into heavy lactic acid (admitted himself in an interview)
But he did that while leading a race over Dos Santos, who eventually won it, in 46.29, which meant that Karsten was trying to run a 45.9 - 46.1 which was SUPER optimistic for being out of competition shape.
But he came, showed up, qualified for the final and took the chance - I respect that!
the difference is karsten has been going downhill after achieving the world record, duplantis and sydney have been going uphill after achieving world record.
Rojas is right there too like she wins with her first legal jump every time now
... even with the pole in his hands , he runs "with the grace of a deer"... & his "flying" exceeds that of every heavenly angel ... !!!
{ ... btw. , very well done , A . D . ... }
spectacular performance!!! - equivalent to Roger Bannister , Bob Beaman, Bolt.... and surprising NBC did not show the replay to the jump and they just switched to USA female 400mH champ and USA medal standings and the just closed their broadcast. Looks like a snub from USA media probably for vaulting for Sweden. My two cents.
You make your bed……plus the coverage was for America not Sweden. Why not focus on Sydney as she represents the US and had broken a world record herself.
Last I checked Bubka broke 35 WRs, won the WCs 6 times, and raised the WR by 13 inches or 22 cms.
He will take all of Bubka's records. He's already overtaken Bubka when it comes to career six metre-plus clearances, having managed that feat 48 times to Bubka's 46. And he's only 22 years old.
I know nothing about pole vaulting but that looks gargantuan. And the man made it look easy!
Hats off to you sir Thank you so much sir