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Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
:JPN Japan 5 2 2 9
:ITA Italy 3 1 6 10
:CHN China 2 2 0 4
:COL Colombia 2 1 1 4
:ARM Armenia 2 1 0 3
:ARG Argentina 1 0 0 1
:GER Germany 0 2 0 2
:USA United States of America 0 2 0 2
:CAN Canada 0 1 1 2
:ROU Romania 0 1 0 1
:FRA France 0 0 1 1
:KAZ Kazakhstan 0 0 1 1
:HUN Hungary 0 0 1 1
:EGY Egypt 0 0 1 1

 

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Women's Vault:

  1. :ARG Mia Giuliana Mainardi (13.383)
  2. :ITA July Marano (13.266)
  3. :FRA Ming van Eijken (13.000)
  4. :CAN Zoe Tsaprailis (12.966)
  5. :GBR Abigail Martin (12.849)
  6. :USA Jayla Hang (12.833)
  7. :CAN Victoriane Charron (12.816)
  8. :JPN Mizuno Mika (DNF)

Women's Uneven Bars:

  1. :ITA Caterina Gaddi (13.600)
  2. :GER Helen Kevric (13.266)
  3. :ITA Giulia Perotti (13.100)
  4. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (12.533)
  5. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (12.500)
  6. :ARG Mia Giuliana Mainardi (12.366)
  7. :ESP Leire Escauriaza (11.333)
  8. :USA Hezly Rivera (9.900)

Women's Beam:

  1. :CHN Yu Hanyue (13.133)
  2. :ROU Gabriela Vanoaga (12.833)
  3. :CAN Cristella Brunetti-Burns (12.600)
  4. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (12.400)
  5. :TPE Yang Ko-Wen (11.733)
  6. :CZE Vanesa Masova (11.366)
  7. :GER Marlene Gotthardt (11.333)
  8. :ITA Giulia Perotti (10.933)

Women's Floor:

  1. :ITA Giulia Perotti (12.900)
  2. :USA Hezly Rivera (12.833)
  3. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (12.800)
  4. :GBR Abigail Martin (12.533)
  5. :USA Jayla Hang (12.500)
  6. :CAN Victoriane Charron (12.466)
  7. :KOR Hwang Seohyun (12.400)
  8. :GBR Jemima Taylor (11.600)
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Men's Floor:

  1. :COL Angel Barajas (13.900)
  2. :GER Timo Eder (13.500)
  3. :ITA Tommaso Brugnami (13.333)
  4. :FRA Anthony Mansard (13.200)
  5. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.100)
  6. :CHN Yang Chunjie (12.933)
  7. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (12.800)
  8. :GER Maxim Kovalenko (12.333)

Men's Pommel Horse:

  1. :ARM Hamlet Manukyan (14.633)
  2. :ARM Mamikon Khachatryan (14.100)
  3. :KAZ Zeinolla Idrissov (14.066)
  4. :GBR Alexander Yolshina-Cash (13.600)
  5. :EGY Mostafa Ahmed (13.300)
  6. :CHN He Xiang (12.766)
  7. :CHN Yang Chunjie (12.666)
  8. :FRA Manoah Felicite (10.000)

Men's Rings:

  1. :ARM Hamlet Manukyan (13.633)
  2. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.466)
  3. :ITA Riccardo Villa (13.433)
  4. :ARM Erik Baghdasaryan (13.400)
  5. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.100)
  6. :CHN Yang Chunjie (12.966)
  7. :FIN Marcus Pietarinen (12.933)
  8. :USA Kai Uemura (12.433)

Men's Vault:

  1. :ITA Tommaso Brugnami (14.133)
  2. :CAN Victor Canuel (14.016)
  3. :HUN Szilard Zavory (13.883)
  4. :GER Maxim Kovalenko (13.833)
  5. :TUR Alperen Ege Avci (13.583)
  6. :BUL Daniel Trifonov (13.166)
  7. :NOR Jakob Kvamsoee (13.150)
  8. :JPN Kamiyama Haruto (12.049)

Men's Parallel Bars:

  1. :COL Angel Barajas & Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.733)
  2.  
  3. :EGY Yahia Zakaria (13.700)
  4. :ARM Erik Baghdasaryan & :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.633)
  5.  
  6. :GBR Winston Powell (13.600)
  7. :CHN Qin Guohuan (12.900)
  8. :CHN Yang Chunjie (12.233)

Men's Horizontal Bar:

  1. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.666)
  2. :CHN He Xiang (13.633)
  3. :COL Angel Barajas (13.433)
  4. :FRA Anthony Mansard (13.200)
  5. :ITA Riccardo Villa (12.966)
  6. :GBR Winston Powell (12.900)
  7. :HUN Zala Samu Zambori (12.866)
  8. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (10.200)
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Women's All-Around Final:

  1. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (51.765)
  2. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (51.532)
  3. :ITA Caterina Gaddi (50.899)
  4. :USA Jayla Hang (50.832)
  5. :GBR Abigail Martin (50.266)
  6. :GER Marlene Gotthardt (50.132)
  7. :ITA Giulia Perotti (49.932)
  8. :CAN Victoriane Charron (49.099)
  9. :ESP Leire Escauriaza (49.032)
  10. :FRA Lilou Viallat (48.965)
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Men's All-Around Final:

 

  1. :CHN Qin Guohuan (80.199)
  2. :COL Angel Barajas (80.131)
  3. :ITA Riccardo Villa (79.665)
  4. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (79.664)
  5. :GER Timo Eder (79.297)
  6. :ARM Hamlet Manukhyan (78.666)
  7. :JPN Kamiyama Haruto (78.664)
  8. :FRA Anthony Mansard (78.266)
  9. :CHN Yang Chunjie (78.231)
  10. :GBR Alexander Yolshina-Cash (77.964)
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Qualified for the finals:

 

Women's All-Around:

  1. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (52.065)
  2. :ITA Giulia Perotti (51.598)
  3. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (50.399)
  4. :USA Isabel Stassi (49.832)
  5. :ITA Caterina Gaddi (49.798)
  6. :GER Marlene Gotthardt (49.498)
  7. :ESP Leire Escauriaza (49.433)
  8. :CAN Zoe Tsaprailis (49.232)
  9. :CZE Vanesa Masova (49.231)
  10. :ROU Gabriela Vanoaga (49.166)
  11. :GBR Abigail Martin (49.131)
    July Marano (49.032) (ITA)
  12. :ARG Mia Giuliana Mainardi (48.898)
  13. :BEL Yelena Devreker (48.732)
  14. :BRA Luiza Abel (48.698)
  15. :CHN Jiang Shuxuan (48.532)
  16. :FRA Lana Pondart (48.433)
  17. :CAN Victoriane Charron (48.199)
  18. :GBR Jemima Taylor (48.132)
  19. :ROU Crina Tudor (48.032)
  20. :FRA Lilou Viallat (47.832)
    Cristella Brunetti-Burns (47.766) (CAN)
  21. :UKR Anastasiia Zubkova (47.632)
  22. :USA Jayla Hang (47.565)
    Anamaria Mihaescu (47.498) (ROU)
  23. :ARG Isabella Ayelen Ajalla (47.465)
  24. :BEL Hanne Degryse (47.365)

Women's Vault:

  1. :USA Isabel Stassi (13.566)
  2. :USA Jayla Hang (13.533)
  3. :ARG Mia Giuliana Mainardi (13.449)
  4. :ITA July Marano (13.449)
  5. :JPN Mizuno Mika (13.433)
  6. :FRA Ming van Eijken (13.083)
  7. :CAN Victoriane Charron (13.033)
  8. :CAN Zoe Tsaprailis (13.016)

Women's Uneven Bars:

  1. :ITA Caterina Gaddi (13.366)
  2. :GER Helen Kevric (13.066)
  3. :ITA Giulia Perotti (13.033)
  4. :USA Hezly Rivera (13.033)
  5. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (12.866)
  6. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (12.800)
  7. :ESP Leire Escauriaza (12.600)
    July Marano (12.600) (ITA)
  8. :ARG Mia Giuliana Mainardi (12.433)

Women's Beam:

  1. :JPN Yamaguchi Sara (13.333)
  2. :CHN Yu Hanyue (13.100)
  3. :GER Marlene Gotthardt (13.033)
  4. :ROU Gabriela Vanoaga (12.866)
  5. :ITA Giulia Perotti (12.766)
  6. :CAN Cristella Brunetti-Burns (12.700)
  7. :TPE Yang Ko-Wen (12.600)
  8. :CZE Vanesa Masova (12.533)

Women's Floor:

  1. :JPN Mizuno Mika (13.166)
  2. :USA Hezly Rivera (13.133)
  3. :JPN Nakamura Haruka (12.833)
  4. :USA Jayla Hang (12.766)
  5. :GBR Jemima Taylor (12.733)
  6. :ITA Giulia Perotti (12.733)
  7. :KOR Hwang Seohyun (12.700)
    Isabel Stassi (12.666) (USA)
  8. :CAN Victoriane Charron (12.566)
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  On 3/30/2023 at 6:54 PM, Dennis said:

The double for Japan, again with quite a margin, and another bronze for Italy and a nice 4th place for Argentina:

 

Women's team final:

 

  1. 104.230 - :JPN Japan
  2. 102.198 - :USA United States of America
  3. 101.996 - :ITA Italy
  4.  99.363 - :ARG Argentina
  5.  98.029 - :GER Germany
  6.  97.964 - :ROU Romania
  7.  97.231 - :BEL Belgium
  8.  96.898 - :FRA France
  9.  96.464 - :ESP Spain
  10.  95.530 - :BRA Brazil
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Another try ;)

 

Women's team final:

 

  1. 104.230 - :JPN Japan
  2. 102.198 - :USA United States of America
  3. 101.996 - :ITA Italy
  4. 100.331 - :CAN Canada
  5.  99.363 - :ARG Argentina
  6.  98.231 - :CHN China
  7.  98.029 - :GER Germany
  8.  97.964 - :ROU Romania
  9.  97.263 - :GBR Great Britain
  10.  97.231 - :BEL Belgium
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  On 3/30/2023 at 7:09 PM, phelps said:

actually, it's not over yet.

 

there's another subdivision (with :CHN:GBR and maybe :CAN to be watched carefully).

 

:ITA however did throw away a great result in the last rotation with 2 falls at the Balance Beam that cost us a 10.3 and a 10.8 scores.

 

without those falls, we would be in the lead with big margin right now...:facepalm:

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You're right :red:

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  On 3/29/2023 at 6:25 PM, Dennis said:

First day of the competition today. 

 

Men's team final:

 

  1. 164.831 - :JPN Japan
  2. 161.229 - :CHN China
  3. 159.598 - :ITA Italy
  4. 159.161 - :ARM Armenia
  5. 157.696 - :FRA France
  6. 157.530 - :USA United States of America
  7. 157.331 - :GBR Great Britain
  8. 155.996 - :GER Germany
  9. 155.095 - :EGY Egypt
  10. 154.330 - :TUR Turkey
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The double for Japan, again with quite a margin, and another bronze for Italy and a nice 4th place for Argentina:

 

Women's team final:

 

  1. 104.230 - :JPN Japan
  2. 102.198 - :USA United States of America
  3. 101.996 - :ITA Italy
  4.  99.363 - :ARG Argentina
  5.  98.029 - :GER Germany
  6.  97.964 - :ROU Romania
  7.  97.231 - :BEL Belgium
  8.  96.898 - :FRA France
  9.  96.464 - :ESP Spain
  10.  95.530 - :BRA Brazil
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Qualified for the finals:

 

Men's all-around:

  1. :COL Angel Barajas (81.464)
  2. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (81.366)
  3. :CHN Yang Chunjie (79.965)
  4. :ITA Tommaso Brugnami (79.899)
  5. :JPN Kamiyama Haruto (79.830)
  6. :CHN Qin Guohuan (79.698)
  7. :GBR Winston Powell (79.432)
    He Xiang (79.431) (CHN)
  8. :ITA Riccardo Villa (79.399)
    Tanida Masaharu (79.299) (JPN)
  9. :FRA Anthony Mansard (78.966)
  10. :ARM Erik Baghdasaryan (78.563)
  11. :USA Kai Uemura (78.432)
  12. :ARM Hamlet Manukyan (78.430)
  13. :FRA Romain Cavallaro (77.896)
  14. :USA David Shamah (77.831)
    Mamikon Khachatryan (77.499) (ARM)
    Manuel Berettera (77.165) (ITA)
  15. :EGY Mohamed Attia (77.098)
  16. :GER Timo Eder (77.032)
  17. :GER Maxim Kovalenko (77.032)
  18. :AUT Alfred Schwaiger (76.698)
  19. :TUR Volkan Arda Hamarat (76.665)
  20. :GBR Alexander Yolshina-Cash (76.465)
  21. :BRA Joao Victor da Silva Perdigao (76.398)
  22. :HUN Zala Samu Zambori (76.365)
  23. :FIN Marcus Pietarinen (76.298)
  24. :EGY Mostafa Ahmed (76.164)
     

Floor:

  1. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.800)
  2. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.733)
    Kamiyama Haruto (13.733) (JPN)
  3. :GER Maxim Kovalenko (13.666)
  4. :COL Angel Barajas (13.633)
  5. :ITA Tommaso Brugnami (13.633)
  6. :FRA Anthony Mansard (13.400)
  7. :GER Timo Eder (13.333)
  8. :CHN Yang Chunjie (13.300)
     

Pommel Horse:

  1. :ARM Hamlet Manukyan (14.133)
    Kristijonas Padegimas (14.100) (LTU) [website says he's not in the final, unsure why?]
  2. :ARM Mamikon Khachatryan (14.000)
  3. :CHN Yang Chunjie (13.866)
  4. :KAZ Zeinolla Idrissov (13.833)
  5. :CHN He Xiang (13.466)
  6. :GBR Alexander Yolshina-Cash (13.433)
  7. :FRA Manoah Felicite (13.400)
  8. :EGY Mostafa Ahmed (13.333)
     

Rings:

  1. :ARM Hamlet Manukyan (13.666)
  2. :ITA Riccardo Villa (13.600)
  3. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.400)
  4. :ARM Erik Baghdasaryan (13.366)
  5. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.333)
  6. :CHN Yang Chunjie (13.233)
  7. :USA Kai Uemura (13.200)
  8. :FIN Marcus Pietarinen (13.166)
     

Vault:

  1. :BUL Daniel Trifonov (13.966)
  2. :ITA Tommaso Brugnami (13.916)
  3. :JPN Kamiyama Haruto (13.683)
  4. :HUN Szilard Zavory (13.633)
  5. :TUR Alperen Ege Avci (13.616)
  6. :CAN Victor Canuel (13.616)
  7. :GER Maxim Kovalenko (13.566)
  8. :NOR Jakob Kvamsoee (13.533)
     

Parallel Bars:

  1. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (14.333)
  2. :CHN Qin Guohuan (14.000)
  3. :COL Angel Barajas (13.966)
  4. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.900)
  5. :CHN Yang Chunjie (13.800)
    Kamiyama Haruto (13.766) (JPN) [2nd individual final he misses out of because 2 other Japanese gymnasts outperformed him]
  6. :EGY Yahia Zakaria (13.566)
  7. :ARM Erik Baghdasaryan (13.533)
  8. :GBR Winston Powell (13.500)
     

Horizontal Bars:

  1. :JPN Tanida Masaharu (13.633)
  2. :JPN Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.600)
  3. :COL Angel Barajas (13.466)
  4. :ITA Riccardo Villa (13.233)
  5. :FRA Anthony Mansard (13.200) 
  6. :CHN He Xiang (13.200)
  7. :GBR Winston Powell (13.133)
  8. :HUN Zala Samu Zambori (13.066)
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  On 2/23/2020 at 8:38 AM, Dunadan said:

Miyachi has won 2 stages, Zonderland 3 now- see https://www.fig-gymnastics.com/site/rankings/ranking_mag.php , there is no need for the tiebreaker if Miyachi won't take part in the next stages.

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Aah yeah, I thought Miyachi already won 3. Now it makes more sense. Thanks!

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  On 2/23/2020 at 8:22 AM, heywoodu said:

How on earth does this system work? There's now talk here that Epke Zonderland has qualified because Miyachi decides to skip the Baku and Doha competitions? :dunno: 

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The sum of the best three results in the World Cup are taken into account when determining these rankings. Both Miyachi and Zonderland have won three World Cups. In that case, they look at the average of the best three scores during the finals of these world cups, if I understand correctly.

 

Zonderland now has a better average if you take his winning score in Melbourne into account, but the average of his three best scores isn't that much higher than Miyachi's. That's why I'm surprised that apparently Miyachi congratulated Zonderland with the ticket stating that he will not take part in the last two World Cups. Now he's dependent on being selected for the Japanese team. So I wouldn't be surprised if Miyachi said this in the heat of the moment, but will show up in the last two World Cups to see if he can surpass Zonderland.

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  On 8/15/2016 at 7:22 PM, OlympicsFan said:

What a surprising gold medallist! Most surprising gold medallist in olympic history? :mumble:

Like i said: USA wont win uneven bars and balance beam. :yes

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She won silver at the 2015 World Championships in Glasgow, so she's not a nobody on balance beam, but yeah, this is still surprising.

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