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Gymnastics at the Olympics / Worlds |OT| Artistic, Rhythmic, & Trampoline

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AnotherDayAnotherDollar

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Someone who knows more about the program than me can maybe enlighten me, but why isn't there a program for the men's team like there are for the women's? Now that the USA Gymanstics bought the facility from the Karolyis, do they plan to have a men's program there as well?

RastaMentality said:
He's fine.

I hope Simone sticks her vault and floor landings. I need her to shock the world.
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A little late for her to shock the world. Did she not land it in training?

Trivia time: The US has only ever won silver in women's vault, never gold or bronze.
 
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Yiazmat

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MSMSMSM said:
Beautiful floor routines. In addition to Eythora's, I also love Leah Griesser of Germany's floor routine, even though it's kind of cheesy or w/e, it's pretty unique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvEc4Difn2U
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Yeah that's a good one too.

AnotherDayAnotherDollar said:
Someone who knows more about the program than me can maybe enlighten me, but why isn't there a program for the men's team like there are for the women's? Now that the USA Gymanstics bought the facility from the Karolyis, do they plan to have a men's program there as well?
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The Karolyi Ranch is just for the women. The US men train at the OTC (Olympic Training Center) in Colorado Springs. I think they do monthly training camps there just like the women do at the ranch.

It's just that they never had the success
or the talent
that the women have now.
 
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Yiazmat

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Btw if y'all ever wanted to learn the name of some skill or their value, here's some links for all the skills in Women's Artistic in GIF form: (just scroll down a bit)

Floor: http://wagymnastics.wikia.com/wiki/Floor_Exercise_Skills

Beam: http://wagymnastics.wikia.com/wiki/Balance_Beam_Skills

Bars: http://wagymnastics.wikia.com/wiki/Uneven_Bars_Skills

Vault: http://wagymnastics.wikia.com/wiki/Vaults

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darscot

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Yiazmat said:
The Karolyi Ranch is just for the women. The US men train at the OTC (Olympic Training Center) in Colorado Springs. I think they do monthly training camps there just like the women do at the ranch.

It's just that they never had the success
or the talent
that the women have now.
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Are you sure? I know men train tramp at the ranch. Maybe it's just special events?
 
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Yiazmat

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darscot said:
Are you sure? I know men train tramp at the ranch. Maybe it's just special events?
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I forgot about Trampoline lol. The Tumbling and Trampoline people do train at the ranch, so I guess all the guys from those sports go there yes.

The National Team Training Center at the Karolyi Ranch (Bela and Marta Karolyi) is the home for the Women’s Artistic, Sport Acro, Rhythmic, Tumbling and Trampoline and General Gymnastic Programs.

https://usagym.org/pages/trainingcenter/
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But everyone from Men's Artistic are training at the USOTC:

The U.S. Olympic Training Center (USOTC) also serves as the primary training site for the men’s gymnastics. All senior and junior national team camps, as well as the men’s development team and education programs, are conducted on the USOTC complex.

https://usagym.org/PDFs/Men/Scholarships. Training/otc.pdf
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sphinx

the piano man
Dragulescu is my favorite vaulter, love that pic

Yiazmat said:
Simone stuck vault in training:
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damn, that can't get any better, she will be unbeatable if she does that.

I hope someone does a produnova in the woman's competition, that would be a first at an Olympic event. The girl from India has the biggest chance I think,
 
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AnotherDayAnotherDollar

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MSMSMSM said:
Simone is the queen. If only the U.S. could put together a strong Olympic men's team. They need someone with her level of skill and dedication.
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They need a program similar to the women's, which has been incredibly successful. Title IX has also negatively affected the men's program over the years.
 
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Yiazmat

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Charlie McCarthy said:
Really? I know we all like different things and thats cool but the ultimate test of strength is boring?

I just asked because it seems weird to have a thread on gymnastics without mentioning the main event
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Holding static positions just isn't the most exciting thing to watch in my opinion, as impressive as it may be. I'd rather watch 10 pommel horse routines than a rings one tbh.

And we all know beam is the ultimate event.

It is known.

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SDBurton

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Watching the Gold Zone and the commentator mentioned that Kōhei Uchimura apparently racked up a $5000 phone bill by playing Pokemon Go. XD
 
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Yiazmat

Member
Standings after Subdivison 1:

Team

1. Japan - 269.294
2. Brazil - 268.078
3. Netherlands - 257.686
4. Korea - 257.645

All Around

1. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 90.498
2. Ryohei Kato (JPN) - 89.232
3. Sérgio sasaki (BRA) - 88.898
4. Arthur Nory (BRA) - 88.465
5. Jossimar Moreno (COL) - 87.506

Floor

1. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) – 15.533 – 6.9 D / 8.633 E
2. Diego Hypolito (BRA) – 15.500 – 6.8 D / 8.700 E
3. Shirai Kenzo (JPN) – 15.333 – 7.6 D / 7.833 E -0.1
4. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) – 15.233 – 6.3 D / 8.933 E
5. Arthur Nory (BRA) – 15.200 – 6.4 D / 8.800 E
6. Manrique Larduet (CUB) – 15.200 – 6.5 D / 8.700 E
7. Enrique Thomas (CHI) – 15.066 – 6.8 D / 8.266 E
8. Ryohei Kato (JPN) – 15.033 – 6.7 D / 8.333 E
9. Scott Morgan (CAN) – 14.966 – 6.4 D / 8.566 E

Pommels

1. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) – 15.233 – 6.6 D / 8.633 E
2. Jossimar Calvo (COL) 15.033 – 6.7 D / 8.333 E
3. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) – 14.966 – 6.2 D / 8.766 E
4. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) – 14.833 – 6.5 D / 8.333 E
5. Ryohei Kato (JPN) – 14.800 – 6.4 D / 8.400 E
6. Francisco Barreto (BRA) – 14.533 – 6.0 D / 8.533 E
7. Koji Yamamuro (JPN) – 14.533 – 6.4 D / 8.133 E
8. Arthur Nory (BRA) – 14.433 – 6.1 D / 8.333 E
9. Bart Deurloo (NED) – 14.200 – 6.0 D / 8.200 E

Rings

1. Elefherios Petrounias (GRE) – 15.833 – 6.8 D / 9.033 E
2. Arthur Zanetti (BRA) – 15.533 – 6.7 D / 8.833 E
3. Dennis Goossens (BEL) – 15.366 – 6.6 D / 8.766 E
4. Yuri Van Gelder (NED) – 15.333 – 6.8 D / 8.533 E
5. Manrique Larduet (CUB) – 15.000 – 6.7 D / 8.300 E
6. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) – 14.733 – 6.1 D / 8.633 E
7. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) – 14.700 – 6.2 D / 8.500 E
8. Koji Yamamuro (JPN) – 14.700 – 6.6 D / 8.100 E

Vault

1. Shirai Kenzo (JPN) – 15.283 (15.466 & 15.100)
2. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) – 15.016 (15.266 & 14.766)
3. Scott Morgan (CAN) – 14.470 (14.600 & 14.341)
4. Hansol Kim (KOR) – 13.749 (12.633 & 14.866)

P-Bars

1. Manrique Larduet (CUB) – 15.766 – 7.1 D / 8.666 E
2. Ryohei Kato (JPN) – 15.500 – 6.6 D / 8.900 E
3. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) – 15.466 – 6.8 D / 8.666 E
4. Jossimar Calvo (COL) – 15.400 – 6.8 D / 8.600 E
5. Minsoo Park (KOR) – 15.033 – 6.9 D / 8.133 E
6. Randy Leru (CUB) – 15.000 – 7.0 D / 8.000 E
7. Arthur Mariano (BRA) – 14.933 – 6.0 D / 8.933 E
8. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) – 14.933 – 6.5 D / 8.433 E

High Bar

1. Epke Zonderland (NED) – 15.366 – 7.2 D / 8.166 E
2. Francisco Barreto (BRA) – 15.266 – 6.8 D / 8.466 E
3. Manrique Larduet (CUB) – 15.116 – 7.0 D / 8.116 E
4. Bart Deurloo (NED) – 15.100 – 7.2 D / 7.900 E
5. Ryohei Kato (JPN) – 15.000 – 6.9 D / 8.100 E
6. Jossimar Calvo (COL) – 14.966 – 7.2 D / 7.766 E
7. Randy Leru (CUB) – 14.866 – 7.0 D / 7.866 E
8. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) – 14.833 – 6.9 D / 7.933 E

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Kohei didn't make High Bar finals. :( :( :(

Shatilov didn't make Floor finals. :( :( :(
 
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Fuu

Formerly Alaluef (not Aladuf)
Caught Arthur Nory giving an interview on TV. I gotta watch the gymnastics.

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Yiazmat

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After Subdivision 2

Floor

1. Sam Mikulak (USA) - 15.800 - 6.8 D / 9.000 E
2. Jake Dalton (USA) - 15.600 - 6.7 D / 8.900 E
3. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 15.533 - 6.9 D / 8.633 E
4. Diego Hypolito (BRA) - 15.500 - 6.8 D / 8.700 E
5. Max Whitlock (GBR) - 15.500 - 6.8 D / 8.700 E
6. Shirai Kenzo (JPN) - 15.333 - 7.6 D / 7.833 E -0.1
7. Kristian Thomas (GBR) - 15.233 - 6.2 D / 9.033 E
8. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) - 15.233 - 6.3 D / 8.933 E
9. Arthur Nory (BRA) - 15.200 - 6.4 D / 8.800 E

Pommels

1. Max Whitlock (GBR) - 15.800 - 7.1 D / 8.700 E
2. Louis Smith (GBR) - 15.700 - 6.9 D / 8.800 E
3. Cyril Tommasone (FRA) - 15.650 - 6.9 D / 8.750 E
4. Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM) - 15.583 - 6.7 D / 8.883 E
5. Alex Naddour (USA) - 15.366 - 6.6 D / 8.766 E
6. Vid Hidvegi (HUN) - 15.233 - 6.4 D / 8.833 E
7. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) - 15.233 - 6.6 D / 8.633 E
8. Jossimar Calvo (COL) 15.033 - 6.7 D / 8.333 E
9. Oleg Stepko (AZE) - 14.975 - 6.7 D / 8.275 E
10. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 14.966 - 6.2 D / 8.766 E
11. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) - 14.833 - 6.5 D / 8.333 E

Rings

1. Elefherios Petrounias (GRE) - 15.833 - 6.8 D / 9.033 E
2. Arthur Zanetti (BRA) - 15.533 - 6.7 D / 8.833 E
3. Samir Ait Said (FRA) - 15.533 - 6.8 D / 8.733 E - injury on vt
4. Dennis Goossens (BEL) - 15.366 - 6.6 D / 8.766 E
5. Yuri Van Gelder (NED) - 15.333 - 6.8 D / 8.533 E
6. Danny Rodrigues (FRA) - 15.266 - 6.9 D / 8.366 E
7. Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 15.100 - 6.7 D / 8.300 E
8. Alex Naddour (USA) - 15.000 - 6.4 D / 8.600 E
9. Nile Wilson (GBR) - 14.941 - 6.4 D / 8.541 E
10. Jake Dalton (USA) - 14.900 - 6.4 D / 8.500 E
11. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) - 14.733 - 6.1 D / 8.633 E

Vault

1. Ri Se Gwang (PRK) - 15.433 (15.300 & 15.566)
2. Shirai Kenzo (JPN) - 15.283 (15.466 & 15.100)
3. Enrique Thomas (CHI) - 15.149 (15.233 & 15.066)
4. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) - 15.016 (15.266 & 14.766)
5. Jake Dalton(USA) - 14.633 (15.133 & 14.133)
6. Artur Davtyan (ARM) - 14.566 (15.300 & 13.833)
7. Scott Morgan (CAN) - 14.470 (14.600 & 14.341)
8. Robert Tvorogal (LTU) - 13.849 (14.133 & 13.566)
9. Mikhail Koudinov (NZL) - 13.799 (14.133 & 13.466)
10. Hansol Kim (KOR) - 13.749 (12.633 & 14.866)

P-Bars

1. Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 15.766 - 7.1 D / 8.666 E
2. Danell Leyva (USA) - 15.600 - 6.9 D / 8.700 E
3. Ryohei Kato (JPN) - 15.500 - 6.6 D / 8.900 E
4. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 15.466 - 6.8 D / 8.666 E
5. Marcel Nguyen (GER) - 15.466 - 6.9 D / 8.566 E
6. Jossimar Calvo (COL) - 15.400 - 6.8 D / 8.600 E
7. Sam Mikulak (USA) - 15.375 - 6.7 D / 8.675 E
8. Chris Brooks (USA) - 15.300 - 6.5 D / 8.800 E
9. Axel Augis (FRA) - 15.300 - 6.8 D / 8.500 E
10. Oleg Stepko (AZE) - 15.300 - 6.9 D / 8.400 E
11. Jake Dalton (USA) - 15.166 - 6.5 D / 8.666 E
12. Minsoo Park (KOR) - 15.033 - 6.9 D / 8.133 E

High Bar

1. Fabian Hambuchen (GER) - 15.533 - 7.3 D / 8.233 E
2. Epke Zonderland (NED) - 15.366 - 7.2 D / 8.166 E
3. Danell Leyva (USA) - 15.333 - 7.3 D / 8.033 E
4. Francisco Barreto (BRA) - 15.266 - 6.8 D / 8.466 E
5. Sam Mikulak (USA) - 15.133 - 6.4 D / 8.733 E
6. Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 15.116 - 7.0 D / 8.116 E
7. Bart Deurloo (NED) - 15.100 - 7.2 D / 7.900 E
8. Ryohei Kato (JPN) - 15.000 - 6.9 D / 8.100 E
9. Jossimar Calvo (COL) - 14.966 - 7.2 D / 7.766 E

All Around

1. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 90.498
2. Nile Wilson (GBR) - 89.240
3. Ryohei Kato (JPN) - 89.232
4. Sam Mikulak (USA) - 89.041
5. Sergio Sasaki (BRA) - 88.898
6. Arthur Nory (BRA) - 88.465
7. Max Whitlock (GBR) - 88.232
8. Jossimar Calvo (COL) - 87.506
9. Bart Deurloo (NED) - 86.990
10. Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 86.814
11. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) - 86.765
12. Brinn Bevan (GBR) - 86.764
13. Francisco Barreto (BRA) - 86.532
14. Chris Brooks (USA) - 86.331
15. Oleg Stepko (AZE) - 86.208

Team

1. USA - 270.405
2. Japan - 269.294
3. Great Britain - 268.670
4. Brazil - 268.078
5. Germany - 261.518
6. Netherlands - 257.686
7. Korea - 257.645
8. France - 257.211

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Can't believe Kenzo might miss floor finals.
 
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Yiazmat

Member
Last subdivision starts in one hour. I'm already doing a prayer circle for the safety of my faves.

Igor Radivilov will probably attempt a handspring triple front on vault and I just don't think I can watch it. I really hope he doesn't do it, cause if it goes wrong he might break his neck.
 
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Zackat

Member
Wow a gymnastics thread. Watching SEC gymnastics is underrated. I went out to a few of the competitions when I was at UF and they owned. Former Olympians were on that team too I believe.

I always catch it at the olympics.
 
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ilikeme

Member
The chinese team on parallel bars :O So good. Also what a handsome team haha.

I really like Oleg Vernyayev for some reason. He's very supple and classy. Remember him from 2012 as well.

KmA said:
ME TOO!!! I'm so looking forward to this to learn to actually be impressive hopefully lmao.
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Haha, yeah. Fun to see another one! It's so much fun even if I can't even do a backflip yet :D Soon, though!

Trying to observe these guys really close. Makes it much more exciting to watch when you try some of the things yourself.
 
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Yiazmat

Member
Finalists:

Team

China- 270.461
USA- 270.405
Russia- 269.612
Japan- 269.294
Great Britain- 268.670
Brazil- 268.078
Ukraine- 263.002
Germany- 261.518

Floor

Sam Mikulak (USA) - 15.800 - 6.8 D / 9.000 E
Jake Dalton (USA) - 15.600 - 6.7 D / 8.900 E
Kohei Uchimura (JPN) - 15.533 - 6.9 D / 8.633 E
Diego Hypolito (BRA) - 15.500 - 6.8 D / 8.700 E
Max Whitlock (GBR) - 15.500 - 6.8 D / 8.700 E
Shirai Kenzo (JPN) - 15.333 - 7.6 D / 7.833 E -0.1
Kristian Thomas (GBR) - 15.233 - 6.2 D / 9.033 E
Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) - 15.233 - 6.3 D / 8.933 E
Arthur Nory (BRA) - 15.200 - 6.4 D / 8.800 E

Pommels

Max Whitlock (GBR) - 15.800 - 7.1 D / 8.700 E
Louis Smith (GBR) - 15.700 - 6.9 D / 8.800 E
Cyril Tommasone (FRA) - 15.650 - 6.9 D / 8.750 E
Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM) - 15.583 - 6.7 D / 8.883 E
Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) - 15.566 - 7.0 D / 8.566 E
Nikolai Kuksenkov (RUS) - 15.383 - 6.7 D / 8.683 E
Alex Naddour (USA) - 15.366 - 6.6 D / 8.766 E
David Belyavskiy (RUS) - 15.300 - 6.6 D / 8.700 E

Rings

Liu Yang (CHN) - 15.900 - 6.9 D / 9.000 E
Elefherios Petrounias (GRE) - 15.833 - 6.8 D / 9.033 E
You Hao (CHN) - 15.800 - 7.0 D / 8.800 E
Denis Ablyazin (RUS) - 15.633 - 6.8 D / 8.833 E
Arthur Zanetti (BRA) - 15.533 - 6.7 D / 8.833 E
Samir Ait Said (FRA) - 15.533 - 6.8 D / 8.733 E - injury on vt
Dennis Goossens (BEL) - 15.366 - 6.6 D / 8.766 E
Yuri Van Gelder (NED) - 15.333 - 6.8 D / 8.533 E
Igor Radivilov (UKR) - 15.308 - 6.8 D / 8.508

Vault

Ri Se Gwang (PRK) - 15.433 (15.300 & 15.566)
Denis Ablyazin (RUS) - 15.416 (15.400 & 15.433)
Shirai Kenzo (JPN) - 15.283 (15.466 & 15.100)
Igor Radivilov (UKR) - 15.283 (15.433 & 15.133)
Marian Dragulescu (ROU) - 15.283 (15.133 & 15.433)
Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) - 15.283 (15.266 & 15.300)
Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) - 15.183 (15.066 & 15.300)
Enrique Thomas (CHI) - 15.149 (15.233 & 15.066)

P-Bars

Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) - 16.166 - 7.1 D / 9.066 E
David Belyavskiy (RUS) - 15.933 - 6.9 D / 9.033 E
Deng Shudi (CHN) - 15.800 - 7.2 D / 8.600 E
Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 15.766 - 7.1 D / 8.666 E
You Hau (CHN) - 15.733 - 7.4 D / 8.333 E
Lin Chaopan (CHN) - 15.700 - 7.0 D / 8.700 E
Danell Leyva (USA) - 15.600 - 6.9 D / 8.700 E
Ryohei Kato (JPN) - 15.500 - 6.6 D / 8.900 E
Andrei Muntean (ROU) - 15.466 - 6.6D / 8.866 E

High Bar

Fabian Hambuchen (GER) - 15.533 - 7.3 D / 8.233 E
Nile Wilson (GBR) - 15.500 - 7.0 D / 8.500 E
Epke Zonderland (NED) - 15.366 - 7.2 D / 8.166 E
Danell Leyva (USA) - 15.333 - 7.3 D / 8.033 E
Francisco Barreto (BRA) - 15.266 - 6.8 D / 8.466 E
Sam Mikulak (USA) - 15.133 - 6.4 D / 8.733 E
Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) - 15.133 - 6.5 D / 8.633 E
Manrique Larduet (CUB) - 15.116 - 7.0 D / 8.116 E

All Around

Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)- 91.964
Kohei Uchimura (JPN)- 90.498
David Belyavskiy (RUS)- 89.799
Deng Shudi (CHN)- 89.665
Nile Wilson (GBR)- 89.240
Ryohei Kato (JPN)- 89.232
Samuel Mikulak (USA)- 89.041
Sergio Sasaki (BRA)- 88.898
Nikolai Kuksenkov (RUS)- 88.848
Lin Chaopan (CHN)- 88.631
Arthur Mariano (BRA)- 88.465
Max Whitlock (GBR)- 88.232
Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL)- 87.506
Bart Deurloo (NED)- 86.990
Manrique Larduet (CUB)- 86.814
Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR)- 86.765
Christoper Brooks (USA)- 86.331
Oleg Stepko (AZE)- 86.208
Pablo Braegger (SUI)- 86.199
Marcel Nguyen (GER)- 86.098
Axel Augis (FRA)- 86.032
Andreas Bretschneider (GER)- 85.698
Eddy Yusof (SUI)- 85.365
Marios Georgiou (CYP)- 85.289
 
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janoDX

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Yiazmat said:
Finalists:


Vault

Ri Se Gwang (PRK) - 15.433 (15.300 & 15.566)
Denis Ablyazin (RUS) - 15.416 (15.400 & 15.433)
Shirai Kenzo (JPN) - 15.283 (15.466 & 15.100)
Igor Radivilov (UKR) - 15.283 (15.433 & 15.133)
Marian Dragulescu (ROU) - 15.283 (15.133 & 15.433)
Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) - 15.283 (15.266 & 15.300)
Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) - 15.183 (15.066 & 15.300)
González Tomás (CHI) - 15.149 (15.233 & 15.066)
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Fixed that.

Also, Tomás was pissed off, he prepared a lot for Floor and he felt that the Brazilians were favored (Nory specifically and in some case Hypolito) and the routine he made should have been higher, hell, he felt that the Brazilians should have been lower.

Also he's now focusing on Vault since all the work he did for Floor went straight to the trash and now he has to prepare in a couple days for Vault.
 
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