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German athletics star Johannes Vetter dropped his spear to 97.76m and recorded the second-best result in match history.
A best javelin throw was only made in 1996, when Czech Jan Železny reached the current world record by dropping the tool at 98.48.
S. Vetter, who won the competition in Poland, left all his competitors far behind. Second, the remaining Pole Marcin Krukowski threw an 84.62m spear.
The German, who did not hide his self-confidence, said after the competition that under more favorable conditions in the stadium he would have dropped his spear 100 meters away.
S. Vetter, 27, is the 2017 world champion. At the 2019 World Championships, the athlete won a bronze medal.
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