Woo Sang-hyeok cleared 2.34m on his first attempt and then tried 2.37m twice.
His Indoor PB at the time was 2.36m. Outdoors his PB was 2.36m.
In 2013 he won the World Youth Championships (2.20m)
2022 World Indoor Championship. Belgrade, Serbia
Men's high jump final.
1.
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Woo
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Sang-hyeok
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South Korea
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2.34
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2. |
Loïc
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Gasch
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Switzerland
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2.31
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SB
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3. |
Gianmarco
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Tamberi
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Italy
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2.31
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SB
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3. |
Hamish |
Kerr
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New Zealand
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2.31
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NR
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5. |
Thiago |
Moura
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Brazil
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2.31
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AR
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6. |
Thomas |
Carmoy
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Belgium
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2.28
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PB
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2022 World Championships. Oregon, U.S.A.
Final men's high jump.
1.
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Mutaz Essa Barshim
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Qatar (QAT)
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2.37
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WL
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1 attempt at 2.42
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2. |
Woo Sang-hyeok |
South Korea (KOR)
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2.35
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=NR
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attempted 2.37 (1) & 2.39 (2)
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3. |
Andriy Protsenko |
Ukraine (UKR)
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2.33
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SB
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1 attempt 2.37
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4. |
Gianmarco Tamberi |
Italy (ITA)
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2.33
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SB
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3 failures 2.35
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5. |
Shelby McEwen |
United States (USA)
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2.30
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1 attempt 2.35
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=6. |
Django Lovett |
Canada (CAN)
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2.27
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=6. |
Luis Enrique Zayas |
Cuba (CUB)
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2.27
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8.
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Tomohiro Shinno |
Japan (JPN) |
2.27
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