Olympic champion Damian Warner withdraws from decathlon after pole vault disaster | Sports

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Damian Warner withdrew from the Olympic men's decathlon after failing all three pole vault attempts, dropping from second to 18th place. He was defending his title from the Tokyo Games where he set an Olympic record. Markus Rooth of Norway won gold, followed by Leo Neugebauer and Lindon Victor.

Keywords: Damian Warner, Olympics, decathlon

Source: CBC

Update At: 8/6/2024

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