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Karalis Won His First "Diamond" in Brussels! - Duplantis Did Not Compete (Vids)

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Emmanuel Karalis took advantage of Duplantis' absence and with a better jump of 6.12m. (meeting record) won first place at the Brussels Diamond League and with it the coveted "diamond"! The post Brussels Diamond League: Karalis won his first "diamond"! – Duplantis did not compete (vids) appeared first on in.gr.

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Emmanuel Karalis took advantage of the absence of Monto Duplantis and easily took his first diamond in the Diamond League final. The top of the Diamond League final in Brussels now bears the name of Emmanuel Karalis. The great Greek pole vaulter did not face any problems, having only himself as his opponent, since Monto Duplantis withdrew before the final due to foot problems. Karalis' jump of 5.92m. was more than enough to give him his first di…

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Emmanuel Karalis took advantage of Duplantis' absence and with a better jump of 6.12m. (meeting record) won first place at the Brussels Diamond League and with it the coveted "diamond"! The post Brussels Diamond League: Karalis won his first "diamond"! – Duplantis did not compete (vids) appeared first on in.gr.

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Emmanuel Karalis was the triumphant in the Diamond League final in Brussels, but we didn't see another thrilling battle with Armand Duplantis. Read the reason in Gazzetta!

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Emmanuel Karalis completed a historic night in Brussels in the most ideal way, as after winning the first Diamond League of his career, he “flew” to 6.12m. and set a new meeting record at the “Memorial Van Damme”. The post Karalis made history in Brussels with a diamond and a record at 6.12m. appeared first on www.ertsports.gr.

Emmanuel Karalis made history in Brussels. The Greek champion won his first diamond in this year’s Diamond League, while also clearing 6.12m … The post Emmanuel Karalis: He drove Brussels crazy with a 6.12m competition record first appeared on Cityportal.gr.

The Greek crossed 6.12 m at the pole during his third test. It was 7.35 p.m. this Friday night, when King Philip and Queen Mathilde,...

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parapolitika.gr broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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