Martin Buss with his gold medal at the 2001 World Championships.
Martin missed both the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics through injury
and retired in late 2006 because of the persistent injury problems.
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Hochsprung Endrunde {Männer}.
Weltmeisterschaft 1999
Seville , Spain.
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| 1. Vyacheslav VORONIN |
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RUS |
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2.37m |
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WL |
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| 2. Mark BOSWELL |
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CAN |
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2.35m |
| 3. Martin BUSS |
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GER |
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2.32m |
| 4. Dragutin TOPIC |
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YUG |
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2.32m |
| 5. Staffan STRAND |
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SWE |
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2.29m |
| 6. Kwaku BOATENG |
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CAN |
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2.29m |
| 6. Jin-Taek LEE |
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KOR |
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2.29m |
| 8. Charles AUSTIN |
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USA |
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2.29m |
| 8. Brendan REILLY |
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IRL |
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2.29m |
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Hochsprung Endrunde {Männer}.
Weltmeisterschaft 2001
Edmonton, Canada
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| 1. Martin BUSS |
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GER |
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2.36 PB |
| 2. Yaroslav RYBAKOV |
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RUS |
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2.33 |
| 3. Vyacheslav VORONIN |
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RUS |
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2.33 |
| 4. Javier SOTOMAYOR |
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CUB |
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2.33 |
| 5. Stefan HOLM |
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SWE |
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2.30 |
| 6. Sergey KLYUGIN |
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RUS |
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2.30 |
| 7. Mark BOSWELL |
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CAN |
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2.25 |
| 8. Staffan STRAND |
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SWE |
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2.25 |
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2005 2.20 Bochum 03 JUL
2002 2.30 Langen 24 AUG
2001 2.36 Edmonton 08 AUG (personal best)
1999 2.35 Dortmund 26 JUN
1998 2.33 Eberstadt 26 JUL
1997 2.31 Bühl 22 AUG
1996 2.27 Lübeck 11 AUG
1995 2.19 Nyíregyháza 28 JUL
National High Jump Champion.
1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 & 2002
Indoor Champion:
1999, 2000 & 2001