According to the website of the race, the double Paralympic champion (2021, 2024) has already repaired the record he had held so far with his second attempt, which has been 582 centimeters since June 10, 2022. At the Paris summit, he jumped four inches, and in the fifth series he even finished this by five inches, eventually triumphant with 591.
Behind TFSE‘s 26 -year -old athlete, two Colombian rivals finished second and third in 542 and 525 centimeters respectively.
Ekler, who finished fourth in a 100-meter run for two days, won the fourth time in the 2019 Dubai, 2023 Paris and last year’s Kóbei World Championships.
On Wednesday’s race day, István Szőllősi will be interested in the Hungarians in the F20 category, from 15.45 Hungarian time, MTI said.