Miltiadis Tentoglou of Greece wins his fourth consecutive European long jump title at the championships on Tuesday, overcoming windy conditions in the final. He records the best mark to take gold.
Switzerland’s Simon Ehammer finishes second with an 8.29-meter jump, while Bulgaria’s Bozhidar Sarâboyukov takes bronze at 8.26 meters. Both outcomes are reported as the top three places in the final. The win extends Tentoglou’s run of dominance in the event across successive European championships.
Sources also note the broader context of Tentoglou’s achievement at the Olympics. At the 2024 Paris Games, he becomes only the second man in history—after Carl Lewis—to win two consecutive Olympic long jump titles, underscoring the level of performance that continues into the European competition.
