Chaos on Twitter with Milto Tedoglou: “He’s having fun with you!”

Miltos Tedoglou gave his answer after the cancellation of his jump of 8.40m, a performance that was the best for 2023 worldwide, “jumping” yesterday at 8.41m and setting, comfortably, a new world record.

The Greek pro-athlete did not fail to please his followers on social media.

The athlete’s post on his personal Instagram account was also characteristic, referring to the cancellation of his jump, accompanied by the phrase: “I can do 8.40 whenever I want”

The athlete’s name is the first trend on Twitter with users letting their imaginations run wild.

#Tedoglou 🤣🤣🤣😂😂 pic.twitter.com/zedjV9IJH7

— eliannnnnaki (@eliannnnnaki) February 10, 2023

🇬🇷 Tonight’s jump of Miltos Tedoglou at 8.41m, which is the best performance this year in the world. #tentoglu pic.twitter.com/CznswUX9ut

— Sotiris Charalambopoulos (@sot_charal) February 15, 2023

Sit there world federation what’s your name! Is 8.41 valid or jump it and heels?#Tedoglou pic.twitter.com/SZCPubzeje

— kalou_kakou (@kalou_kakou) February 15, 2023

On or off site. With two or with one shoe. With spikes or flip flops. In purple or black. Milto #Tendoglou are you kidding them? #Tentoglou pic.twitter.com/ZkiE3IoCL5

— Nikos Lysigakis (@lysigakis) February 15, 2023

You are entertained by #Tedoglou 🥇🇬🇷 pic.twitter.com/T9xMh2itHV

— 💻 Sotiris Pap. 💻 (@sotpap1997) February 15, 2023

Only here, in exclusive images, Miltiadis’ new shoes #Tedoglou . pic.twitter.com/MaHbLS0Pxx

— Christos Magginas (@CMagginas) February 16, 2023

Meanwhile the world athletics federation #tentoglu pic.twitter.com/i0bG15I8ii

— Turgkenief✨ (@tourgkenief) February 15, 2023

#Tedoglou pic.twitter.com/O9kyfyxbru

— Ochia Dimoutsouni (aka Mitsos) (@bandog_gr) February 15, 2023

#tentoglu pic.twitter.com/QQYSR2rnEU

— Z@k (@REDSKIN75) February 16, 2023