Joan Lino is pictured above during the Long Jump final at the 2004 Olympics in Athens.
He won the bronze medal with a new PB of 8.32m,
just 1cm clear of James Beckford in fourth place.
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Men's Long Jump Final.
Olympic Games 2004
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| 1. Dwight Phillips |
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USA |
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8.59m |
| 2. John Moffitt |
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USA |
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8.47m |
| 3. Joan Lino Martinez |
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SPA |
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8.32m |
| 4. James Beckford |
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JAM |
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8.31m |
| 5. Christopher Tomlinson |
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GBR |
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8.25m |
| 6. Ignisious Gaisah |
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GHA |
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8.24m |
| 7. Ivan Pedroso |
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CUB |
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8.23m |
| 8. Bogdan Tarus |
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ROM |
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8.21m |
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Joan Lino is pictured above (13th August 2005) during the final of the men's Long Jump at the
2005 World Championships in Helsinki. He finished just outside the medals
in fourth place, agonisingly just 1cm behind the bronze medal winner Tommi Evilä.
Photo George Herringahaw. ©
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Men's Long Jump Final.
2005 World Athletics Championships
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| 1. Dwight PHILLIPS |
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USA |
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8.60 |
| 2. Ignisious GAISAH |
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GHA |
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8.34 |
| 3. Tommi EVILA |
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FIN |
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8.25 |
| 4. Juan Lino MARTINEZ |
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ESP |
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8.24 |
| 5. Salim SDIRI |
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FRA |
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8.21 |
| 6. Irving SALADINO |
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PAN |
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8.20 |
| 7. Godfrey Khotso MOKOENA |
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RSA |
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8.11 |
| 8. Volodymyr ZYUSKOV |
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UKR |
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8.06 |
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From 1996 to 2000 he represented Cuba.
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2010 7.91 +1.6 Avilés 17 JUL
2009 7.84 +2.0 Barcelona 01 AUG
2008 7.41 -0.6 Zaragoza 31 MAY
2007 7.23 -0.5 Roma 13 JUL
2006 7.52 +0.8 Huelva 20 JUN
2005 8.17 +1.4 Málaga 24 JUL
2004 8.32 +1.3 Athína 26 AUG (personal best)
2003 8.20 +0.8 Madrid 19 JUL
2002 8.24 +1.4 La Laguna 14 SEP
2001 8.08 +1.0 Padova 26 AUG
2000 7.94 +1.2 La Habana 19 FEB
1999 8.18 +0.8 La Habana 18 MAY
1998 8.19 +0.7 La Habana 20 FEB
1996 7.59 +0.1 Sydney 21 AUG