Armand Duplantis New World Record, Lifestyle, Girlfriend, Cars, and Net Worth

Monda Duplantis is a SwedishAmerican pole vter widely regarded as greatest pole vter of all time Duplantis is the World Outdoor and indoor record holder two-time Olympic champion two-time World Outdoor and indoor champion and current European Champion born November 10th 1999 aged 24 years Lafayette Louisiana United States height 1.81 M parents Greg dup Helena Duplantis siblings antoan Duplantis Andreas Duplantis Johanna Duplantis Club upsf college team Louisiana State University education lafay at high school Monda Duplantis has an estimated net worth of $5 million early life Duplantis was born into an athletic family in Lafayette Louisiana his American father Greg Duplantis is a former P vter with a personal best of 5.80 M 19 ft half inch while his Swedish mother Helena n Hedland is a former Hep athlete and volleyball player Duplantis grew up primarily speaking English but also learned Swedish as a second language he spent Summers with his Swedish grandparents his two older brothers Andreas and Antoine and his younger sister Johanna also took up Sports Andreas represented Sweden as a Paul vter at the 2009 World youth championships and 2012 World Junior Championships while Antoine dropped pul Vault for baseball in high school before heading to Louisiana State University where he became the team's career hits leader in 2019 Duplantis graduated from Lafayette High School in 2018 and like his parents and brothers before him attended Louisiana State University though he left in 2019 after his first year in order to turn professional early career dup plant's first tried p vaulting as a 4-year-old at the family's home in Lafayette Louisiana and took to the event rapidly he said his first age group world best at age 7 and his jump of 3.86 m 12' 8 in as a 10-year-old surpassed the previous World bests for ages 11 and 12 as well as of July 2015 he holds the world best in all age groups from age 7 to age 12 he held the age 13 record until it was broken in May 2015 2024 second world indoor title third European title second Olympic title in Paris and three more world records at the 2024 World Athletics indoor championships in Glasgow in March 2024 Duplantis made a vault of 6.05m winning the gold medal on April 20th 2024 at the shaman Diamond League meeting in Shaman China the first stage of the 2024 Diamond League Duplantis improved his world record by 1 cm clearing 6.24m on his first attempt on June 12th 2024 he won the 2024 European championships in Rome being the only competitor to clear the 6meter mark a short of the title he set a new European championships record of 6.10 MERS on his first attempt before failing in his three attempts to break the world record on August 5th 2024 at the 2024 Summer Olympics Duplantis retained his Olympic title from 2020 he won with a jump of 6. M after Sam Kendrick failed to clear higher than 5.95m he then jumped 6.10 M to break the Olympic record set by Thiago BRZ at the 2016 Olympics and finally jumped 6.25m on his third attempt at that height setting a new world record in an interesting repeat of the 2024 European championships Duplantis was the only competitor to clear 6m cleared both 6.00 M and 6.10 M on his first try and again attempted to break his own world record record of 6.24m he both created a world record and broke his own olympic record said 20 minutes earlier on August 25th 2024 at the Camila scal mamosa Memorial in Hau Poland the 12th stop on the 2024 Diamond League Duplantis improved his world record for the 10th time in his career and the third time in 2024 by 1 cm increasing the world record to 6.26m