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Andrade is now the 11th woman in history to win a medal in every event at the World Championships. Only the 3rd in this century after Mustafina and Biles.

have oficially qualified for the Olympics. should join them later today.

When first I saw the image on the video, I thought you had picked "Lost Cause" and I almost screamed

Simone mistake on Floor was kinda funny

Another medal for Rebeca No shame in being second to Simone.

Looks like an injury for Flavia Saraiva Well, at least wasn't in the Team final and she finally leaves a World Championships with a medal.

BRAZIL Melim - Meu Abrigo

At 32, Jade Barbosa wins a World medal 16 years after her first one (AA Bronze in 2007) and 13 years since the last (Vault Bronze in 2010).

Our first ever team medal.

Why wanted to host this knowing it could lost all matches

Boy, was I wrong about prospects here...

And let's also award Shilese Jones some medals alongside Their depth is incredible, no team can't even come close to them.

I think has a much better team now than in 2019, including A team in most sports. Of course there's Athletics, but that's a sport in which Brazil sucks even with the A team.

currently in qualifying position but a lot of teams yet to come. I would say that all teams behind are not safe. all have a chance to qualify.

What a disaster... At least he'll probably qualify for Floor final.

Hashimoto out of AA final is a big surprise.

When he's fired The fact that we almost lost a set to Qatar shows that we'll have a hard time here.

A: alt. B: alt. C: alt.

Except for that terrible 4th set. But I also really liked what I saw today.

That's that main thing. Brazil had 8 wins combining South American Championships and the first 4 matches of the qualifiers, which counted for only +8.6 points since all teams placed lower than Brazil in the ranking. And then a single loss for Turkey yesterday costed -7.2. So If wins against better placed teams, maybe they have a chance.

doing a terrible competition at home, and I thought winning the Asian Championships was a fluke.

qualifies for the Olympics. Tomorrow vs will decide the second quota (I think can even lose and still qualify?).

Maybe they weren't expecting such a difficult first match. Also, somehow does better with bigger teams?

Less than one month to go, should we do some medal table predictions? As usual, USA is too far ahead of the field, with Canada and Brazil fighting for second. From what I've seen, Canada has a very strong team in many sports. Of course a reduced Athletics team can hurt their medal tally, but Brazil isn't that strong in this sport even with most of their best athletes. Given recent results in the Central American Games, I think Mexico has the edge over Colombia. Mexico was top 3 in Lima 2019 and definitely have the potential to be top 5 again. Argentina is the one nation that I think that could spoil this top 5 (they were 5th in 2019), especially ahead of Colombia - which won more medals last year at the South American Games. Once a top sports nation, Cuba is declining in recent multi-sport competitions, but still could make top 7. Wouldn't be that surprising if Chile got a massive home advantage and got better than 8th (which is the same result they had in 2019). For 9th/10th, Ecuador and Venezuela are too close. Dominican Republic could finish ahead of both, though, just like it did in 2019. A former top 10 in their home Games, I don't think Peru will repeat the feat this time. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10