The World Rings Champ, Donnell was as freaked out as the rest of us by the new skill debuted by Ilia Zaika at the Paris World Cup.
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The World Rings Champ, Donnell was as freaked out as the rest of us by the new skill debuted by Ilia Zaika at the Paris World Cup.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
🥇 Lisa Vaelen, Belgium, 13.666
🥈 Izzy Stassi, United States, 13.350
🥉 Christine Kubon, Norway, 13.316
🥇 Elena Colas, France, 14.300
🥈 Emelie Westlund, Sweden, 14.266
🥉 Sofia Shtykhetskaya, Belarus, 14.100
🥇 Naomi Descamps, Belgium, 13.066
🥈 Diana Lobok, Ukraine, 13.033
🥉 Varvara Belova, Russia, 12.300
🥇 Maïana Prat, France, 13.766
🥈 Izzy Stassi, United States, 13.466
🥉 Emelie Westlund, Sweden, 13.166
🥇 Artem Dolgopyat, Israel, 14.500
🥈 Anze Hribar, Slovenia, 14.233
🥉 Tommaso Brugnami, Italy, 13.800
🥇 Hamlet Manukyan, Armenia, 15.200
🥈 Gabriele Targhetta, Italy, 15.000
🥉 Brandon Dang, United States, 14.700
🥇 Ilya Zaika, Russia, 14.566
🥈 Artur Avetisyan, Armenia, 14.533
🥉 Nikita Simonov, Azerbaijan, 14.133
New IMPOSSIBLE skill for the Russian Rings specialist.
🥇 Nazar Chepurnyi, Ukraine, 14.400
🥈 Yahor Sharamkou, Belarus, 14.199
🥉 Tommaso Brugnami, Italy, 13.966
🥇 Ferhat Arican, Türkiye, 14.633
🥈 Nazar Chepurnyi, Ukraine, 14.466
🥉 Crew Bold, United States, 14.333
🥇 Cooper Kim, United States, 14.566
🥈 Carlo Macchini, Italy, 14.500
🥉 Lorenzo Aymes, France, 14.033
🥇 Yeo Seojeong, South Korea, 14.483
🥈 An Chang Ok, North Korea, 13.666
🥉 Du Siyu, China, 13.450
🥇 Qiu Qiyuan, China, 15.100
🥈 Nishiyama Misa, Japan, 14.433
🥉 Zhang Qingying, China, 14.233
🥇 Hwang Seohyun, South Korea, 14.700
🥈 Qiu Qiyuan, China, 14.566
🥉 Okamura Mana, Japan, 14.300
🥇 Sugihara Aiko, Japan, 14.033
🥈 Nishiyama Misa, Japan, 13.900
🥉 Zhang Yihan, China, 13.566
🥇 Carlos Yulo, Philippines, 14.666
🥈 Milad Karimi, Kazakhstan, 14.600
🥉 Tsukiyama Shoma, Japan, 14.566
🥇 Utkirbek Juraev, Uzbekistan, 14.733
🥈 Arman Khodaei Valehzaghard, Iran, 14.566
🥉 Hashimoto Daiki, Japan, 14.500
🥇 Lan Xingyu, China, 14.933
🥈 Kaneta Kiichi, Japan, 14.733
🥉 Zou Jingyuan, China, 14.600
🥇 Carlos Yulo, Philippines, 14.599
🥈 Mahdi Olfati, Iran, 14.533
🥉 Ng Ka Ki, Hong Kong, 14.116
🥇 Zou Jingyuan, China, 15.500
🥈 Oka Shinnosuke, Japan, 14.500
🥉 Rasuljon Abdurakhimov, Uzbekistan, 14.433
🥇 Tian Hao, China, 14.700
🥈 Oka Shinnosuke, Japan, 14.033
🥉 Eldrew Yulo, Philippines, 13.666
🥇 Greta Mayer, Hungary, 13.516
🥈 Emily Roper, Great Britain, 13.483
🥉 Patricie Makovickova, Czechia, 13.033
🥇 Flavia Saraiva, Brazil, 13.366
🥈 Tatum Drusch, United States, 13.300
🥉 Barbora Kundrát, Slovakia, 13.233
🥇 Flavia Saraiva, Brazil, 13.766
🥈 Rebeca Andrade, Brazil, 13.600
🥉 Emily Roper, Great Britain, 12.866
🥇 Dulcy Caylor, United States, 13.466
🥈 Flavia Saraiva, Brazil, 13.433
🥉 Lorrane Oliveira, Brazil, 12.933
🥇 Aurel Benovic, Croatia, 14.166
🥈 Dimitar Dimitrov, Bulgaria, 13.966
🥉 Martin Miggitsch, Austria, 13.833
🥇 Zeinolla Idrissov, Kazakhstan, 14.766
🥈 Mateo Zugec, Croatia, 14.300
🥉 Dagur Olafsson, Iceland, 14.233
🥇 Stasis Butrimas, Ukraine, 13.633
🥈 Oleg Verniaiev, Ukraine, 13.233
🥉 Elias Koski, Finland, 13.166
🥇 Daniel Trifonov, Bulgaria, 14.016
🥈 Ondrej Kalny, Czechia, 13.899
🥉 Jonas Danek, Czechia, 13.799
🥇 Yordan Aleksandrov, Bulgaria, 13.633
🥈 Oleg Verniaiev, Ukraine, 13.433
🥉 Quentin Brandenburger, Luxembourg, 13.366
🥇 Arthur Mariano, Brazil, 14.133
🥈 Tomas Kalinic, Czechia, 13.300
🥉 Kacper Garnczarek, Poland, 12.833
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🥇 Benedetta Gava, Italy, 13.675
🥈 Athanasia Mesiri, Greece, 13.500
🥉 Teja Belak, Slovenia, 13.400
🥇 Kaylia Némour, Algeria, 15.500
🥈 Sofia Tonelli, Italy, 14.100
🥉 Artemisia Iorfino, Italy, 13.800
🥇 Kaylia Némour, Algeria, 13.300
🥈 Alba Petisco, Spain, 13.200
🥉 Eleonora Calaciura, Italy, 12.900
🥇 Benedetta Gava, Italy, 13.300
🥈 Alba Petisco, Spain, 13.200
🥉 Emma Fioravanti, Italy, 12.800
🥇 Antonios Tantalidis, Greece, 13.700
🥈 Ivan Brunello, Italy, 13.600
🥉 Niccolò Vannucchi, Italy, 13.600
🥇 Ignacio Yockers, Spain, 14.250
🥈 Omar Elshobki, Egypt, 13.950
🥉 Ferhat Arican, Türkiye, 13.750
🥇 Mehmet Ayberk Kosak, Türkiye, 14.250
🥈 Niccolò Vannucchi, Italy, 13.850
🥉 Omad Mohamed, Egypt, 13.850
🥇 Hamza Hossaini, Morocco, 14.025
🥈 Tommaso Brugnami, Italy, 13.900
🥉 Alperen Eve Avci, Türkiye, 13.850
🥇 Altan Dogan, Türkiye, 14.000
🥈 Marios Georgios, Cyprus, 14.000
🥉 Matteo Levantesi, Italy, 13.900
🥇 Marios Georgiou, Cyprus, 14.200
🥈 Swaïmy Bellil, France, 13.750
🥉 Neofytos Kyriakou, Cyprus, 13.100
Algeria’s Kaylia Nemour, Cyprus’s Marios Georgiou dominate all-around at Mediterranean Games
Mediterranean Games: Nemour, Georgiou, Emir mesmerise with golden performances
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M.R. (Fred) Yeadon is Emeritus Professor of Computer Simulation in Sport at Loughborough University.
Though never a gymnast, Fred came right into the Gym when he taught in my city and worked with gymnasts on twisting dismounts.
Here’s one of his early research papers.
At the 1992 Olympic Games six full twisting double somersault dismounts were recorded with two video cameras during the rings individual apparatus finals in the men’s Artistic Gymnastics competition.
Angles describing body configuration were determined from video data and were input, together with initial orientation angle values and angular momentum components, into a computer simulation model of aerial movement.
GBR battled it out with WG2 gaining a big lead on Rings.
The fantastic gymnasts from Putin’s dictatorship fought back, ending up with a slight lead after their last H Bar routine.
It came down to Harry Hepworth on Floor. He delivered with a huge difficulty set.

That was an excellent, exciting TEAM FINAL.
Kudos to 1st year senior Sol Scott who competed like a veteran. GBR wouldn’t have won without him. Will Sol be on their Worlds 2026 team?
The WG2 guys are young and fantastic. But weak on Rings. They brought specialist Ilia Zaika this time. No doubt they’ll consider bringing another Ring man to Worlds as their other apparatus are super strong.
Coaches should study Switzerland. Year after year they bring smart, safe, consistent routines.
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The top 24 gymnasts (maximum 2 / nation) advanced to this All-around Final.
It was a quick meet as we had only 4 gymnasts / apparatus.
Quickly it became apparent that 3 gymnasts would dominate. Two from World Gymnastics 2 and one from Ukraine.
All 3 will be very good seniors.
ANOTHER podium decided by .001.
Overall, there were a lot of unexpected falls. These young guys, perhaps, need train for longer events with multiple days of competition.
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Italy is looking strong for the coming years. Especially if Manrique Larduet is granted citizenship. They could be challenging GBR and USA.

Overall, I was disappointed in this final. Too many falls. Execution of Double Fronts mostly poor.
🥇 1. Golovin Volodymyr UKR 13.900
🥈 2. Musaev Radmir WG2 13.833
🥈 2. Fawzi-Mccaffrey Zakaine GBR 13.833
An excellent final. None of these juniors are going to be competitive with the top seniors, however, any time soon.
Tie for silver.


It’s normal for Juniors to not yet be able to show high level strength sequences. Men can keep gaining strength at least until age-30.
I couldn’t see any reason why Martinez’ coach stayed on the podium during the routine.

Havrylchenko was miles ahead on difficulty. He can compete Senior Vault any time.
I was impressed by Robert Ward of Ireland (4th).
Super strong Final. The top guys would be very competitive in Senior.
A great result for Great Britain.

🥇 1. Rigon Ivan ITA 13.233
🥇 1. Soleban Sami NED 13.233
🥉 3. Smirnov Daniil WG2 13.133
Not a good Final.
Bad luck for several. Too many falls. Of course they all HIT to get into this Final.
Soleban already has competitive difficulty to compete senior. Remember the name. Another Flying Dutchman, perhaps.
Tie for gold.
