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The Greek champion cleared 5.92 metres, a height that secured first place and gave him the perfect finish to his campaign in this year\u2019s Diamond League series.<\/p>\n
But Karalis did not stop there.<\/p>\n
The 26-year-old then soared over 6.12 metres, setting a new Brussels meeting record and adding another spectacular highlight to his victory.<\/p>\n
The final underwent a major change before it even began, with Olympic and world champion Mondo Duplantiswithdrawing from the competition because of a leg problem.<\/p>\n
Karalis seized the opportunity and celebrated another major title, adding the first Diamond League trophy of his career to his growing collection of honours.<\/p>\n
His victory caps a remarkable season for the Greek pole vaulter, who continues to establish himself among the leading names in world athletics.<\/p>\n
Karalis began his winning performance by clearing 5.52m before progressing through the competition and ultimately securing victory at 5.92m.<\/p>\n
He then raised the bar to 6.12m, producing a spectacular clearance that set a new meeting record in Brussels.<\/p>\n
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