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- 1 1995 World Championships, Gothenburg, August 7
- 2 1995 European Cup, Lille, June 25
- 3 2000 Olympics, Sydney, September 25
- 4 2001 World Championships, Edmonton, August 6
- 5 1998 European Championships, Budapest, August 23
- 6 1996 Olympics, Atlanta, July 27
1st 18.29/1.3 (world record) He went into the event as the world record-holder with 17.98m and then in the first round he made history with an 18.16m leap. That was made up of phases of 6.12m, 5.19m and 6.85m. He was not finished though as in the second round he put together a more modest opening hop of 6.05m, followed by a step of 5.22m which left...
1st 18.43/2.4 The longest triple jump in history came before Edwards was a world record-holder. In the first round he jumped a wind-assisted PB of 17.90m to be in the vicinity of the then legal world record held by Willie Banks of 17.97m. However, that was nothing compared to his second round jump. The wind was only slightly over the limit at 2.4m/...
1st 17.71/0.2 After winning the world title in 1995, Edwards had to settle for the minor medals in the next three global championships. In Sydney, he was competing in his fourth Games but at 34 years old, he knew it was his last chance to add an Olympic title. He went in as favourite as the world leader with 17.62m but started disappointingly with ...
1st 17.92/0.7 Edwards’ bid to regain the title started badly and he only made the final with his last jump of the qualifying round. He also started badly in the final with a modest 16.84m, followed by a huge foul. He got it right though in the third round and his 17.92m was the longest jump in the world for three years. It’s worth noting his two op...
1st 17.99/0.5 After a few relative disappointing seasons he bounced back in 1998, a year in which he had earlier won the European Indoor Championships and Goodwill Games, but his big target was this event. He was a class apart and won by over half a metre with a still-standing championships record of 17.99m from the defending champion Kapustin (17....
2nd 17.88/0.9 He went into Olympic year as a huge favourite but Kenny Harrison, the 1991 world champion, was clearly in stunning form, winning the US trials with a wind-assisted 18.01m. The American started the Olympic final with an Olympic and American record of 17.99m while Edwards struggled with two fouls though stayed in the contest with a 17.1...
Jonathan David Edwards, CBE (born 10 May 1966) is a British former triple jumper. He is an Olympic , double World , European , European indoor and Commonwealth champion, and has held the world record in the event since 1995.
Complete career NCAAM stats for the Asbury Eagles Guard Jonathan Edwards on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.
Sep 25, 2016 · Remembering Sydney: Edwards finally lands Olympic triple jump gold. It’s 16 years since the Sydney Olympic Games, when Team GB returned from Australia with 11 golds, 10 silvers and seven bronze medals, which back then was our most successful Games since 1920.
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Jul 30, 2012 · Hear about triple jumper Jonathan Edwards' proudest moments from his Olympic competitions and how in his final Games, he achieved his Olympic dream and grabbed the gold medal.
