（*LIVE*）Women's Pole Vault Final Live STREA.Ms Olympics Athletics Free TV Channel 07 August 2024

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👉 Watch Live ::: https://bestones.icu/olympics2024/

Welcome to the latest season of the women’s pole vault - with more drama than ever before.

This season, the world's top stars are challenged by fiercely rising competitors, all ready to stake their claim as medal contenders in the Olympic Games Paris 2024 final.

From heart-stopping near misses to shared medals, and everything in between, the last three years of women’s pole vault have kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Olympics delves into why the women's pole vault is shaping up to be one of the most exciting events of the year and why you don't want to miss the Olympic final on 7 August.

Will there be another shared Olympic title in athletics?

Let’s begin with the top two athletes on the world ranking list, Australia's world number 1 Nina Kennedy and world number 2 Katie Moon of the USA.

Moon is the reigning Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 champion and became 2022 world champion shortly after. In 2023, at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, she claimed her second world title, alongside Kennedy who also cleared 4.90m.

Much like the heart-warming moment from the men’s high jump in Tokyo 2020, Moon and Kennedy opted to share the world title, a decision that led to their recognition for the International Fair Play Award.

By rule, when a tie occurs for first place, a jump-off is held, where they continue to jump at first the missed height, then the bar gets lowered until one misses and the other makes it. Both athletes are allowed to refuse to jump.

Only four centimeters stand between the personal bests of Moon (4.95m) and Kennedy (4.91m). In a sport where every centimetre counts, both athletes will have to be in perfect form in the final to claim gold.

Moon feels confident following the qualification round. “I felt amazing. This runway is incredibly fast. Morning sessions are tricky for someone who’s not a morning person at all, so I was a little nervous. I haven’t jumped in the morning since high school, maybe college. But I felt great.

"These were definitely some of my best technical jumps of the year,” the defending champion added

How to watch Paris 2024 track and field events live

The men's pole vault final wrapped up last night (5 August) with another record-breaking performance from Swedish superstar Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis.

The women will jump to decide their Olympic fates on 7 August, the finals beginning at 18:15 local Paris time.

A full schedule of competition timings, including start times in your region, plus results for each discipline as they happen, can be found on the Paris 2024 website.

All the action from the Paris 2024 Olympics, including track and field, will be broadcast via the official media rights holders (MRHs) of the Olympic Games.

This includes CBC in Canada, CCTV in People's Republic of China, Fuji TV/NHK/Nippon TV/TBS/TV Asahi/TV Tokyo in Japan, SKY NZ in New Zealand, SuperSport in South Africa, NBC in the United States, and Discovery Eurosport across Europe, alongside France Télévisions in France, ARD/ZDF in Germany, and BBC Sport in the United Kingdom, among others.