Swedish pole vault star Armand Duplantis has once again rewritten the record books, breaking the pole vault world record for the 15th time during a competition in Uppsala, Sweden.

Competing at the Uppsala World Athletics Indoor Tour meet, Duplantis cleared a new record height, further extending his dominance in the discipline and cementing his place among the greatest athletes in track and field history.

The Olympic champion has repeatedly raised the global benchmark over the past few years, often improving the mark by small margins each time. His latest performance drew loud cheers from the home crowd, who witnessed the historic jump.

Officials from World Athletics confirmed the new record after verifying the height and reviewing the attempt.

Duplantis, popularly known as “Mondo,” said breaking records in front of fans in his home country made the achievement even more special.