He got the only medal Tedoglou was missing: Champion in all five major events!

History with golden letters he continued to write Miltos Tedoglou!

Winning his title world champion in Budapest, the Greek athlete has now reached 12 medals in total in his career (including 10 gold and 2 silver).

Indicative, isn’t it sovereignty of length is the fact that he is now the holder of the title in all five major events (Olympic Games, World Open Championship, World Indoor Championship, European Open Championship, European Indoor Championship).

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Tedoglou’s medals in detail

2016 – 2nd World Junior Championship Bytgoz (7.91m)

2017 – 1st European Junior Championship Grosseto (8.07m)

2018 – 1st European Open Championships Berlin (8.25m)

2019 – 1st European Championship K23, Gevle (8.32m.)

2019 – 1st European Indoor Championships, Glasgow (8.38m)

2021 – 1st Olympic Games Tokyo (8.41m)

2021 – 1st European Indoor Championships, Torun (8.35m)

2022 – 1st European Championships, Munich (8.52m)

2022 – 2nd Open World Championships, Oregon (8.32m)

2022 – 1st World Indoor Championships, Belgrade (8.55m)

2023 – 1st European Indoor Championships, Istanbul (8.30m)

2023 – 1st World Open Championships, Budapest (8.52m)