Rick Mc

UNOFFICIAL – Men’s AA Olympic qualifiers

UPDATE – The first 12 are official.

1 YULO Carlos Edriel PHI
2 LARDUET Manrique CUB
3 EDALLI Ludovico ITA
4 KARIMI Milad KAZ
5 FRASCA Loris FRA
6 TVOROGAL Robert LTU
7 SHATILOV Alexander ISR
8 ARICAN Ferhat TUR
9 DAVTYAN Artur ARM
10 HUDDLESTON David BUL
11 DEURLOO Bart NED
12 CORRAL Daniel MEX

Absolutely do not book your flights to Tokyo until FIG names the rest.

But here’s who Lauren Hopkins thinks will eventually be named.

Men’s apparatus finalists

UNOFFICIAL – From International Gymnast Magazine on Facebook, which you should definitely follow if you want to know what’s happening at Worlds.

Floor
1. Artem Dolgopyat ISR 15.033
2. Lin Chaopan CHN 14.933
3. Nikita Nagornyy RUS 14.900
4. Xiao Ruoteng CHN 14.833
5. Artur Dalaloyan RUS 14.733
6. Kim Hansol KOR 14.666
7. Carlos Yulo PHI 14.633
8. Dominick Cunningham GBR 14.600
Alt- Nicolau Mir ESP 14.533

Pommels
1. Max Whitlock GBR 15.266
2. Rhys McClenaghan IRL 15.200
3. Lee Chih Kai TPE 14.966
4. Zou Jinyuan CHN 14.958
5. Daiki Hashimoto JPN 14.883
6. Shiao Yu-Jan TPE 14.683
7. Cyril Tommasone FRA 14.666
8. (tie) Kaya Kazuma JPN 14.633
8. (tie) David Belyavskiy RUS 14.633
Alt – Oleg Verniaiev UKR 14.600

Seligman fell twice. Walked off the podium without finishing his routine.

I’M GOING TO THE OLYMPIC GAMES!!!
A dream come true.
Also first EVER Irish Gymnast to make a World Final… #ThinkOpenDoors #BeUndeniable pic.twitter.com/CP6kkDl0zn

— Rhys Mcclenaghan (@McClenaghanRhys) October 7, 2019

Rings
1. Ibrahim Colak TUR 14.858
2. Arthur Zanetti BRA 14.700
3. Samir Ait Said FRA 14.700
4. Eleftherios Petrounias GRE 14.700
5. Marco Lodadio ITA 14.666
6. Denis Abliazin RUS 14.600
7. Nick Klessing GER 14.566
8. Artur Tovmasyan ARM 14.566
Alt – Igor Radivilov UKR 14.533

Vault
1. Yang Hakseon KOR 14.933
2. Artur Dalaloyan RUS 14.716
3. Shek Wai Hung HKG 14.666
4. Igor Radivilov UKR 14.666
5. Le Thanh Tung VIE 14.633
6. Marian Dragulescu ROU 14.624
7. Nikita Nagornyy RUS 14.616
8. Dominick Cunningham GBR 14.566
Alt – Kim Hansol KOR 14.483

Yang Hakseon is back with the Handspring layout front with triple twist. Awesome.

And who’s this guy Marian Dragulescu? I’ve heard the name somewhere.

P Bars
1. Lukas Dauser GER 15.033
2. Petro Pakhniuk UKR 15.033
3. Joe Fraser GBR 15.000
4. Xiao Ruoteng CHN 14.966
5. Arican Ferhat TUR 14.933
6. (tie) Sun Wei CHN 14.800
6. (tie) Ahmet Onder TUR 14.800
8. Kaya kAZUMA JPN 14.800
Alt – Nikita Nagornyy RUS 14.800

Missing the final were Oleg and the greatest P Bar man in the history of the Universe — Zou Jingyuan, who fell on Tippelt. We’ll see them in the Team Final, however.

H Bar
1. Tang Chia-Hung TPE 14.933
2. Sam Mikulak USA 14.866
3. Tin Srbic CRO 14.833
4. Arthur Mariano BRA 14.600
5. Artur Dalaloyan RUS 14.433
6. Lin Chaopan CHN 14.433
7. Bull Tyson AUS 14.366
8. Daiki Hashimoto JPN 14.366
Alt – Oliver Hegi SUI 14.366

Click PLAY or watch Tin on Twitter.

SRBIC Tin 14.833
Dif 6.200Exe 8.633#Stuttgart2019 pic.twitter.com/Co8k2ApvIF

— lsovago (@lsovi) October 7, 2019

Men’s Worlds AA finalists

Q = qualified

1. Nagornyy RUS 87.333 – Q
2. Dalaloyan RUS 86.531 – Q
3. Xiao CHN 85.831 – Q

"I want to try to get everything done in the final and be more consistent, and not fall off the Pommel Horse again" – China's Xiao Ruoteng 🇨🇳 has simple goals for the Team and All-around finals at #Stuttgart2019 pic.twitter.com/Wnez49QFAp

— FIG (@gymnastics) October 7, 2019

4. Kaya JPN 85.731 -Q
5. Sun CHN 84.899 – Q
6. Pakhniuk UKR 84.598 – Q
7. Lee TPE 84.481 – Q
8. Verniaiev UKR 84.299 – Q
9. Braegger SUI 83.505 – Q
10. Stretovich RUS 83.438
11. Moldauer USA 82.898 – Q
12. Hegi SUI 82.831 – Q
13. Toba GER 82.781 – Q
14. Tang TPE 82.763 – Q
15. Deng CHN 82.698
16. Fraser GBR 82.565 – Q
17. Kim KOR 82.431 – Q
18. Yulo PHI 82.164 – Q
19. Abad ESP 81.932 – Q
20. Hall GBR 81.930 – Q
21. Larduet CUB 81.898 – Q
22. Souza BRA 81.897 – Q
23. Yudenkov UKR 81.831
24. Lee KOR 81.830 – Q
25. Edalli ITA 81.698 – Q
26. Karimi KAZ 81.599 – Q
27. Mikulak USA 81.598 – Q

Sam Mikulak could potentially win this thing, if he’d hit 6/6. He had a terrible day in qualification. Getting in the last spot and coming back BIG would be a story nobody could believe. 😊

Men’s Teams qualified to Tokyo

Team Final at Worlds contested between the top 8 teams.

1. Russia
2. China
3. Japan

4. Ukraine
5. GBR
6. Switzerland
7. USA
8. Chinese Taipei TPE Taiwan
9. Korea
10. Brazil
11. Spain
12. Germany

Particular congratulations to TPE and Spain. Few pundits were predicting they’d get through, particularly after Zapata withdrew from the Spanish team.

They replace France and Netherlands who competed in Rio 2016.

Oleg was back to near 100%. Ukraine would not be denied.

It’s great to see Germany get the last spot — in Germany. And they deserved it.