GOLD – Aliya Mustafina, RUS, 53.564
SILVER – Riley McCusker, USA, 53.065
BRONZE – Thais Fidelis, BRA, 51.832
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GOLD – Aliya Mustafina, RUS, 53.564
SILVER – Riley McCusker, USA, 53.065
BRONZE – Thais Fidelis, BRA, 51.832
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GOLD – Nikita Nagornyy, RUS, 85.065
SILVER – Sun Wei, CHN, 84.73
BRONZE – Kazuma Kaya, JPN, 83.731
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Russia wins.
https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1108819159717212160
Utah had a season high. #respect … But UCLA pulled out their 4th highest team score all-time 198.400.
https://twitter.com/UtahGymnastics/status/1109661099190714369
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Great competition.
LSU 197.900
Florida 197.750
Alabama 197.350
Georgia 197.000
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Sarah Finnegan won the AA 39.8. FX with a 10.0 as well as Bars. AND she tied for the Beam title.
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I didn’t see Superstars of Gymnastics. But I have seen the classic film Stick It many, many times. 😀
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https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1109482336113098753
… Actually, my favourite part is coach Dave Kikuchi’s reaction. He’s reading Simone’s book … just confiscated.
Judge Max Whitlock has to assist since Dave is … busy.
Beam
1. Li Qi 🇨🇳 14.333
2. Nina Derwael 🇧🇪 13.633
3. Marine Boyer 🇫🇷 13.333
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Floor
1. Jade Carey 🇺🇸 14.466
2. Lara Mori 🇮🇹 13.433
3. Vanessa Ferrari 🇮🇹 13.300
Vault
1. Jade Carey USA 14.883
2. Maria Paseka RUS 14.766
3. Coline Devillard FRA 14.549
Bars
1. Nina Derwael BEL 15.033
2. Fan Yilin CHN 14.933
3. Anastasiia Iliankova RUS 14.700
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Floor
1. Alexander Shatilov ISR 14.633
2. Ray Zapata ESP 14.433
3. Carlo Yulo PHI 14.266
Pommels
1. Lee Chih-Kai TPE 15.400
2. Kohei Kameyama JPN 15.400
3. Kaito Imabayashi JPN 15.333
Rings
1. Lan Xingyu CHN 15.100
2. Artur Tovmasyan ARM 14.833
3. Vahagn Davtyan ARM 14.825
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What a terrible week for Australia.
… US-based athlete Clay Stephens (Illinois) ruptured his ACL earlier in the week followed by Commonwealth Games Gold medalist Chris Remkes suffering the same fate overnight at the Artistic World Cup round in Doha.
Having already competed in the recent World Cup events in both Melbourne and Baku, the in-form Remkes had made the finals of both the Floor and Vault in Doha.
Sadly, things went horribly wrong early in his Floor routine with Remkes landing awkwardly on an early pass. injuring his left knee.
Medical scans conducted in Doha confirmed the suspected ACL and meniscus injury, ending his World Cup season and his competing year. …
Chris was injured landing his new triple twisting double layout. The skill was quite well done. The landing not obviously dangerous. ☹️