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2009 World Athletics Championships
Men's Long Jump Final.
|
1. Dwight PHILLIPS |
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USA |
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8.54m |
2. Godfrey Khotso MOKOENA |
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RSA |
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8.47m |
3. Mitchell WATT |
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AUS |
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8.37m |
4. Fabrice LAPIERRE |
|
AUS |
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8.21m |
5. Greg RUTHERFORD |
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GBR |
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8.17m |
6. Salim SDIRI |
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FRA |
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8.07m |
7. Gable GARENAMOTSE |
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BOT |
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8.06m |
8. Chris TOMLINSON |
|
GBR |
|
8.06m |
Salim is pictured above during the final of the mens Long Jump at the 2005 World Championships
in Helsinki. He finished in fifth place with a leap of 8.21m, which was just 4cm behind
the bronze medal winner Tommi Evilä. Photo Geore Herringshaw. ©
2002 European Athletics Championships |
Men's Long Jump Final. |
1 Oleksiy Lukashevich |
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Ukr |
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8.08 |
2 Sinisa Ergotic |
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Cro |
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8.00 |
3 Yago Lamela |
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Spa |
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7.99 |
4 Roman Shchurenko |
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Ukr |
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7.96 |
5 Danila Burkenya |
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Rus |
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7.90 |
6 Chris Tomlinson |
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Gbr |
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7.78 |
7 Salim Sdiri |
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Fra |
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7.78 |
8 Vladimir Malyavin |
|
Rus |
|
7.73 |
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2005 World Athletics Championships. |
Men's Long Jump Final. |
1. Dwight PHILLIPS |
|
USA |
|
8.60 |
2. Ignisious GAISAH |
|
GHA |
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8.34 |
3. Tommi EVILA |
|
FIN |
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8.25 |
4. Juan Lino MARTINEZ |
|
ESP |
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8.24 |
5. Salim SDIRI |
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FRA |
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8.21 |
6. Irving SALADINO |
|
PAN |
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8.20 |
7. Godfrey Khotso MOKOENA |
|
RSA |
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8.11 |
8. Volodymyr ZYUSKOV |
|
UKR |
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8.06 |
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On Friday 13 July 2007, during the IAAF Golden League at Rome's Olimpic Stadium,
Sdiri was hit in the scapula by a stray javelin thrown by the Finnish athlete Tero Pitkämäki.
The javelin tore a hole in his liver and torn and punctured the right kidney slightly.
After months of rehabilitation Sdiri decided to return to competition for the Beijing Olympics 2008.
In March 2012, he qualified for the finals in the long jump at the World Indoor Championships
with a 7.94 m jump. He came second in the final an 8.01 m jump behind the 8.17 m jump
of Fabrice Lapierre (Australia).
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2014 8.35 +1.0 Pierre-Bénite 13 JUN
2013 8.23 +1.8 Pierre-Bénite 07 JUN
2012 7.98 +1.1 Angers 17 JUN
2011 8.27 0.0 Lausanne (Pontaise) 13 AUG
2010 8.24 +1.4 Tomblaine 25 JUN
2009 8.42 +0.4 Pierre-Bénite 12 JUN (PB)
2008 8.21 +1.3 Pierre-Bénite 13 JUN
2007 8.01 +1.8 Sotteville 05 JUN
2006 8.22 +0.6 Rieti 27 AUG
2005 8.25 +1.0 Angers 15 JUL
2004 8.24 +1.2 Bydgoszcz 19 JUN
2003 8.10 +0.2 Pierrelatte 31 MAY
2002 8.23 +0.4 Pierre-Bénite 14 JUN
2000 7.95 +0.8 Noisy-le-Grand 20 JUN