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Good week of training! PB on pommel scoring over 16 on the new code 😊👍 pic.twitter.com/niHjVtcKti
— Max Whitlock OBE (@maxwhitlock1) October 14, 2018
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Wins All Japan.
Still the man to beat in Doha, I’d say. If he hits 6/6 he’ll be tough to beat.
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From qualifications. Results have been slow coming out of Lima, Peru.
1 Cuba 245.335
2 USA 245.231
3 Brazil 244.301
4 Canada 242.868
5 Colombia 240.231
6 Mexico 237.066
7 Venezuela 235.266
8 Argentina 234.799
full results
These 8 qualify for the team final and for Pan Am Games 2019.
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European Jr Champ.
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By the time we got to the Pommel final many (most?) were already calling the kid from Ireland favourite over the Olympic Champion. Max had been having problems. Rhys looking insanely confident.
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Rhys won Europeans easily. Now the talk is of who could beat him at Worlds. Rhys was 14th last year.
This is the young man forced to leave his club just weeks ago. What kind of marketing would Rathgael Gymnastics Club in Bangor have now if they had supported him and his coach?
MCCLENAGHAN Rhys 6.500 + 8.766 = 15.266
WHITLOCK Max 6.700 + 8.200 = 14.900
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No handstand at the start.
Muscling into circles out of Flair.
BIG form break, hitting the horse. Twice.
8.200 is too high, I feel.
Max had 8.541 E-score winning Worlds 2017. Watch that routine.
6.500 + 8.766 = 15.266
It ain’t braggin’ if you can do it.
You could call him the favourite over the Olympic Champion. I won’t argue. 🙂
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