Niki Tedoglou wins in Paris with 8.06 m – This year’s record for Karalis with 5.60 m.

Another win for him Milto Tedoglou! This time at his international meeting Paris where he was first in length with best jump at 8.06 meters.

In a meeting where the atmosphere was fantastic with them French to want to send the message that they are ready for them Olympic Games of summer.

THE Tokyo Olympic gold medalist in the second strong race of the season, he had no difficulty in taking another first place. The jumper who trains with Giorgos Pomaski started his competition with a jump of 7.77m, followed it up with a winning 8.06m, followed with one at 7.91m and then had two jumps in 7.85m with its thrust well behind the valve. In the sixth and last jump, the top jumper “wrote” 8.01 meters.

The 26-year-old World champion she has a best performance this year of 8.09m, a performance she had set in her meet Ostrava on January 30.

The competitive continuation will be given for him Tedoglou in the Panhellenic championship that will take place next weekend at Peace and Friendship Stadium.

This year’s record for Emmanuel Karalis

In his fifth match this year, Emmanuel Karalis showed that he is starting to find a rhythm. The “silver” European champion at the Paris meeting achieved his best performance this year, surpassing the 5.60 m. and took fifth place.

The 24-year-old pole vaulter started his competition at 5.35m which he cleared on his second attempt and then cleared 5.50m and 5.60m on his first. When the bar went up to 5.70m he had three failed attempts.

The first place in the meeting of the French capital was taken by the American Jacob Wooten with 5.70 m., a height that was even surpassed by the French Robin Emig and Anthony Amirati.

Next match for Emmanuel Karalis is scheduled for Panhellenic championship in SEF.