Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis has once again redefined greatness. On Thursday, at the ‘Mondo Classic’ held in his home country, the Swedish pole-vaulting legend broke his own world record, clearing an incredible height of 6.31 meters. He surpassed his previous record of 6.30 meters, marking his 15th overall world record and the 14th time he has bettered a mark he previously set himself.

Competing as part of the World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver Meet in Uppsala, the two-time Olympic champion delivered another breathtaking performance. Duplantis’s ability to consistently raise the bar—quite literally—has solidified his status as one of the greatest athletes in history. The record-breaking jump ignited electric celebrations among the home fans, confirming that for Mondo, the sky is truly the limit.