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Track’s Mondo Breaks Pole Vault Record

The Zurich Diamond League dazzled today. Sweden’s Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis cleared 6.22 meters—new pole vault world record. He soared over on his first try; 10,000 cheered wild. Old mark—6.21—was his too, from ‘22. Track’s golden boy keeps flying.

Rivals pushed—KC Lightfoot hit 5.95, faded. Mondo’s run-up’s perfect; pole bent like rubber. Wind died just right—conditions aligned. He grinned mid-air—confidence oozes. Record’s his 7th in 3 years—nuts.

It’s not risky—he cleared by 10 cm; safe. Critics say pole tech aids him—shrug. Lightfoot’s 26; Mondo’s 24—gap’s wide. Zurich’s meet ended season—bang. He’s untouchable; bar keeps rising.

Duplantis wants 6.30—Paris 2024’s goal. Next is indoors—more records? Sweden’s proud; USA roots too—he’s LSU bred. Vaulting’s king—sky’s no limit.

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