ON THE LOOKOUT: 2024 OLYMPIC GAMES

10:58 PM (6/11/24):
Jordan Díaz (18.18 meters) and Pedro Pichardo (18.04 meters) - Men's Triple Jump, E.A. Championships - YouTube
(Rome, Italy)
stadio olimpico rome - Google Search
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3:56 PM (6/20/24):
SEE:
'A' DIARY (public posts, intermittently) (2seenandseeing.blogspot.com) 
(see post #5)
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"I was particularly impressed, by this triple jumping performance... 
Jordan Diaz triple jumped 18.18 meters (59'7.7"), while Pedro Pablo Pichardo... ...finished behind him, with a triple jump... ...of 18.04 meters (59'2.6")..." - Michael Izuchukwu
NOTE #1:
To my understanding, this is a 'breakthrough performance'... ...for Jordan Diaz... ...given that the world record, is 18.29 meters (60'0.25") - set by Jonathan Edwards, in 1995...
NOTE #2:
I believe that Jaydon Hibbert (a young, triple jumping prodigy), has 'more motivation'... ...to 'go further,' in this event...

11:09 PM (6/11/24):
SEE:
YouTube

11:12 PM (6/11/24):
ATHLETES/CHARACTERS:
1. jordan diaz triple jump - Google Search
2. pedro pablo pichardo - Google Search
3. jaydon hibbert - Google Search 


11:33 PM (6/11/24):
Men's triple jump (alltime-athletics.com)

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