Karalis Pole Vaulted in 6.20, but Still Didn't Win.
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Greek Emmanouil Karalis had the pole vault of his life. But it was still not enough against Armand Duplantis, who won the Diamond League competition in Zurich.
On Thursday, Duplantis won a historic pole competition against his Greek competitor Emmanouil Karalis at the Zurich meeting.
At the Diamond League stage of athletics in Zurich, Armand Duplantis and Emmanouil Karalis put on a powerful performance in the men's pole vault.
Emmanouil Karalis was better than ever. But Mondo Duplantis emerged victorious at the Diamond League gala in Zurich – after both attempted the world record height of 6.32 meters. – Who the hell do you think I am? he roars into the camera after clearing the winning height of 6.25.
The Greek Olympic champion faces the top javelin thrower of all time on Thursday (27/8, 20:12) in another big match
Incredible Emmanuel Karalis at the Diamond League in Zurich! He passed 6 meters and 20 centimeters with the first attempt and set an incredible new national record. #StarGrNews
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