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2026 long jump: Tentoglou wins historic fourth title

Overview

Miltos Tentoglou has won the gold medal in the men’s long jump at the 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, securing a historic fourth consecutive European title. With this victory, he becomes the first male athlete in the 94-year history of the championships to achieve such a feat in this event, surpassing the previous record held by Soviet athlete Ivan Ter-Ovanesyan and equaling the record held by Heike Drechsler in the women's category. This win marks Tentoglou’s 12th major championship gold medal. In the final, Tentoglou secured the win with a jump of 8.44 meters on his fourth attempt, overcoming challenging conditions at the Alexander Stadium, including headwinds of up to 3 m/s. He overcame an early lead established by Switzerland’s Simon Ehammer, who finished with a jump of 8.29 meters to take the silver medal. Bulgaria’s Bozhidar Sarabeykov claimed third place with a jump of 8.26 meters. Despite his dominance, Tentoglou missed out on the 50,000 euro ‘Gold Crown’ bonus awarded by European Athletics for the top performance in each discipline. Based on World Athletics scoring tables, the prize in the men’s jumps category went to Sweden’s Armand Duplantis for a 6.15m pole vault, while Tentoglou placed third in the rankings with 1234 points. Following his European success, Tentoglou continued his momentum at the Lausanne Diamond League on August 21, 2026, securing his third consecutive Diamond League victory of the season with a winning jump of 8.24 meters. This victory marked his 12th career win in the Diamond League series. Tentoglou’s season continued in the Diamond League long jump final in Brussels, where he secured second place with a jump of 8.40 meters. He held the lead until the final attempt of the competition, when Jamaican athlete Tajay Gayle jumped 8.46 meters to take first place.

Entities

Miltos Tentoglou · Simon Ehammer · European Athletics Championships · Birmingham · Miltiadis Tentoglou

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"Milos Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m, equalling the Greek national long‑jump record."

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"Tendoğlu’s best jump of the competition was 8.64 m."

One claim says Tendoğlu’s best jump was 8.64 m, while the other says he jumped 8.66 m, which cannot both be true.
"In his second attempt Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m but wind was +2.7 m/s, exceeding the legal limit."

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"Tendoğlu’s best jump of the competition was 8.64 m."

One claim says Tendoğlu’s best jump was 8.64 m, while the other says he jumped 8.66 m in his second attempt, which cannot both be true.
"In his third attempt Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m with legal wind, officially equalling the record."

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"Tendoğlu’s best jump of the competition was 8.64 m."

One claim says Tendoğlu’s best jump was 8.64 m, while the other says he jumped 8.66 m in his third attempt, which cannot both be true.

[DISPUTED] Milos Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m, equalling the Greek national long‑jump record.
[DISPUTED] In his second attempt Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m but wind was +2.7 m/s, exceeding the legal limit.
[DISPUTED] Tendoğlu’s best jump of the competition was 8.64 m.
[● 14 SOURCES] Milos Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m, equalling the Greek long‑jump record.
[● 13 SOURCES] The previous Greek long‑jump record of 8.66 m was set by Loui Tsatouma on 1 June 2007.
[● 11 SOURCES] He is preparing for the European Championships in Birmingham later this year.
[● 10 SOURCES] Tendoğlu won the Panhellenic long‑jump title at the Volos championships.
[● 7 SOURCES] Milos Tendoğlu’s opening jump was 8.52 m with a wind of +1.1 m/s.
[● 6 SOURCES] Miltiadis Tentoglou won the long jump gold medal with a jump of 8.44 meters.
[● 6 SOURCES] Tentoglou secured his fourth consecutive continental gold medal.
[● 6 SOURCES] Eusebio Cáceres finished seventh in the long jump final with a distance of 7.92 meters.
[● 6 SOURCES] Jaime Guerra finished eighth in the long jump final with a jump of 7.73 meters.

Timeline

8 days ago

[SPORTS] 31 sources
Miltos Tentoglou takes second in Diamond League as Asteras Tripolis wins Greek Cup appeal
Miltos Tentoglou took second in the Diamond League long jump final in Brussels, while Asteras Tripolis was awarded a Greek Cup victory over Levadiakos following an EPO Appeals Committee ruling.
22 days ago

[SPORTS] 29 sources
Tentoglou and Karalis secure Diamond League podiums
Miltos Tentoglou won the Diamond League long jump in Lausanne with 8.24m, while Emmanouil Karalis secured second place in both Lausanne and Silesia pole vault events behind Armand Duplantis.
about 1 month ago

[SPORTS] 61 sources
Miltos Tentoglou wins fourth consecutive European long jump title
Miltos Tentoglou won his fourth consecutive European long jump gold medal in Birmingham with a jump of 8.44 meters, cementing his historic status in the sport.
about 1 month ago

[SPORTS] 47 sources
Miltiadis Tentoglou wins fourth consecutive European long jump title
Miltiadis Tentoglou won his fourth consecutive European Athletics Championship gold medal in the long jump with an 8.44m leap in Birmingham, setting a new historical record for the competition.
about 2 months ago

[SPORTS] 3 sources
Miltiadis Tendoğlu Reclaims World #1 Spot in Long Jump after 8.66 m Performance
Miltiadis Tendoğlu’s 8.66 m jump at the Greek championships returns him to world #1 in long jump with 1 370 ranking points.
about 2 months ago

[SPORTS] 28 sources
Milos Tendoğlu ties Greek long‑jump record at 8.66 m
Milos Tendoğlu jumped 8.66 m at the Volos Panhellenic Championships, officially tying Loui Tsatouma’s 2007 Greek record, and finished with an 8.64 m best, ahead of the European Championships.
about 2 months ago

[SPORTS] 3 sources
Bozhidar Saraboyukov aims for double national titles at Bulgarian athletics championships
Bozhidar Saraboyukov targets men's and women's national long‑jump and high‑jump titles at Bulgaria’s July championships, after being named June Athlete of the Month.
about 2 months ago

[SPORTS] 4 sources
Bozhidar Saraboyukov sets Bulgarian long jump record ahead of European Championships
Bozhidar Saraboyukov set a new Bulgarian long‑jump record of 8.49 m in Plovdiv, boosting his confidence before the European Championships.
2 months ago

[SPORTS] 3 sources
Miltos Tentoglou clinches 8.31 m long jump victory in Budapest
Miltos Tentoglou won the Budapest World Athletics meeting with an 8.31 m long jump, beating Anvarov (UZB) and Batz (GER) who both hit 8.12 m.
2 months ago

[SPORTS] 2 sources
Bozhidar Saraboykov Sets Bulgarian Outdoor Long Jump Record, Fourth in Monaco
Bozhidar Saraboykov set a Bulgarian outdoor long‑jump record of 8.36 m, finishing fourth at the Diamond League in Monaco, where Miltiadis Tentoglou won with 8.61 m.
2 months ago

[SPORTS] 17 sources
Miltos Tentoglou sets world‑leading 8.61 m jump to win Monaco Diamond League
Miltos Tentoglou won Monaco's Diamond League with a world‑leading 8.61 m jump, the top mark of 2026 and his second‑best career effort.
3 months ago

[SPORTS] 11 sources
Miltos Tendentoglou sets 8.39 m record to win Piraeus Street Long Jump
Miltos Tendentoglou won the Piraeus Street Long Jump with an 8.39 m jump, breaking the meet record and beating Jeremia Davis (8.21 m) and Luvuyo Manianga (8.15 m).
3 months ago

[SPORTS] 4 sources
Milto Tendoğlu leads Piraeus Street Long Jump event in Greece
The Piraeus Street Long Jump in Greece on 28 July features Olympic champion Milto Tendoğlu and other world‑class jumpers, with men’s and women’s contests broadcast live on MEGA News.
3 months ago

[SPORTS] 4 sources
Milos Tendoğlu Wins Balkan Long Jump Gold with 8.36 m Record in Volos
Milos Tendoğlu won gold and set an 8.36 m record in the Balkan long jump at Volos, Greece, while Luka Boskovic and Bozindar Sarambogio took silver and bronze.
3 months ago

[SPORTS] 2 sources
Greek long jumper Milos Tendoglou winds 8.54 m at Dromia meeting
Milos Tendoglou led the Dromia meet with an 8.54 m long‑jump aided by illegal wind, while Greek women set a relay record; his next stop is the Balkan Championships.
4 months ago

[SPORTS] 17 sources
Miltos Tendoğlu sets world‑leading 8.49 m jump in Limassol
Greek long‑jump champion Miltos Tendoğlu leapt 8.49 m at the Cyprus International Meet in Limassol, the world‑leading mark of 2026 and his sixth‑best career jump.
4 months ago

[SPORTS] 4 sources
Miltos Tendoğlu claims Diamond League Xiamen victory with world‑leading 8.46 m jump
Miltos Tendoğlu won the Diamond League high jump in Xiamen with an 8.46 m leap, equalling the season’s world‑leading mark and beating a field that included Tajie Gale and Bozhidar Sarampoykov.

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