THE Miltos Tentoglou He proved his class once again, winning the first place in his final length in the Balkan Athletics Championships in Volos. Although he finished his fight with just two jumps, it was enough to give him the gold medal.
Miltos Tentoglou started his fight with an invalid jump, but in his second attempt he “landed” at 8.07m, a performance that secured the top and allowed him to … retire early. He did not make any other efforts, as he appeared to complain about the sand of the sand, however, remaining on alert if an opponent threatened his first.
In the end he did not have to return to the race, since no one approached his performance. The Bulgarian European champion in the closed track, Bozidar Sarabogyukov, with a 7.90m jump, while the bronze medal went to Andreas Traikovsky from Northern Macedonia with 7.77m.
Tedoglou won the third Balkan title of his career, adding another medal to his impressive palm.