MOSCOW, Sep 9 Olympic and world pole vault champion Swede Armand Duplantis became the winner of the competition in the Diamond League final, which took place in Zurich, Switzerland. Duplantis excelled with a result of 6.07 m. The second was the Norwegian Sondre Guttormsen (5.86), the third was the American Christopher Nielsen (5.81). were suspended from participation in competitions under the auspices of World Athletics in any status due to the situation in Ukraine.Results in other disciplines:men110 m hurdles — 1. Grant Holloway (USA) — 13.02 s; 2. Rashid Broadbell (Jamaica) — 13.06; 3. Hansle Parchment (Jamaica) — 13.26; 200 m — Noah Liles (USA) — 19.52 s; 2. Aaron Brown (Canada) — 20.02; 3. Alexander Ogando (Dominican Republic) — 20.02; 800 m — 1. Emmanuel Korir (Kenya) — 1 min 43.26 s; 2. Marco Arop (Canada) — 1:43.38; 3. Jake Whiteman (Great Britain) — 1:44.10;400m hurdles— 1. Alison dos Santos (Brazil) — 46.98 s; 2. Khalifa Rosser (USA) — 47.76; 3. CJ Allen (USA) — 48.21; 1500 m — 1. Jacob Ingebrigtsen (Norway) — 3 min 29.02 s; 2. Timothy Cheruiyot (Kenya) — 3:30.27; 3. Oliver Hoare (Australia) — 3.30.59; 3000 m hurdles — 1. Soufyan El-Bakkali (Morocco) — 8 min 07.67 s; 2. Getnet Wale (Ethiopia) — 8.08.56; 3. Abraham Kibivot (Kenya) — 8:08.61;javelin throw— 1. Niraj Chopra (India) — 88.44 m; 2. Jakub Vadleich (Czech Republic) — 86.94; 3. Julian Weber (Germany) — 83.73; long jump — 1. Miltiadis Tentoglou (Greece) — 8.42 m; 2. Marquis Dandy (USA) — 8.18; 3. Maykel Masso (Cuba) — 8.05; women200 m — 1. Sherika Jackson (Jamaica) — 21.80 s; 2. Gabriel Thomas (USA) — 22.38; 3. Tamara Clark (USA) — 22.42; 400 m hurdles — 1. Femke Bol (Netherlands) — 53.03 s; 2. Gianna Woodruff (Panama) — 53.72; 3. Janeve Russell (Jamaica) — 53.77; 800 m — 1. Mary Moraa (Kenya) — 1 min 57.63 s; 2. Natoya Gole (Jamaica) — 1.57.85; 3. Sage Hurta (USA) — 1.58.47; 1500 m — 1. Faith Kipyegon (Kenya) — 4 min 0.44 s; 2. Chiara Magin (Ireland) — 4.01.68; 3. Frewayni Hailu (Ethiopia) — 4.01.73;javelin throw — 1. Kara Winger (USA) — 64.98 m; 2. Kelsey-Lee Barber (Australia) — 63.72; 3. Haruka Kitaguchi (Japan) — 63.56; long jump — 1. Ivan Vuleta (Serbia) — 6.97 m; 2. Haddy Sanya (Sweden) — 6.55; 3. Kuanesha Berks (USA) — 6.54.
