Armand “Mondo” Duplantis' Astonishing 6.25m Pole Vault World Record Breaks Boundaries

Kaylee Everhart

Updated Wednesday, August 7, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a breathtaking display of athletic prowess, Armand “Mondo” Duplantis has shattered the world pole vault record by clearing an astonishing 6.25 meters (20.5 feet). This monumental achievement has garnered widespread admiration and amazement, as viewers worldwide witness the incredible feat.

The video captures the electrifying moment when Duplantis soars through the air with grace and confidence, showcasing his unparalleled skill and precision. As he descends, the crowd erupts in cheers, a resounding chorus of "Goces!!!" echoing through the arena. The sheer height of the jump left spectators in awe, with some commenting that he had room to spare and even had time to start dancing while falling.

One user humorously pointed out, “The trick is not to have a huge peener,” while another marveled at how Duplantis celebrated before he even hit the mat. It was indeed a beautiful moment, filled with raw emotion and triumph. Fans hailed him as the best to ever do it, expressing how amazing it must feel to achieve such greatness.

For context, the Olympic winner 100 years ago vaulted 3.95 meters (13 feet), highlighting just how far the sport has come. Duplantis, who hails from Louisiana, has clearly mastered the art of pole vaulting, a skill that many find hard to comprehend.

The event was even more special for those present, as one commenter recounted being in the nosebleeds, witnessing Duplantis break the Olympic record on his last try after three attempts. The atmosphere was electric, with everyone cheering him on.

As a half-Swede who grew up in Louisiana, one user expressed a sense of pride in Duplantis' accomplishment, despite not knowing him personally. The collective admiration for Duplantis' skill, grace, and confidence is evident, with many expressing amazement at the physics and form required to achieve such a feat.

Armand “Mondo” Duplantis has indeed redefined what is possible in the world of pole vaulting, leaving a lasting legacy that will inspire future generations of athletes. This record-breaking performance not only cements his place in sports history but also serves as a testament to the boundless potential of human achievement.

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Top Comments from Imgur

BenderRodriguezz

The trick is not to have a huge peener.

lamagra22

With room to spare, damn.

ThoughtGuy

Celebrating before he even hit the mat. It was such a beautiful moment.

Ialwayslookhungover

That was so high he had time to start dancing while falling.

isthisjunkmail

Best to ever do it. That’s gotta feel amazing. Good for him.

joot

This was 6.25 meters (20.5 ft). Just for reference, the Olympic winner 100 years ago was 3.95 meters (13 ft).

vman2000

I don't understand how someone who has never done pole vault before even learns how to do it.

Atonic1959

Not bad for a Louisiana boy.

annonymouse211

Where's he from?

olderandwiser

Will this be the ‘small-d*** energy’ gif? J/k. That’s amazing!

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