He’s catching up to Uchimuara KΕhei who won 6 consecutive World all-around titles.
- Hashimoto Daiki, Japan, 85.998
- Yang Haonan, China, 84.199
- Joe Fraser, Great Britain, 83.531
- Daniel Marinov, Russia, 83.297
- Angel Barajas, Colombia, 83.232
- Jake Jarman, Great Britain, 82.865
- Arseniy Dukhno, Russia, 82.697
- Oka Shinnosuke, Japan, 82.165
Nice guy Joe Fraser taking his first AA medal was the highlight for me. Especially since he had been so disappointed in his Team Final performance.
I don’t know much about Yang Haonan. But he already looks essential for the team at 2027 World Chengu. Excellent on all 6 apparatus.
Marinov had a near perfect competition. Shockingly, Dukhno had a fall on H Bar. He seemed to be perfect up to that point.
Jake has never been better.
Angel Barajas definitely could have scored higher. His podium finish awaits.
Olympic champion Oka Shinnosuke? It just wasn’t his day.
