Mondo Duplantis continues to dominate the pole vault, as he set yet another world record at the 2026 Mondo Classic. His achievement grabbed the attention of his fiancée, Desire Inglander, who shared her adorable reaction to his triumph.
Duplantis recently competed in front of his home crowd at the Mondo Classic in Uppsala, Sweden. He delivered a commanding performance, as he broke the pole vault world record for the 15th time in his career on Thursday, March 12. He cleared 6.31 meters to nab this feat, making it the second time he broke the world record in Sweden.
Shortly after this staunch performance on the field, Inglander reacted to his victory. Taking to Instagram, she posted a video of her reaction, as she was seen watching his world-record performance on TV and cheering him on. She added a POV on her video that read:
“MY HUBBY JUST BROKE THE WORLD RECORD 6.31!!!”
Inglander penned another caption that read:
“Yes, I’m proud again🤏.”
During his entire journey, Duplantis has had the support of his fiancée, Inglander, who is a social media influencer. They have been dating since 2020 after meeting at a mid-summer party and announced their relationship in March 2021. The couple got engaged in October 2024.
Mondo Duplantis Opens Up About His World Record at Mondo Classic
After his ravishing win at the Mondo Classic, Mondo Duplantis made his feelings known about his new world record. Speaking to the media after his performance, he shared a message for his opponents, saying that if they compete with him in Sweden, it will be harder for them to win.
Revealing that he was going through a lot of emotions, including the pressure of performing, he said:
“If you come to Sweden to compete against me, it will be even harder to beat me. There are a lot of emotions right now. There was a little extra pressure because I wanted to perform in a different way. Setting a world record here was actually incredible. This is my home. Every time I stand on the track, I represent you and feel such pride to jump for you and Sweden.”
Mondo Duplantis’ last world record came at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September 2025, where he took a leap of 6.30m. His journey of dominance began in February 2020 at the Copernicus Cup in Torun, Poland.
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