Dennis

what a championship for    
 
present is good, future is bright!

A medal for Egypt!!! YAAAAYYY!!!

After getting so close in 1950 and 2021 in the senior division, FINALLY a medal! First-ever medal for an African nation!

Grand Slam (Antalya ) Results - Day 3
 
Men -90kg
1. Noel van ʻt End
2. Alex Cret
3/4. Artem Bubyr
3/4. Ivaylo Ivanov
 
Women -78kg
1. Audrey Tcheumeo
2. Shori Hamada
3/4. Alina Boehm
3/4. Patricia Sampaio
 
Men -100kg
1. Aaron Fara
2. Daniel Eich
3/4. Bojan Dosen
3/4. Kyle Reyes
 
Women +78kg
1. Kayra Sayit
2. Milica Zabic
3/4. Romane Dicko
3/4. Hilal Ozturk
 
Men +100kg
1. Jelle Snippe
2. Roy Meyer
3/4. Song Woo-hyeok
3/4. Ibrahim Tataroglu
 
Now we wait for the World Championships (7 May)

First day of the competition today. 
 
Men's team final:
 
164.831 -  Japan 161.229 -  China 159.598 -  Italy 159.161 -  Armenia 157.696 -  France 157.530 -  United States of America 157.331 -  Great Britain 155.996 -  Germany 155.095 -  Egypt 154.330 -  Turkey

Qualified for the finals:
 
Men's all-around:
 Angel Barajas (81.464)  Tsunogai Tomoharu (81.366)  Yang Chunjie (79.965)  Tommaso Brugnami (79.899)  Kamiyama Haruto (79.830)  Qin Guohuan (79.698)  Winston Powell (79.432)
He Xiang (79.431) (CHN)  Riccardo Villa (79.399)
Tanida Masaharu (79.299) (JPN)  Anthony Mansard (78.966)  Erik Baghdasaryan (78.563)  Kai Uemura (78.432)  Hamlet Manukyan (78.430)  Romain Cavallaro (77.896)  David Shamah (77.831)
Mamikon Khachatryan (77.499) (ARM)
Manuel Berettera (77.165) (ITA)  Mohamed Attia (77.098)  Timo Eder (77.032)  Maxim Kovalenko (77.032)  Alfred Schwaiger (76.698)  Volkan Arda Hamarat (76.665)  Alexander Yolshina-Cash (76.465)  Joao Victor da Silva Perdigao (76.398)  Zala Samu Zambori (76.365)  Marcus Pietarinen (76.298)  Mostafa Ahmed (76.164)
  Floor:
 Tanida Masaharu (13.800)  Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.733)
Kamiyama Haruto (13.733) (JPN)  Maxim Kovalenko (13.666)  Angel Barajas (13.633)  Tommaso Brugnami (13.633)  Anthony Mansard (13.400)  Timo Eder (13.333)  Yang Chunjie (13.300)
  Pommel Horse:
 Hamlet Manukyan (14.133)
Kristijonas Padegimas (14.100) (LTU) [website says he's not in the final, unsure why?]  Mamikon Khachatryan (14.000)  Yang Chunjie (13.866)  Zeinolla Idrissov (13.833)  He Xiang (13.466)  Alexander Yolshina-Cash (13.433)  Manoah Felicite (13.400)  Mostafa Ahmed (13.333)
  Rings:
 Hamlet Manukyan (13.666)  Riccardo Villa (13.600)  Tanida Masaharu (13.400)  Erik Baghdasaryan (13.366)  Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.333)  Yang Chunjie (13.233)  Kai Uemura (13.200)  Marcus Pietarinen (13.166)
  Vault:
 Daniel Trifonov (13.966)  Tommaso Brugnami (13.916)  Kamiyama Haruto (13.683)  Szilard Zavory (13.633)  Alperen Ege Avci (13.616)  Victor Canuel (13.616)  Maxim Kovalenko (13.566)  Jakob Kvamsoee (13.533)
  Parallel Bars:
 Tanida Masaharu (14.333)  Qin Guohuan (14.000)  Angel Barajas (13.966)  Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.900)  Yang Chunjie (13.800)
Kamiyama Haruto (13.766) (JPN) [2nd individual final he misses out of because 2 other Japanese gymnasts outperformed him]  Yahia Zakaria (13.566)  Erik Baghdasaryan (13.533)  Winston Powell (13.500)
  Horizontal Bars:
 Tanida Masaharu (13.633)  Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.600)  Angel Barajas (13.466)  Riccardo Villa (13.233) Anthony Mansard (13.200)  He Xiang (13.200) Winston Powell (13.133) Zala Samu Zambori (13.066)

I think this is the first one I took part in a prediction contest and I won 🙌 
 
Thank you @Wumo for organizing and congrats to @Topicmaster1010 and @phelps as well!

I think this is the first one I took part in a prediction contest and I won 🙌 
 
Thank you @Wumo for organizing and congrats to @Topicmaster1010 and @phelps as well!

I think this is the first one I took part in a prediction contest and I won 🙌 
 
Thank you @Wumo for organizing and congrats to @Topicmaster1010 and @phelps as well!

Medal table:
 
Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total  Netherlands 5 1 2 8  South Korea 2 3 1 6  Italy 1 2 1 4  China 1 1 0 2  Canada 0 1 5 6  Belgium 0 1 0 1 Like last year in Montreal, only six different countries won at least one medal.
 
Last year  won 4 golden medals (all by Shaoang Liu) and  won 1 silver medal, whereas  and  (not participating) won no medals. 
 
Home nation  ended with the lowest number of gold medals since 2001. 

Medal table:
 
Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total  Netherlands 5 1 2 8  South Korea 2 3 1 6  Italy 1 2 1 4  China 1 1 0 2  Canada 0 1 5 6  Belgium 0 1 0 1 Like last year in Montreal, only six different countries won at least one medal.
 
Last year  won 4 golden medals (all by Shaoang Liu) and  won 1 silver medal, whereas  and  (not participating) won no medals. 
 
Home nation  ended with the lowest number of gold medals since 2001. 

Today's results:
 
Women's 1.000m:
 Xandra Velzeboer  Choi Minjeong  Courtney Sarault  Claudia Gagnon  Suzanne Schulting (PEN in A-final)  Hanne Desmet (B-final)  Kim Gilli (B-final)  Kamila Stormowska (B-final)  Arianna Sighel (B-final)  Kim Boutin (B-final) Men's 1.000m:
 Park Ji Won  Stijn Desmet  Steven Dubois  Hong Kyung Hwan  Pietro Sighel  Kazuki Yoshinaga (B-final)  Jens van 't Wout (B-final)  Brendan Corey (B-final)  Lee June Seo (B-final)  Roberts Kruzbergs (PEN in semi-final) Mixed team relay:
 Netherlands  China  Italy  Belgium  South Korea (B-final)  Poland (B-final)  United States of America (B-final)  Canada (B-final)  Hungary (Quarterfinals)  Kazakhstan (Quarterfinals) Women's relay:
 Netherlands  South Korea  Canada  Italy  Hungary (B-final)  Japan (B-final)  Poland (B-final) United States of America (B-final)  China (Quarterfinals)  Kazakhstan (Quarterfinals) Men's relay:
 China  Italy  South Korea  Canada  Japan (B-final)  Netherlands (B-final)  Hungary (B-final)  Poland (B-final)  Kazakhstan (Quarterfinals)  United States of America (Quarterfinals)

Medal table:
 
Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total  Netherlands 5 1 2 8  South Korea 2 3 1 6  Italy 1 2 1 4  China 1 1 0 2  Canada 0 1 5 6  Belgium 0 1 0 1 Like last year in Montreal, only six different countries won at least one medal.
 
Last year  won 4 golden medals (all by Shaoang Liu) and  won 1 silver medal, whereas  and  (not participating) won no medals. 
 
Home nation  ended with the lowest number of gold medals since 2001. 

A podium sweep for the Dutch women on the 500m in South Korea 

Today's results on the individual distances:
 
Women's 1.500m:
 Suzanne Schulting  Choi Minjeong  Kim Boutin  Hanne Desmet  Courtney Sarault  Kristen Santos-Griswold  Corinne Stoddard  Kim Gilli (B-final)  Claudia Gagnon (B-final)  Zang Yize (B-final) Men's 1.500m:
 Park Ji Won  Pietro Sighel  Pascal Dion  Jens van 't Wout  Sjinkie Knegt  Brendan Corey  Rino Vanhooren  Steven Dubois (Penalty in A-final)  Stijn Desmet (B-final)  Lee June Seo (B-final) Women's 500m:
 Xandra Velzeboer  Suzanne Schulting  Selma Poutsma  Rikki Doak  Corinne Stoddard  Nikola Mazur (B-final)  Arianna Valcepina (B-final)  Arianna Sighel (B-final)  Kim Boutin (B-final, DNS)  Hanne Desmet (Semifinals, PEN) Men's 500m:
 Pietro Sighel  Steven Dubois  Jens van 't Wout  Denis Nikisha  Lin Xiaojun (Penalty in A-final)  Maxime Laoun (B-final)  Kyung Hwan Hong (B-final)  June Seo Lee (B-final)  Stijn Desmet (B-final)  Lukasz Kuczynski (B-final)

A podium sweep for the Dutch women on the 500m in South Korea 

and we have 3 finalists from Jordan , Malta and Portugal that's really nice 

no, he's the 4th Italian man to win (at least) 1 individual Gold at the world champs.
 
Fabio Carta in 1999 was the last one.
 
before him, Orazio Fagone (twice) and Mirko Vuillermin also won world gold medals.

Today's results on the individual distances:
 
Women's 1.500m:
 Suzanne Schulting  Choi Minjeong  Kim Boutin  Hanne Desmet  Courtney Sarault  Kristen Santos-Griswold  Corinne Stoddard  Kim Gilli (B-final)  Claudia Gagnon (B-final)  Zang Yize (B-final) Men's 1.500m:
 Park Ji Won  Pietro Sighel  Pascal Dion  Jens van 't Wout  Sjinkie Knegt  Brendan Corey  Rino Vanhooren  Steven Dubois (Penalty in A-final)  Stijn Desmet (B-final)  Lee June Seo (B-final) Women's 500m:
 Xandra Velzeboer  Suzanne Schulting  Selma Poutsma  Rikki Doak  Corinne Stoddard  Nikola Mazur (B-final)  Arianna Valcepina (B-final)  Arianna Sighel (B-final)  Kim Boutin (B-final, DNS)  Hanne Desmet (Semifinals, PEN) Men's 500m:
 Pietro Sighel  Steven Dubois  Jens van 't Wout  Denis Nikisha  Lin Xiaojun (Penalty in A-final)  Maxime Laoun (B-final)  Kyung Hwan Hong (B-final)  June Seo Lee (B-final)  Stijn Desmet (B-final)  Lukasz Kuczynski (B-final)

I'm almost sure that Carta already won a gold, i haven't idea when. In 1996 Fagone won the 500m on the Netherland ice meanwhile Vuillermin won the 500m in Beijing 1993. 
Sighel should be the 4th Italian to become World championship in an individual event 

Very impressive race and deserved winner 
 
The gap between Ghiotto and Bergsma is 14.2 seconds and with Bloemen even 20.4 seconds 

Duplantis CHOSE to skip this event. It is not their fault that he created an opportunity for the others, and they took advantage of it.
 
Also, one could argue that they are unlucky to compete against Duplantis in all other competitions, and that in another era they would be more successful because they wouldn't have to compete with Mondo.
 
And Blech cleared 5.80 and didn't win a medal, which was the first time in the men's pole vault since Belgrade 2017 that someone cleared 5.80 and still missed the podium. The level was not as low as you make it out to be.
 
 
I am happy that Karalis finally got a medal after being close many other times (4th at the Tokyo Olympics, 4th at the 2019 European Indoors, 5th at the 2018 World Indoors as an 18 yo...)

no one's acting like the pole vault gold is amazing,why are you heated  ?
 

We know Duplantis was not there, no need to remind it every 30s.
As we say here "les absents ont toujours tort", congrats to the winner.

Yeah, historically the problem has been that all their pole vaulters have to wear oxygen masks.

No, I just knew that joke that the High Jump world record mark is the highest point of the Netherlands