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The leap that began with a dare: The 8.07m jump that made TC Yohannan an Asiad legend

Thaduthuvila Chandapillai Yohannan had etched his name in history with an astounding long jump record achieved in Tehran in 1974. Battling through pain and injuries, he has showcased remarkable athletic prowess, a journey nurtured by his father’s unwavering support and encouragement. Yohannan’s story is one of dedication and resilience, inspiring him to eagerly support the next generation of athletes aiming for greatness.

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