Warholm Predicts "Dog Fight" in 100m Head-to-Head with Duplantis

Olympic Champion Sets His Sights on New Challenge

Warholm and Duplantis to Face Off in 100m Race

Olympic champion Karsten Warholm has set his sights on a new challenge: a 100m race against pole vaulting superstar Mondo Duplantis.

The two athletes, who are both known for their exceptional speed and athleticism, will face off at the Impossible Games in Oslo, Norway, on June 11.

Warholm, who won the 400m hurdles gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, is eager to test himself over the shorter distance.

Warholm's Confidence

Warholm is confident in his abilities and believes he can give Duplantis a run for his money.

"I think it's going to be a dog fight," Warholm said. "I'm not going to say I'm going to win, but I'm going to give it my all."

Warholm's confidence is based on his impressive speed. He has run the 100m in 10.42 seconds, which is just 0.03 seconds off Duplantis' personal best.

Duplantis' Speed

Duplantis, who is the world record holder in the pole vault, is also a talented sprinter.

He has run the 100m in 10.39 seconds, which makes him one of the fastest pole vaulters in the world.

Duplantis is not taking Warholm's challenge lightly. He knows that Warholm is a formidable opponent.

An Exciting Race

The race between Warholm and Duplantis is sure to be an exciting one.

Both athletes are in top form and will be determined to win.

Who will come out on top? We'll find out on June 11.