Mondo Duplantis. “I think that 6.30 m will be a huge obstacle to the cross”

Swedish Polar Curtain Superstar speaks to what the 14th world record would mean how competing Emmanul Karalis pushes him and his “super expectations” for Tokyo.

Mondo Duplantis continues to reach the stars. During this week this week at the Istvan Gyulai Memorial (August 12), He set the 13th world record of his pictorial career in Budapest with an emergency cleaning of 6.29 mA number

Returning to the victory of the 2023 World Cup, Sweden pushed Greece Emanoula Karalis, especially since the first attempt both of the couple sailed at a distance of 6.02 m.

After the two failures at a distance of 6.11 m away, Karalis came out of the competition, once again on the central stage. Eventually, Sweden surpassed the sign and the dual Olympic and the entire stadium on the world and then climbed 6.29 m.

Although he shook it slightly on his second experience, Duuptantis cleansed the height. After landing and seeking fast, he wanted the bar, he rushed to his celebration with his famous, friends and family in the crowd.

The next height of the list. 6.30 m. ROGER BANNISTER 3: From 59.4 miles to US bolt 9.58 100 m, Athletics is full of signs that stand in the test of time. If Duplantis can clear 6.30 m, he will want if he already doesn’t have it, join that club.

Without world in athletics video calls, Sweden refused the prospect of the 14th World Records, which was equal to the next “small details” of the World Athletics Championship.

“Of course, the next natural step would be 6.30 m and I think it would be a huge barrier for me to the cross and in general for sports,” Duplantis said. “I will just be looking forward and hope I can pass it in the near future. As for the border myself, I probably think more.

“I’m going to push it, but you know that I’m not like numbers.

“They just don’t give me the cup because I’m the most beloved. Probably there are many people who are going to make me happy than the other polar spurs.

He mixed memories of competition in Tokyo. Dublantis, who was only 21 years old, ensured his first main global outdoor gold medal from the Olympic Chair, but due to the loss of Sovim, he came to an empty stadium.

The World Athletics Championship will mean that DuPtantanis returned to 67,750 national skills, and she wants to show a show of a waiting crowd.

“Frankly, I’m not sure I’m excited about the competition,” he said. ” “The last time I was at Tokyo’s stadium was slightly gloomy, and because of all the circumstances felt a sewing. So I was a very excited moment for me in my career.

“I think that jumping to Japanese fans and audience is going to bring something to Japan, but I mean, because I mean because I mean I’m looking at me too. It’s going crazy. I think the atmosphere becomes crazy. And you know that it only pleases me from it. “

One big motive in Duplantis in Tokyo will probably be Karalis, who has improved its best in the polar folder in the last year. Although the Greek athlete ended the Swedes of Budapest at a Swede’s distance, the duet still competed against each other at an altitude of 6.11 m.

Given that Karalis went to the world’s polar vault in just two weeks, in the six weeks, DUPLANTIS is the first person to recognize Tokyo, which he represents.

“I am so surprised, because he is very talented, and we both throw away because we were like 14 years old or against each other,” Duplantis said. “We are quite large competitors of competitive rivals, but we also received a good friendship next door, so we have a lot of respect for each other. He really blooms this season.

“He had a lot of six-meters this year, and I think it’s only a good thing for me, because his close attempts on the 6.11 m in Budapest also love.

It is possible that Duplantis can use a stronger pole to maximize each marginal interest in Tokyo. Stiffer Pole offers better energy transfer and stability, particularly in a decisive separation stage. It can also allow vaulters to create a more vertical elevator and achieve higher arch.

“I just want to continue to improve and continue to advance every way,” Dulantis added. “One of the great ways would definitely be to use a new and strong pole. I have used the same pole from the World Record of My 6.20m (Belgrade 2022).

“But I have one pole that is just slightly strong that I tried to use and I really can’t use it when I think it could work. Maybe it can work.

For Dublantis, the next week is the Silesia Diamond League of this week (August 16) to participate in Stockholm (Aug 22-24) (Aug. 22-24). After that, it is the final of the “Zoric” diagman league (August 27-28), and then his only attention is in Tokyo.

Even there is no doubt about Karalis, that Duplantis will be the heavy favorite to demand the third consecutive World Crown. If he provides it with a global record, 60 m, it will certainly be his greatest achievement to this day.