Viktoria Listunova – Floor

Best Junior routine I’ve seen in a long time.

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http://v-komova.tumblr.com/post/166067790155/i-interrupt-your-worlds-filled-dash-to-bring-you

World FX Champions Mai and Kenzo

The two World Floor Champions dated a bit in High School.

Valeri Liukin Interview

How did Valeri feel at the end of his first World Championships. 

Very happy. Jade’s FX routine in finals was the best he’s seen her do.

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Brooklyn Moors – Floor Final

Brooklyn becomes the highest ranking Floor finalist in Canadian history – 5th.

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No doubt she’ll be trying the new Moors – double front full out.

Watch the post-meet interview.

Vanessa Ferrari – Achilles

Vanessa had some kind of Achilles surgery in 2016.

Looks like it snapped completely on her second tumbling pass during the very last routine of the Women’s World Championships 2017.

Lari Iordache also tore her Achilles at this meet.

Fans are wishing both superstars to recover better than new.

World Floor Champion Mai Murakami

1. Murakami Mai JPN 14.233 Exe. : 8.333 | Diff. : 5.900
2. Carey Jade USA 14.200 Exe. : 8.500 | Diff. : 5.700
3. Fragapane Claudia GBR 13.933 Exe. : 8.333 | Diff. : 5.600
full results

Mai was disappointed in a 4th place finish in the AA. This will be great motivation in the Tokyo Olympics build-up.

Jade’s tumbling is astounding. Claudia’s routine excellent aside from the landing on her first tumbling pass.

Thais Santos was 4th with an excellent routine. Brooklyn Moors 5th with the second highest E score after Jade.

Legend Vanessa Ferrari was the final competitor. She opened with her usual strong double double. But fell badly on her second pass, shocking for the gymnast who’s been the best “lander” on Floor over the years. That routine was stopped. Let’s hope she’s going to be OK.

When is FIG going to do away with required numbers on leos? So unartistic. #MTL2017GYM

Oksana Omelianchik – 1985 Floor

One of the greatest routines all time. Worlds Montreal 1985.

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Okasana is judging Vault here I understand.