Armand Duplantis hailed the crowd of 53,000 people who waited to see him break the world record again with a 6.30 metre jump.

TOKYO - The third day of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo produced five gold medals on Monday, highlighted by Sweden's Armand Duplantis clearing 6.30 meters to break the men's pole vault ...

Duplantis, who cleared the bar at 6.30 meters, collected $70,000 for the win — his 49th straight dating to September 2022 — along with the $100,000 bonus that goes to record breakers at world ...

Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis said a raucous Tokyo crowd was "the difference maker" as he set yet another world pole vault record ...

The world athletics championships were, not for the first time, the Armand Duplantis show on Monday although though New Zealand's Geordie Beamish did his best to share the spotlight after a shock win ...

With gold medal already in the bag, the Swedish star took three attempts at breaking his own world record, saving his best ...

Pole vaulter Armand Duplantis clears 6.30 meters to set world record at world championships.