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Mondo Duplantis delivered again at the European Championships, winning his fourth straight European pole vault title with a championship record gold. Watch below 👇

Eighteen years ago today, Michael Phelps anchored the 4x100m medley relay to a world record 3:29.34. It sealed his eighth gold of the Beijing Games and broke Mark Spitz's 36-year-old record of seven golds at a single Olympics.

Watch their spectacular win here!

It capped a week that hinged on Jason Lezak's legendary comeback anchor leg days earlier, without which the quest would've ended short. Nearly two decades on, no Olympian has come close to matching Phelps’ record.

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