His main goal coming in was a Team Gold medal. Mission accomplished.
The AA win is bonus. Kohei has been more demonstrative on the competition floor than usual.
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His main goal coming in was a Team Gold medal. Mission accomplished.
The AA win is bonus. Kohei has been more demonstrative on the competition floor than usual.
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Talk about an up-and-down competition for our Olympic Bronze medalist.
Click PLAY or watch Danell’s silver medal routine on YouTube. Very aggressive right from the start.
Yin Álvarez had his own cameraman. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch Kohei’s gold medal routine on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch Danell’s interview on YouTube.
Who will ever again win this many consecutive World Championships? (Six and three.)
Never mind total World Championships medals.
Da bling. 🙂
Congratulations! 🙂
Personal invitations go to apparatus medalists in Glasgow. (If later their team qualifies at the Rio Test Meet, these invitations are withdrawn.)
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Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. Geo-blocked in some areas.
Click PLAY or watch the CONTENDERS video on YouTube. (posted before the Final)
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1. Kohei Uchimura JPN (7.1 + 8.733 = 15.833)
2. Danell Leyva USA (7.3 + 8.400 = 15.700)
3. Manrique Larduet CUB (7.0 + 8.600 = 15.600) … to Rio!
full results
Bretschneider GER competed his double twisting Kovacs. Fantastic. But execution deductions kept him off the podium. We need to get Andreas to the Rio Olympics!
Fabian missed his H Bar routine, as well. Germany MUST qualify a team at the Olympic Test Meet.
Simone Biles has more Worlds Gold medals than any gymnast in history. #Glasgow2015 🙂
Simone Biles sweeps balance beam, floor exercise, breaks Worlds record

1. Simone Biles USA (6.8 + 9.00 = 15.800)
2. Kseniia Afanaseva RUS (6.4 + 8.700 = 15.100)
3. Maggie Nichols USA (6.2 + 8.80 = 15.800)
full results
Personally I liked Sae Miyakawa for the silver. But I feel for the E-score judging panel trying to evaluate these amazing routines. It was a terrific final. Best in … ever.
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The Ring man finished higher on P Bars than Rings. 🙂
1. You Hao CHN (7.3 + 8.916 = 16.216)
2. Oleg Verniaiev UKR (7.1 + 8.966 = 16.066) to Rio
3. Oleg Stepko UKR (7.0 + 8.966 = 15.966) to Rio
3. Deng Shudi CHN (7.1 + 8.866 = 15.966)
full results
Oleg and Oleg punch a ticket to Rio. (Olympics wouldn’t have been worth watching without them. 🙂 )
A fantastic final. Everybody hit. We can argue the final ranking for the coming year.
… oh. Never mind. It’s 34yr-old Marian Dragalescu. 🙂
One of the all time greats. Rio will be his 4th Olympics. Marian wins a personal invitation as one of the apparatus medalists on Vault.