Armand Mondo Duplantis has had one of the most phenomenal seasons in 2023. The 23-year-old didn’t just reach more milestones, he himself became one multiple times in the year. Finishing the season on a high, the athlete also got nominated for the Athlete of the Year Award and is one of its clear favorites.

The young pole-vaulter blessed the fans and showcased them with several great moments. However, how many moments did Mondo Duplantis himself find enjoyable? The Swede recently answered the question with a compilation of the most “unreal” moments via his latest social media update. 

Armand Mondo Duplantis goes down the 2023 memory lane

Mondo Duplantis has been hoisting the Swedish flag higher and higher almost every other month. The 23-year-old has been pushing hard, especially after breaking past the six-meter barrier. His 6.23-meter pole vault at the 2023 Prefontaine Classic eclipses almost anything and everything he has ever done. However, the athlete shared even more precious memories via his official Instagram account with his fans.

The caption of the post said, “A few unreal moments from the season before we look onwards.” The first image showed Sweden’s national hero draped in the Swedish flag. The next image displayed Mondo sharing a lovely kiss with his girlfriend, Desire Inglander. Interestingly, Duplantis also uploaded a picture marveling at his 6.22-meter vault, his previous world record from his Clermont-Ferrand vault.

The Swede also shared a picture of himself standing before the fans and posing after his 6.23-meter record-breaking vault. That vault marked the perfect epilogue of the 2023 season, which also bolstered his chances for the Athlete of the Year Award. Mondo Duplantis was extremely happy after executing the greatest vault in the history of the sport. The compilation made by Duplantis comes at a really great time. In fact, the 2023 compilation coincides with the timing of the landmark success of his biopic.

The perfect season-ender and the road ahead

Red Bull Studios had worked along with Mondo Duplantis in 2022 to create his biopic named “Born To Fly.” The film has recently secured global sales and distribution after several broadcasting networks decided to partner with Red Bull Studios. The movie will be showcased in Germany, Spain, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway, Finland, and Estonia. Moreover, it is also set to release in North America’s Austin Still Festival.

The film captures the journey of Mondo from his childhood and is both a sports documentary and a coming-of-age story. The director of the movie, Brennan Robideaux, tracked Duplantis and his career for over six years to work on the movie. With everything in its place, Armand Mondo Duplantis really had a great year.

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The Swede and his fans now wait for him to win the Athlete of the Year Award. As Mondo closes his journey for the year, he will now prepare himself to defend his Tokyo Olympics gold medal in Paris, in 2024.

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