Artistic Gymnastics at the Summer Olympic Games 2020

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

Yulo...  He's young and he's going to be in Paris for sure, but I wish he had a medal here along with Davtyan.

Well, history for . I'm happy with that. Abliazin did well and deserved silver. I'm not so sure Shin deserved gold.

[vinipereira 3,248]

8 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:

Oh, bummer. The South Korean guy is now in first place, despite an underrotated first vault. Not my favorite.

MAG vaults are always so unpolished (ofc because of the huge difficulty).

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

Just now, vinipereira said:

MAG vaults are always so unpolished (ofc because of the huge difficulty).

Unpolished is one thing, but he almost got the vault devalued because he underrotated it. This should have been penalized a lot more than it was. But this is just my opinion, of course. 

[hckošice 14,901]

Women's Floor Exercise
Final Results

 

  Jade CAREY           
14.366

 

  Vanessa FERRARI            
14.200

 

  Mai MURAKAMI          
14.166

  Angelina MELNIKOVA           
14.166

 

Final Results Here

Qualifiers Results Here

[merlinsbeard 22]

Adem  Inceredible first vault, he was so close to the gold medal and he messed up in the easier one, really saddening

[Griff88 1,952]

Yulo…. 

[Tigercub 71]

My heart breaks for Yulo ??? i think he lacked the mental toughness and felt highly pressured to win, he wasn’t the Yulo we saw in the Stuttgart World Championships as a gymnast who has nothing lose and one who was having fun

 

Looking at the good side of things, he is still young and has a lot to gain, surely he’ll be back in Paris 2024.

[hckošice 14,901]

Men's Vault
Final Results

 

  SHIN Jae-Hwan             
15.500

 

  Denis ABLIAZIN                
15.300

 

  Artur DAVTYAN          
15.200

 

Final Results Here

Qualifiers Results Here

[Makedonas 2,165]

5 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:

I haven't watched any of the finals yet, but the results are indeed shocking. At least Greece got medal in men's long jump, so the day was not a tragedy for you. I don't know what happened to Petrounias, but at least he got a medal, so there's still reason to celebrate.

Yes, I agree. I knew it would be tough to win gold but really didn't expect him to win less than silver. I also thought his performance was very good and was surprised with the 15.200.

 

Anyways a medal is still good and I guess there's not much difference between silver and bronze for him. After everything he went through and almost didn't qualify for Tokyo, we should not complain.

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

41 minutes ago, Makedonas said:

Yes, I agree. I knew it would be tough to win gold but really didn't expect him to win less than silver. I also thought his performance was very good and was surprised with the 15.200.

 

Anyways a medal is still good and I guess there's not much difference between silver and bronze for him. After everything he went through and almost didn't qualify for Tokyo, we should not complain.

The overall score depends a lot on the angle of the shoulders in some skills, and how long gymnasts can hold a static position, so the fluctuation in scores is perfectly normal. It's still shocking that he had his "worse" performance in a long time in the most important night of the whole quad. Anyway, this is how sport works. A second medal is a great achievement on this apparatus, anyway, and the curse of rings champions not repeating their gold medals after 1972 continues.