Sergey Bubka News, Pictures & Buzz

Breaking barriers: Pole vault’s four 6m-men on reaching for the sky - Olympic News  Olympics

Pole vault star Duplantis among five finalists for Male World Athlete of the Year 2020  Insidethegames.biz

Test your sports knowledge with our quiz  Belfast Newsletter

Ethiopia's Gidey in the running for athlete of year  eNCA

Presents - Eric "The Eel" Moussambani: The True Olympic Spirit - Swimming World News  Swimming World Magazine

Duplantis and Cheptegei headline shortlist for Male Athlete of the Year award  Insidethegames.biz

Ad behemoth faces claims of conflict of interest in Tokyo Olympic campaign  The Japan Times

Dentsu's involvement in Tokyo Olympic Games bid questioned by investigators  The Drum

Olympic Highlights 25-09-2020  Olympics

Diamond League slate ends in Doha with record holders; TV, stream info  Home of the Olympic Channel

Record-breaking pole vaulter Duplantis eyes another 'astonishing' effort at Diamond League finale  CBC.ca

A tall claim  Telegraph India

Thursday Sports in Brief  Washington Post

McSweyn breaks Australian 3000m record  Illawarra Mercury

Pole Vault: Sweden's Armand Duplantis beats Sergey Bubka's 26 year old world record  Mumbai Mirror

Sports Digest  Kewanee Star Courier

Jemma Reekie maintains 800m dominance in Rome  BT Sport

Sports digest: NCAA has proposal for fall/spring FCS season  STLtoday.com

EJ’s rise traced to Petrov  Philstar.com

Warholm, Duplantis continue record chases; Rome TV, stream schedule  Home of the Olympic Channel

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Yesterday I prophesied that I would have toast for breakfast this morning. (Suspenseful music for ten seconds) This morning, I had toast for breakfast. (Cheesy 80s synthesized horn blasts) Yay and verily, I speak the truth, and you all know it in your hearts (plus, your standard of evidence is so low that I just cleared it like Sergey Bubka going over a traffic cone). (awed silence) Now get on your knees and start worshiping me. PS Atheists, sorry, you can't play this one. You're all too intelligent. Ghost of Christmas Past : I prophesied that you would write that. Razzle : Haven't heard that one before, so bonus points to you. LBBP : I'm a psychic (possibly psychotic, who knows) prophet. There has to be a rap song in there somewhere.

I will participate in the 2012 olympic games in London. I will be running 3000m steeplechase and I'm confident about winning. In fact the golden medal is already in my pocket. But what I wanted to ask is if the worthless autographs that athletes are signing after a success, are gaining any value as years passing by. I'm thinking about constructing a website through which I will be selling the autographs and other products (like t-shirts and stuff with my face on). How does this idea sound to you. I will avoid beating the world record because I know that the bonuses are much higher in tournaments. Also I plan to follow my colleague's (and good friend) example Sergey Bubka and start beating the record by 1 second each time, in order to beat it numerous times and gain the maximum from.So to sum up, how much profit do you think that I can make out of this bussiness?

I will participate on 2012 olympic games in London. I will be running 3000m steeplechase and I'm confident about winning. In fact the golden medal is already in my pocket. But what I wanted to ask is if the worthless autographs that athletes are giving after a success, are gaining any value as years passing by. I'm thinking about constructing a website where I will be selling the autographs and other products (like tee-shirts and stuff with my face on) from. How does this idea sound to you. I will avoid beating the world record because I know that the bonuses are much higher in tournaments. Also I plan to follow my colleague's (and good friend) example Sergey Bubka and start breating the record by 1 second each time in order to beat it numerous times and gainthe maximum from.So to sum up, how profit do you think that I can make out of this bussiness?

Okay, so I am a "varsity" pole vaulter on my track team,but with the way I practiced today I feel like I don't belong. The other two guys on the team were practicing flawlessly while I was sucking it up. I mean like, straddling my pole on the way down and under-planting and even slipping on some attempts.The whole 9 yards... The coach was visibly upset at the way I was performing and he offered some advice, but it was to no avail. I am seriously considering quitting the track team. This is my first year on varsity and I really want to get a letter, but I'm clearly not on the other guys' levels. What should I do?