Who would win? The pole vault world champ or the 400-meter hurdles world champ?
, the two champions excitedly debated the likelihood of actually getting on the track to challenge each other, and made cases for how and why they’d best the other.The 400-meter hurdles and the pole vault both require a boatload of speed, which Duplantis and Warholm each certainly have, as the world’s best in their respective events. However, neither athlete has run the 100-meter distance in several years, making it anyone’s game, technically speaking. Warholm’s 10.
Then Duplantis prodded, saying that Warholm had blown him off a bit when the Swedish-American vaulting prodigy first suggested the idea. “Now he’s acting like it would be a great competition on the mic. But when I first suggested it to him, he was kind of like, ‘oh okay, you really think you can beat me?’” he said. “All right, whatever.”
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