Rankings

Long Jump Men

Top 1000 - Long Jump — 991 athletes

As of October 1, 2026, the all-time Long Jump Men rankings are led by Mike Powell (United States) with 8.95. Browse the top 991 Long Jump Men athletes in history, with full marks, dates, venues and wind conditions.

Discipline
Gender
Venue
Period
RankAthleteCountryResultWindDateLocation
01USA8.95+0.3+0.3Aug 30, 1991National Stadium, Tokyo (JPN)
02USA8.90+2.0+2.0Oct 18, 1968Estadio Olímpico, Ciudad de México (MEX)
03USA8.87-0.2-0.2Aug 30, 1991National Stadium, Tokyo (JPN)
04URS8.86+1.9+1.9May 22, 1987Tsakhadzor (ARM)
05USA8.74+1.4+1.4Jul 18, 1988Indianapolis, IN (USA)
05USA8.74+2.0+2.0Apr 2, 1994El Paso, TX (USA)
05USA8.74-1.2-1.2Jun 7, 2009Eugene, OR (USA)
08PAN8.73+1.2+1.2May 24, 2008FBK Stadium, Hengelo (NED)
09CUB8.71+1.9+1.9Jul 18, 1995Helmántico, Salamanca (ESP)
10JAM8.69+0.5+0.5Sep 28, 2019Khalifa International Stadium, Doha (QAT)
11CUB8.68+1.7+1.7Jun 30, 2018Bad Langensalza (GER)
12GRE8.66+1.6+1.6Jun 2, 2007Kalamata (GRE)
13GRE8.65-0.3-0.3Jun 8, 2024Stadio Olimpico, Roma (ITA)
13RSA8.65+1.3+1.3Apr 22, 2017Potchefstroom (RSA)
15USA8.63+0.5+0.5Jul 4, 1994Linz (AUT)
16JAM8.62+0.7+0.7Apr 5, 1997Orlando, FL (USA)
17USA8.58+1.8+1.8Jul 3, 2016Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA)
18RUS8.56+0.2+0.2Aug 16, 2013Luzhniki Stadion, Moskva (RUS)
18ESP8.56Jun 24, 1999-
20GDR8.54+0.9+0.9Jul 28, 1980Lenin Stadium, Moskva (URS)
20AUS8.54+1.7+1.7Jul 29, 2011Olympiastadion, Stockholm (SWE)
20JAM8.54+1.2+1.2Aug 23, 2023Nemzeti Atlétikai Központ, Budapest (HUN)
23CUB8.53+1.2+1.2May 12, 1990La Habana (CUB)
24USA8.52+0.7+0.7Jun 21, 2002Palo Alto, CA (USA)
24USA8.52+1.8+1.8Jul 22, 2015CIBC, Toronto (CAN)
26USA8.51+1.7+1.7May 14, 1995São Paulo (BRA)
26GBR8.51+1.7+1.7Apr 24, 2014Chula Vista, CA (USA)
28RSA8.50+1.3+1.3Jul 4, 2009Madrid (ESP)
28USA8.50+0.2+0.2Jul 7, 1991Rhede (GER)
30USA8.49+2.0+2.0May 13, 2000Baton Rouge, LA (USA)
30AUS8.49+0.6+0.6Sep 28, 2000Olympic Stadium, Sydney (AUS)
30GER8.49+0.7+0.7May 31, 2014Weinheim (GER)
30RSA8.49-0.8-0.8Apr 22, 2017Potchefstroom (RSA)
30GER8.49+1.6+1.6Jul 4, 2009-
35USA8.48+0.8+0.8May 14, 1995São Paulo (BRA)
35KSA8.48+0.6+0.6Jul 2, 2006Sotteville-lès-Rouen (FRA)
37USA8.47+0.0+0.0May 9, 1996Abilene, TX (USA)
37USA8.47+0.9+0.9Aug 26, 2004Olympic Stadium, Athina (GRE)
37ITA8.47-0.2-0.2Aug 30, 2007Yanmar Stadium Nagai, Osaka (JPN)
37CHN8.47+0.0+0.0Jun 28, 2014Bad Langensalza (GER)
37CHN8.47+0.7+0.7Jun 16, 2018Guiyang (CHN)
37USA8.47-0.2-0.2Jun 27, 2021Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA)
43MEX8.46+1.3+1.3Jul 12, 2013Central Stadium, Kazan (RUS)
43USA8.46+0.0+0.0May 3, 2003Ciudad de México (MEX)
43CUB8.46+0.3+0.3Jun 21, 2008Bilbao (ESP)
43URS8.46+2.0+2.0Jul 5, 1988Tallinn (EST)
43USA8.46+0.0+0.0May 4, 1996Springfield, MO (USA)
43SEN8.46+1.8+1.8Jun 15, 1997Bad Langensalza (GER)
49YUG8.45+2.0+2.0Jul 25, 1975Montréal (CAN)
49SUI8.45+0.2+0.2May 28, 2022Mösle-Stadium, Götzis (AUT)
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Mike Powell (United States) leads the all-time Long Jump Men list with 8.95, set on August 30, 1991 in National Stadium, Tokyo (JPN).

The 10th-best Long Jump Men mark in history is 8.69. Any better mark enters the all-time top 10.

The 100th-best Long Jump Men mark in history is 8.35. Any better mark enters the all-time top 100.

United States has the most athletes in the all-time top 991, with 221.

The ratified Long Jump Men world record is 8.95, held by Mike Powell (United States), set on August 30, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan.

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