Watch Armand Duplantis set a new WORLD RECORD in the Men's Pole Vault Final at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The iconic pole vault er cemented his place as one of athletics' biggest stars this year, winning his second gold medal at theDuplantis' heroics mean he has now set a new pole vault world's best an astonishing nine times, which currently stands at 6.26 metres.
Duplantis previously picked up the Bragdguldet in 2020, a year which saw him break the pole vault world record for a first and second time in the space of a week. According to the rules set out by publication Svenska Dagbladet, who select the winner, no athlete can receive the prize more than twice.
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