Paris World Cup Finals 1

It's 🥇 and 🥈 for the United States 🇺🇸 on women's vault! Jade Carey 🇺🇸 takes the win (14.375) ahead of her teammate Jordan Chiles (14.025) 👀

France's 🇫🇷 Coline Devillard took bronze 🥉 with 13.850

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Shilese Jones 🇺🇸 grabbed gold 🥇 on uneven bars with 14.700 points, edging out Rebeca Andrade (14.600) 🇧🇷

Belgium's Lisa Vaelen 🇧🇪 clinched uneven bars bronze just moments after she narrowly missed out on the vault podium (she finished 4th on VT) 👀 #Gymnastics #FIGWorldCup pic.twitter.com/WyPm8GqjEo

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Eamon Montgomery 🇮🇪 was first up in the floor final and clinched the first gold medal 🥇 of the day!

Men's Floor Top-3:

🥇 Eamon Montgomery (IRL) – 14.250
🥈 Chia-Hung Tang (TPE) – 14.200
🥉 Benjamin Osberger (FRA) – 14.200

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Top-qualifier Rhys McClenaghan 🇮🇪 does it again in the final! It's 15.150 and 🥇 on pommel horse! It's Ireland's second gold in Paris 🇫🇷 after Eamon Montgomery 🇮🇪 clinched the title on floor 🔥

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It's 🥇 for Turkey's Adem Asil 🇹🇷 on rings! The 2022 European silver medallist qualified in first and topped the standings again in the final (14.800) 🔥

Vinzenz Hoeck 🇦🇹 grabs silver, with Donnell Whittenburg 🇺🇸 in third

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