Here are the fantastic gymnasts who qualified to the Finals. Congratulations.
Vault
1. Angelina Melnikova AIN 14.499 2. Deng Yalan CHN 14.250 3. Lia Monica Fontaine CAN 14.099 4. Karina Schรถnmaier GER 14.049 5. Anna Kalmykova AIN 13.916 6. Lisa Vaelen BEL 13.816 7. Charlize Mรถrz AUT 13.666 8. Joscelyn Roberson USA 13.599
No Simone. No Rebeca. I would say Vault is the weakest of the apparatus Finals in 2025.
Angelina Melnikova of AIN tells Inside Gymnastics that she is aiming for the LA Olympics Stay tuned to InsideGym for coverage from Jakarta!ย
Making the Final is the hard part. On the day, you go aggressively for your very best routine. HIT and good things can happen.
๐ง๐ท๐ง๐ท๐ง๐ทFlavia Saraiva says winning gold on beam at the World Championships would be her biggest dream! She currently ranks first on the event after an exceptional routine that earned a 13.833!
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All-around
Angelina Melnikova AIN 54.566
Sugihara Aiko JPN 54.099
Kaylia Nemour ALG 53.865
Zhang Qingying CHN 53.699
Dulcy Caylor USA 52.765
Karina Schรถnmaier GER 52.131
Lyudmila Roshchina AIN 52.065
Kishi Rina JPN 51.965
Leanne Wong USA 51.865
Alba Petisco ESP 51.665
Ruby Evans GBR 51.599
Abigail Martin GBR 51.532
Asia DโAmato ITA 51.498
Naomi Visser NED 51.066
Lena Bickel SUI 50.899
Kaia Tanskanen FIN 50.866
Silja Stรถhr GER 50.731
Laia Font ESP 50.665
Breanna Scott AUS 50.665
Zoja Szekely HUN 50.632
Greta Mayer HUN 50.632
Natalia Escalera MEX 50.532
Sona Artamonova CZE 50.531
Lucija Hribar SLO 50.498
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HIGHLIGHT for sure was Kaylia’s Bars. Unbelievable good again. The best who ever lived AND super consistent.
Kaylia fell on Yurchenko Double Twist and had a weird fall on Beam.
Stil โ I could see Kaylia being World AA Champion 2025. It’s possible.
Japan is awesome, as usual. But had falls today.
Nakamura’s DEF on Bars is incredible. That skill should be valued higher.
Ellie Black leads Beam. This is her 9th Worlds? Or maybe 19th. ๐
What a pleasure to see Ellie Black of Canada competing at the World Championships! She earned a 13.466 on both bars and beam and currently ranks first on beam!ย
I love the first World Championships of the quadrennial. It’s fun to see all the new Worlds competitors and start speculating on which will qualify for L.A. Olympics 2028.
The BIG story of Podium is AIN 1 (Russia). I’m predicting they win the most medals of any nation. They look great. And have much to prove after being banned for so many months.
Personally, I support banning dictator-for-life Putin’s nation. His war killed over 1 million people already. BUT since Russia was allowed to compete Jakarta, fans can enjoy some excellent Gymnastics.
Second biggest story is Kaylia Nemour. Our Bars Olympic champ is an AA podium contender. A Worlds medal for Algeria would be a huge accomplishment in our sport.
USA is just another of the top teams here in 2025. Trying to qualify to apparatus finals in order to get a chance at a medal.
The U.S. have won at least one gold at every Worlds since 2006, and the All-Around champion has been an American in all but two of those years.
Some good skills and difficulty from around the world. Disappointingly few have excellent execution, however. This means the Code rewards difficulty more than quality. Too bad. It’s less impressive to watch for the general public. And we risk more serious injuries.
Impressive skill โ Def from Haruka Nakamura. Respect. Not easy on Bars. AND Piked Deltchev. AND Bhardwaj. … I’d say hers is the most difficult routine, irrespective of D-score.
The Japanese gymnasts in this Bars line-up all have high, floaty Paks with good form. As good as anyone in the competition.
Ellie Black won’t do the AA here. She’s pacing herself, wanting to continue to her 5th Olympics in L.A. 2028.
Hwang Seohyun from South Korea is the smallest competitor, I believe. Born 2009. She won Asian Championships on Beam. You can see why.
South Korea is the top team that deserves more attention online. They’ve been under-appreciated for years.
It feels like women’s Gymnastics is getting more like MAG in that there’s more parity. USA is not so dominant without Simone. I hope this trend continues.
Ruby Evans is a legit Vault medal contender. I won’t be surprised if she tries Amanar in the Final.
Looking at power for tumbling and vault, I’d say Joscelyn Roberson is #1
I vote for a bonus 0.1 for any gymnast who can keep legs together on Maloney Bars skills. ๐
Many are complaining about execution of Cheng vaults here. I’d agree. Many are terrible. The code is obviously valuing them too high compared with alternative Vaults. That should be fixed by WTC. E-score evaluation on all vaults should be fixed, as well. Perhaps doubling the current deductions.
Flavia balked on one Floor tumbling line. She was fine. Laughed it off. But at the time it looked like an Achilles injury on take-off.
AIN (Russia) is back. Lyudmila Roshchina and Angelina Melnikova both warm-up piked (in-bar) Stalders first Touch Bars. Both definitely medal contenders. Super Bars aside from the awful bent knee Giant over the low bar before dismount. Anne-Leen Thorburn from Namibia is rotating with them. Great experience for her.
Russia looks great on Beam, as well as Bars. Finalist(s) if they hit. Falls in Podium, however.
I’m happy to see CAMEROON at Worlds. But gymnasts who can just barely Kip should not be on Bars. A minimal level should be required.
Russia super clean and powerful tumbling, as well. It looks to me like the many, many months out of international competition have not resulted in the anticipated problems. No rust.
REALLY like Angelina’s Floor. Age-25 now.
I haven’t seen much of China. Zhou Yaqin and Zhang Qingying (the all-arounder this week) are doing Beam. Vault specialist Deng Yalan is a contender. Great Bars, as usual.
With YDT on Vault, Kaylia moves into the top group of women who could win an AA medal.
This was the greatest Bars routine I’ve ever seen with my own eyes. Unbelievable. It does look much better from the side โย judges angle โย however.
Most gymnasts who can already do Flyaway, will tend to over-rotate.
These drills emphasizing under-rotation from the start.
Do as many progressions without spot as possible. Some gymnasts have trouble doing the final skill without the spotter โย especially those who tend to over-rotate. They fear hitting feet on the high rail.
Coach Jeremy Mosier considered introducing Pak before Flyaway with beginners. I believe that would work.
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