Category: horizontal bar

Superman – Donnell Whittenburg

Tyson Bull – H Bar

We feared the Aussie superstar might not be able to compete after he suffered a back injury training this apparatus in Podium.

Tyson was 5th in the Tokyo Olympics.

It was a game day medical decision.

AND he qualified to the Final in 8th spot with this brilliant routine. In fact he tied with teammate Mitchell Morgans, but won the tie-break. Mitchell will step in if any of the 8 finalists withdraw.

  1. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 15.100
  2. Sun Wei CHN 14.833
  3. Zhang Boheng CHN 14.733
  4. Ilias Georgiou CYP 14.466
  5. Brody Malone USA 14.433
  6. Kamoto Yuya JPN 14.400
  7. Arthur Mariano BRA 14.366
  8. Tyson Bull AUS 14.333

Reserves – Morgans, Souza, Tvorogal

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

MAG Apparatus Finalists Worlds 2022

Unofficial

Floor

  1. Carlos Yulo PHI 15.266
  2. Doi Ryosuke JPN 14.766
  3. Milad Karimi KAZ 14.733
  4. Giarnni Regini-Moran GBR 14.533
  5. Zhang Boheng CHN 14.500
  6. Ryu Sunghyun KOR 14.466
  7. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 14.466
  8. Nicola Bartolini ITA 14.433

Reserves – Osberger, Benovic, H. Kim

Pommels

  1. Rhys McClenaghan IRL 15.233
  2. Stephen Nedoroscik USA 15.233
  3. Nariman Kurbanov KAZ 15.033
  4. Loran de Munck NED 14.833
  5. Harutyun Merdinyan ARM 14.7
  6. Doi Ryosuke JPN 14.466
  7. Filip Ude CRO 14.4
  8. Ahmad Abu Al Soud JOR 14.366

Reserves – Azimov, K. Tanigawa, Clay

Rings

  1. Courtney Tulloch GBR 14.666
  2. Zou Jingyuan CHN 14.666
    – Adem Asil TUR 14.666
  3. You Hao CHN 14.633
  4. Vahagn Davtyan ARM 14.566
  5. Kamoto Yuya JPN 14.500
  6. Artur Avetisyan ARM 14.466
  7. Donnell Whittenburg USA 14.333

Reserves – Pilakouris, Yulo, Hashimoto

Vault

  1. Artur Davtyan ARM 14.900
  2. Carlos Yulo PHI 14.849
  3. Gabriel Burtanete ROU 14.633
  4. Igor Radivilov UKR 14.566
  5. Caio Souza BRA 14.566
  6. Lee Junho KOR 14.450
  7. Tanigawa Wataru JPN 14.450
  8. Kim Hansol KOR 14.433

Reserves – Asil, Guimarães, Tulloch

P Bars

  1. Zou Jingyuan CHN 15.700
  2. Kamoto Yuya JPN 15.433
  3. Lukas Dauser GER 15.400
  4. Carlos Yulo PHI 15.300
  5. Ferhat Arican TUR 15.200
  6. Jossimar Calvo COL 15.166
  7. Joe Fraser GBR 15.066
  8. Giarnni Regini-Moran GBR 14.966

Reserves – Kovtun, K. Tanigawa, Zhang

H Bar

  1. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 15.100
  2. Sun Wei CHN 14.833
  3. Zhang Boheng CHN 14.733
  4. Ilias Georgiou CYP 14.466
  5. Brody Malone USA 14.433
  6. Kamoto Yuya JPN 14.400
  7. Arthur Mariano BRA 14.366
  8. Tyson Bull AUS 14.333

Reserves – Morgans, Souza, Tvorogal

Daiki Hashimoto – H Bar

The defending Olympic Champ is the favourite for Worlds.

more MAG Podium highlights

FIG will compile a medical report from Liverpool Worlds.

In it they will record what percentage of athletes left the competition due to injury.

Gymnasts were injured on day 1, including one of the H Bar favourites ➙ Tyson Bull. A lower back injury on H Bar.

But I felt there were fewer injuries than at past Worlds. MAG Vault landings were less horrific than in the past. Hopefully athletes are better prepared than in the past to survive a Code of Points where difficulty is so much more rewarded than quality. Hopefully.

MAG Gymnastics is really dangerous.

Worlds MAG Podium Predictions

From The Yee Three. A very astute student of the sport.

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Daiki Hashimoto – H Bar

Daiki Hashimoto (橋本 大輝, Hashimoto Daiki, born 7 August 2001), is the defending Olympic champion. And Olympic H Bar champ.

The routine to beat at Worlds, I reckon.

I believe this is an Insta360 X3 camera, by the way. Even if the camera is fixed, you can watch the action from many different angles.

Stalder 1/2 from Cross Grip

I’d seen this done on Horizontal Bar.

But Riley is the first I’ve seen on a WAG Bar.