Armand Duplantis vaulting in the final event of the 2022 World Indoor Championships
in Belgrade. Just twelve days after setting a new World Record at the same venue
he was at it again pushing the bar to a new height of 6.20m (20ft 4 inches) at the conclusion
of the the three day Championship. After clearing 6.05m he did a shuffling dance (inset).
2016 Olympic champion Thiago Braz also tried to clear 6.05 (his PB was 6.03) but failed.
Final men's pole vault 2022 World Indoor Championships
Belgrade, Serbia.
1.
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Armand |
Duplantis
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Sweden
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6.20m
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World record
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| 2. |
Thiago |
Braz
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Brazil
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5.95
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AR (i)
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| 3. |
Christopher
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Nilsen
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United States
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5.90
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| 4. |
Valentin |
Lavillenie
|
France
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5.85
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SB
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| 5. |
Ben |
Broeders
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Belgium
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5.75
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SB
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| 5. |
Menno |
Vloon
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Netherlands
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5.75
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2020 World Athleics Championship, Oregon, U.S.A.
Final men's pole vault.
1.
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Armand Duplantis
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Sweden (SWE)
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6.21
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World Record
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8 vaults
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2.
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Chris Nilsen
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United States (USA)
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5.94
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9 vaults
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3.
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Ernest John Obiena
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Philippines (PHI)
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5.94
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AR
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10 vaults
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4.
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Thiago Braz
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Brazil (BRA)
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5.87
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5.
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Oleg Zernikel
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Germany (GER)
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5.87
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6.
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Renaud Lavillenie
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France (FRA)
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5.87
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SB
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7.
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Bo Kanda Lita Baehre
|
Germany (GER)
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5.87
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13 vaults
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8.
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Ersu Şaşma
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Turkey (TUR)
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5.80
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= NR
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