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1. Aliya Mustafina 🇷🇺 15.900
2. Madison Kocian 🇺🇸 15.833
3. Sophie Scheder 🇩🇪 15.566
Seitz 15.533
Shang 15.433
Lopez 15.333
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The right podium, I’d say, though I’d love to have seen Shang take home a medal. Those are critically important in China.
FIG WTC should devalue the piked Stalder as did the men a few years ago. The big release routines should be winning. They are – in reality – much more difficult.
She’s got an excellent chance in the Bars final today. Great handstands. Smart routine construction.
An Olympic Gold medalist has every reason to retire. Yet she came back for Rio. #respect
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I expect this to be the best of the apparatus finals.
FloGymnastics – Preview: Rio 2016 Women’s Uneven Bars Final
Scores from prelims. Predictions on finals results.
It’s great to see Jessica Lopez in the final. There is not any active international gymnast who has competed more often than JLo.
Another fantastic article from the graphics and data gurus at the NY Times.
Who says the USA is weak on Bars? Red dots are the American scores.
Check it out – How the U.S. Crushed the Competition in the Women’s Gymnastics Team Final
Via GymCastic. I assume the NYT are using numbers from The All Around’s Albert Minguillón Colorer.
The alternates in Rio who did not get to compete should have a friendly at one of the local Gyms. Ashton would win the alternates Gold medal on Bars. 🙂
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Who should have had the higher E-score?
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Both are great. Gabby has excellent handstands. Madison fewer elbow bends. There’s not much to separate them.
Unofficial. Maximum 2 / nation. (official list)
Kocian: 15.866
Mustafina: 15.833
Douglas: 15.766
Spiridonova: 15.683
Seitz: 15.466
Scheder: 15.433
Lopez: 15.333
Shang: 15.300
After 3/5 qualifying subdivisions Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade leads the AA with a 58.732.
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