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This note highlights the predictive power of the 3-component Pomeron modeldesigned by the authors ten years ago with a partial account of themultiplicity of Pomerons in QCD. The model is put to the test by comparing itspredictions with the recent data from DO and TOTEM Collaborations at 1.96 and 7TeV, respectively. We also compare model predictions for inelastic crosssection to experimental measurement by TOTEM, CMS, ALICE, and ATLAScollaborations. It is shown that the DO data are perfectly predicted by themodel. Total, elastic, and inelastic cross section predictions are in agreementwith the measurements by TOTEM, CMS, ALICE, and ATLAS Collaborations.Differential cross section data at 7 TeV show slight disagreement withpredictions of the model in high-$t$ region. Discussions on the origin of thedisagreement and conclusions are presented.

Three Pomerons vs DO and TOTEM Data