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Miltiadis Tentoglou claimed his fourth straight European long jump title, leaping 8.44m against headwinds. Despite tough conditions, his consistency shone through, with three jumps over 8.20m.
The Olympic and world champion, now 28, has dominated the event since 2018. His victory extends his unbeaten streak at European outdoor meets to eight years. Simon Ehammer of Switzerland took silver with 8.29m. Read more racing coverage.
Bulgaria's Bozhidar Saraboyukov earned bronze with 8.26m, marking a breakthrough season. Tentoglou's win underscores his dominance, with no European outdoor defeat in the event for eight years. Related: Jakob Ingebrigtsen Wins European 5,000m Gold After Injury Layoff.
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Miltiadis Tentoglou wins despite headwinds at Alexander Stadium. Miltiadis Tentoglou claimed his fourth straight European long jump title, leaping 8.44m against headwinds. Despite tough conditions, his consistency shone through, with three jumps over 8.20m.
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