Sergey Bubka relives his Olympic Record at Seoul 1988 | Olympic Rewind

[@donhancock332]

The strength of a weightlifter, the quickness and agility of a gymnast, and the speed of a sprinter.All wrapped up with guts.Thats a champion pole vaulter

[@dacafricaco.9925]

Sergei has been and continues to be an inspiration all over the world. He will always be a champion. He will always be the great Sergei Bubka and anyone who loves sport and competition thanks him for his contribution to sport, to humanity and to the Olympic spirit.

[@reimannx33]

The moment is a gift to humanity.

[@davidhunter9367]

Certainly one of the greatest athletes in history!

[@dolcevita2352]

Great athlete! I followed every event of his. My idol.... oh the crowds chanting " BUBKA BUBKA"!!!!!

[@TIIKERI-jq4rh]

ONE OF MY IDOLS AND HEROES. I WISHD IM FINNISH SERGEY BUBKA

[@mickadatwist1620]

this is a sport I just cannot comprehend how people can do it. Running against that bar high up with a long flexible stick and then body go upwards.....

[@dedicatedathletesintrainin4460]

This helped me regain my focus on my goal! Thanks for posting!

[@narendra1867]

He is my favorite athlete.

[@narendra1867]

No, I am not

[@Rarasrevenge]

Wow the USSR took gold silver and bronze in the pole vault. impressive coaching and athletes!

[@Hever73]

A great athlete!

[@robertodurante2573]

anche se in due epoche diverse....Renato Dionisi e Sergey Bubka sono la leggenda del salto con l' asta!!!!!

[@VADELMAHILLO-or9dq]

my idol and hero

[@stampscapes]

This guy was awesome

[@marcocicerone5798]

Grandissimo atleta gambe e braccia esplosive

[@david8185]

Greatest Olympian of all time in the ultimate test that is the pole vault

[@TIIKERILILJATIIKERILILJA]

ONE OF MY IDOLS. I WISHD IM FINNISH SERGEY BUBKA

[@darknessblackened]

LEGEND !!!!

[@dinahmwaniki2126]

Bc ttyl8r nu n.gcvnmivooctuiihgi ci

[@MK-tx3wi]

Inspiration for me, Sergey Bubka!!!!!!.

[@NurTravel7292]

Seoul 1988 - illustration of world dominance of the Soviet sport! Great performance of the Soviet athletes!

[@charlesmonroe9317]

Good segment!

[@lounar482]

There will never be another.

[@juccelinodonoso5210]

I was there behind the screen. as a young kid when you set that WORLD RECORD Sergej. You're a truly inspiration for any sports athlete. Is just not your sports achievements, but also your humility and the nice persona you're. I wish you the best in life!!!

[@MARMELADIKAKKU-df1td]

ONE OF MY IDOLS

[@asdre-cu8os]

بطل اسطورى رائع حقق إنجازات عجز عن تحقيقها كل أبطال العالم له كل الاحترام هذاالاوكرانى الفذ

[@BreakfastAndFallout]

Сегодня узнала что в Киеве сломали мишку. И вспомнила о всех украинских спортсменах. Редко вижу подобное, идеальное тело, просто чистый мускул...

[@MANGOSUKLAA-gs3id]

my idol

[@alexsandrog.rordrigues9644]

Eterno para min o Maior Rei.

[@rajdhariyadav3086]

Great surgey bukka

[@PazuzuDarkVoid]

what an absolute legend! I remember when that happened.

[@mrkaka9422]

Nice

[@Anglovox]

Sergei worked so hard to become great....and yet, it looks like it comes so, SO easily for Duplantis.

[@bivad7247]

Ο καλυτερος των καλυτερων .

[@jaysoper3974]

he might have won in '84 too, but today he'd be competing for Ukraine

[@samantua]

Who can answer: why are indoor and outdoor records divided in athletics? What is the difference where does an athlete do a pole vault, long jump, high jump? I can understand running. Indoor track is shorter, a turn is more difficult... but jumps...

[@idkman861]

samantua When you compete indoor because you're in a building that is a controlled setting. Outside, you have: tail winds, head winds, rain, cold weather, warm weather, and hot weather. It's unpredictable. That's why records are different

[@samantua]

Frankiethetankie, so outdoor is more difficult? It seems, you were mistaken.

[@idkman861]

samantua Running indoors is harder for me because of the facility., but yea. Jumping outdoor is harder

[@WilliamJarrott]

@@samantua Outdoor is more difficult for pole vault unless a nice tail wind is present.

[@permata6]

the best idols n the second i know on sport. first one, of course maradona.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Pity he won just one Olympics gold.

[@csabakelemen1039]

Russian team the most medalist was ukrainien athlet's than Sergey Bubka 🇷🇺❤🇺🇦!

[@g.g9872]

Have you heard the name of Valery Borzov?

[@ehsaniqbal8439]

First

[@VisualFeast7557]

Slava Ukraini !

[@PieceTommy]

Get out fool

[@VisualFeast7557]

Tomislav Bagic He is Ukrainian, fool.

[@User-do1hx]

masterokaslt30000 You are still a fool nevertheless. Get out. This is the USSR. Ukraine and Russia are together. He may be Ukrainian now, but can't we all just get along? Half of your country speaks Russian, and the western half hates them for that. JUST LIVE WITH IT.

[@User-do1hx]

masterokaslt30000 Ok. I am not imperialist. Just stating a fact that was at the time. Go feel proud of your twelve year old self. I'm getting out of this conversation now, since you wish me to.

[@Марат-р5г4д]

слава СССР , тем более он с Луганск