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In the opening Wanda Diamond League meeting in Xiamen, Swedish pole vault star Mondo Duplantis achieved his eighth world record with a 6.24m jump. Despite facing challenging conditions during the competition, he effortlessly cleared the height on his first attempt. Just weeks after competing in the World Indoor Championships Final in Glasgow, Duplantis demonstrated his incredible talent and determination in China.

Impressively, Duplantis managed to exceed expectations and set a new world record, despite rainy weather. This achievement marked the eighth time he has broken the world record, making it the earliest in an outdoor season that he has accomplished this feat. Fans were left eagerly anticipating his future performances as they marveled at his consistent success in pole vaulting. Stay tuned for a full report on Duplantis’ remarkable achievement in Xiamen.

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