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Artistic Gymnastics FIG World Championships 2023


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28 minutes ago, Bulgaria87 said:

Can we consider Kevin Penev's quota for :BUL 100% secured?

No, both :DOM and :UZB are reserves so if someone withdraws then they will compete in the final. If no one (besides 1 USA athlete) withdraws then Bulgaria will get the quota.

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quick question: how many vault specialists are left to fight for those 2 World Cup quotas. I'm talking about those who can score +14.600 consistently 

 

it was a tough decision, we had to decide between first ever Asian Games medal or a possible first ever Olympic quota :mumble: 

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17 minutes ago, MHSN said:

quick question: how many vault specialists are left to fight for those 2 World Cup quotas. I'm talking about those who can score +14.600 consistently 

 

it was a tough decision, we had to decide between first ever Asian Games medal or a possible first ever Olympic quota :mumble: 

I think :ROU Gabriel Burtanete will be your biggest competitor (along with :DOM and :UZB here). Obviously, showing up to at least three World Cup events and performing consistently will be the bigger task. 14.600 should be enough for one of the two quotas.

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13 minutes ago, MHSN said:

quick question: how many vault specialists are left to fight for those 2 World Cup quotas. I'm talking about those who can score +14.600 consistently 

 

it was a tough decision, we had to decide between first ever Asian Games medal or a possible first ever Olympic quota :mumble: 

I'm not sure that they are going to need to score that highly - most of the big scoring vaulters are already qualified through the team event or as All-Around so it may only need high 13s to get the spot.

 

Looking at this year's World Cup/World Challenge Cup results then the following names would be in the frame:

 

:HKG Shek Wai Hung - Made the final in 3 out of 4 World Cup events and won 2 bronze medals.

:IRI Mahdi Olfati - Made the final in 3 World Cup events and secured silver in Cottbus. 

:IRL Dominick Cunningham - Made the final in Cairo but can be a little hit-and-miss. Generally pretty consistently in upper 13s which may be enough to qualify. 

:ISR Andrey Medvedev - 2 finals in World Cup events and generally hitting low 14s.

:TPE Tseng Wesi-Sheng - 2 finals at world cup this year and consistently around 14. 

 

There's a further group who could be wildcards based on their 2023 performances but they haven't competed as often at WC events:

:CZE Ondrej Kalny

:CRO Auriel Benovic

:DOM Audrys Nin Reyes and Jabiel Polanco

:VIE Trinh Hai Khang

:UZB Abdulaziz Mirvaliev

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13 minutes ago, Rafa Maciel said:

I'm not sure that they are going to need to score that highly - most of the big scoring vaulters are already qualified through the team event or as All-Around so it may only need high 13s to get the spot.

 

Looking at this year's World Cup/World Challenge Cup results then the following names would be in the frame:

 

:HKG Shek Wai Hung - Made the final in 3 out of 4 World Cup events and won 2 bronze medals.

:IRI Mahdi Olfati - Made the final in 3 World Cup events and secured silver in Cottbus. 

:IRL Dominick Cunningham - Made the final in Cairo but can be a little hit-and-miss. Generally pretty consistently in upper 13s which may be enough to qualify. 

:ISR Andrey Medvedev - 2 finals in World Cup events and generally hitting low 14s.

:TPE Tseng Wesi-Sheng - 2 finals at world cup this year and consistently around 14. 

 

There's a further group who could be wildcards based on their 2023 performances but they haven't competed as often at WC events:

:CZE Ondrej Kalny

:CRO Auriel Benovic

:DOM Audrys Nin Reyes and Jabiel Polanco

:VIE Trinh Hai Khang

:UZB Abdulaziz Mirvaliev

You think russians will not be allowed to qualify?

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1 minute ago, avlar said:

You think russians will not be allowed to qualify?

I don't make any judgement on Russian athletes primarily because I don't have benchmarks for their performance this year - I've collated the 2023 results for over 500 gymnasts but none of them were Russian :) 

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Just now, Rafa Maciel said:

I don't make any judgement on Russian athletes primarily because I don't have benchmarks for their performance this year - I've collated the 2023 results for over 500 gymnasts but none of them were Russian :) 

are the French likely to have 3 quotas?

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5 minutes ago, mrv86 said:

And the “let’s award gold to Simone Biles show on her comeback” just started

And let's also award Shilese Jones some medals alongside :p

 

Their depth is incredible, no team can't even come close to them.

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I see that in qualifications in women's balance beam after first day (not counting women's from countries which may qualify a team) only :CRO Tina Zelcic and :ISR Lihie Raz are above :POL Marta Pihan-Kulesza. Our athlete doesn't have any chance for quota after that or I'm maybe wrong?

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