PV: Renaud Lavillenie is optimistic: “I get the best opponents in every competition so every time it’s hard to maintain my best level but Rome is a good stadium, why not another world best performance?” said Lavillenie, who jumped a world-leading 5.95m in Eugene last Saturday. Note: Lavillenie, meanwhile, had to settle for second in the men’s pole vault after his leap of 5.86 metres was bettered by German rival Raphael Holzdeppe (5.91).
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