Sport Climbing IFSC World Championships 2025

[clemsonbeav 292]

Emma Hunt slips on both her quali runs and won't make it to finals.

Edited September 24, 2025 by clemsonbeav

[Monzanator 4,830]

Aleksandra Mirosław wins gold in 6,03 secs

[clemsonbeav 292]

1 hour ago, Monzanator said:

Aleksandra Mirosław wins gold in 6,03 secs

A new WR for W Speed!  

 

In the Quarter-Finals, there were only athletes from , , and .  The hometown Jimin Jeong placed 4th, however.

 

Gold - Alexandra Mirosław 

Silver - Deng Lijuan 

Bronze - Zhao Yafei 

 

Congrats!

 

Now bring on the men tomorrow!  

[copravolley 565]

Emma Hunt doesn't seem to have the good mental forse for this sport... I think the USA should look for other people with a better mental or help Hunt solve her problem with a sports psychologist?

[intoronto 6,641]

Apparently we have a qualified psychologist on this forum 😜 

[Adriano 626]

Great run for our polish start! I am so happy that they finally split this combined event from Tokyo 2020 for 3 seperate events in LA. I hope she will be still on top in 2028. But China has plenty if talented girls.

Edited September 24, 2025 by Adriano

[Monzanator 4,830]

Asians should dominate this sport (especially among women) going forward. It's really one for the smaller sized people alas it requires a lot of technique (duh) and this is the main problem. But China, Korea & Southeast Asia should take the reigns going forward (well, Indonesia has visible presence in the sport already so they clearly spotted this opportunity).

[copravolley 565]

Poland has a fundamental problem: outside of women's speed, it's practically doesn`t exist in other forms of this sport and even in women's speed, they only has one dominant athlete- Miroslaw, who is over 30. Other women are strong, but they don't guarantee medals. In men, Poland probably only has one athlete in the wide top- Dzienski. I wonder why they are only successful in women's speed, while in other forms of the sport, they have a huge prpblem to even enter into the top 16 at the World Championships/World Cup.

Edited September 24, 2025 by copravolley

[clemsonbeav 292]

Men's Speed Qualis are done...

 

Proud to say that the  has three men moving forward.  Zach Hammer and Sam Watson are in the top 2 positions, and a rising star Michael Hom climbed into 5th position.

 

Glad to see Eric Noya Cardona  through to the finals.  He's always got a great attitude, and I love to see him succeed.

 

Probably the biggest upset was Ryo Omasa  failing to make it through, considering he medalled three times this year on the WC Circuit.

 

5.078 was the cutoff time.  So fast!

[Gianlu33 5,422]

Reza defeated Watson!