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Beam
1. LIU Tingting CHN 14.533
2. PADURARIU Ana CAN 14.100
3. BILES Simone USA 13.600
results
Disappointing final. Only Tingting and Ana hit close to their best routines.
Floor
1. Biles Simone USA 14.933
2. Hurd Morgan USA 13.933
3. Murakami Mai JPN 13.866
results
The most controversial final. Some felt Angelina Melnikova 13.833 should have been in the medals. Some felt Flavia Saraiva 13.766 should have been top 3.
Vault
1. Simone Biles (USA) 15.366
2. Shallon Olsen (CAN) 14.516
3. Alexa Moreno (MEX) 14.508
North American #NAFTA podium. The first Worlds Vault medal for Canada. The first Worlds medal ever for Mexico. π
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Bars
1. Nina Derwael BEL 15.200
2. Simone Biles USA 14.700
3. Elisabeth Seitz GER 14.600
The best line-up of any apparatus this year.
Nina has been unbeatable all season. A deserving World Champion.
Click PLAY or watch Nina on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/pipinoko168/status/1058380922397937664
Nobody in the world βΒ aside from Valentina, I’m guessing β questions whether Nina deserves Gold. But judges gave her 8.7 E-score. That’s too high compared with Simone’s 8.5 E-score. Aliya was cleaner than both yet was only awarded 8.633.
Nina had a terrific meet to finish a Belgian record 4th AA. That with only a full twisting Yurchenko.
Click PLAY or watch her Bars on Twitter.
The worlds silver medalist AA is legit top 3 contender on 3 apparatus. But she needs to improve Bars before Tokyo. Though HIT … these releases lack amplitude and are all caught a little close.
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I joked she should go train with Laurent for a while. π
Should be one of the favourites.
Click PLAY or watch some training on YouTube.
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Tom Forster. π
Unofficial
Vault
1. Simone Biles USA 15.666
2. Shallon Olsen CAN 14.550
3. Yeo Seo-jeong KOR 14.483
4. Alexa Moreno MEX 14.466
5. Oksana Chusovitina UZB 14.200
6. Pyon Rye Yong PRK 14.133
7. Ellie Black CAN 14.124
8. Liu Jinru CHN 14.116
Reserves: Akhaimova, McCallum, Melnikova
Bars
1. Nina Derwael BEL 15.066
2. Simone Biles USA 14.866
3. Elisabeth Seitz GER 14.566
4. Luo Huan CHN 14.466
5. Morgan Hurd USA 14.466
6. Aliya Mustafina RUS 14.433
7. Jonna Adlerteg SWE 14.433
8. Becky Downie GBR 14.400
Reserves: Liu, Andrade, Melnikova
Beam
1. Simone Biles USA 14.800
2. Kara Eaker USA 14.466
3. Zhang Jin CHN 14.100
4. Sanne Wevers NED 14.033
5. Ana Padurariu CAN 13.966
6. Nina Derwael BEL 13.766
7. Ellie Black CAN 13.733
8. Liu Tingting CHN 13.733
Reserves: Boyer, Ting, Murakami
Floor
1. Simone Biles USA 15.333
2. Mai Murakami JPN 14.100
3. Angelina Melnikova RUS 14.033
4. Morgan Hurd USA 13.933
5. Flavia Saraiva BRA 13.900
6. Melanie DJDS FRA 13.900
7. Lilia Akhaimova RUS 13.600
8. Brooklyn Moors CAN 13.500
Reserves: Volleman, Golgota, Mori
Though Belgium was in the very first flight at Worlds, Nina crushed it.
She’s the favourite on Bars. And will easily qualify to the final with 15.066.
France is one of the teams in the running for top 8.
Bars one of their best apparatus.
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