2022 World Gymnastics Championships MAG Qualifications (Monday 10/31)

[RedBirdie]

 

[cats]

Poor guy. Ugh, I was so excited for him.

 

[irichluck21]

Looking at my twitter timeline, they had a real disaster on VT and falls elsewhere. They must have really struggled, as GB and USA really didn’t sound like they had great days either.

They had seemingly planned to go 3 up 3 count on a few events and it backfired.
Sun Wei might have been injured but he still vaulted, probably because he had to.

They also just had multiple mistakes and falls. It will set up for an interesting team final.

 

[lovegymnasts]

RedBirdie:
True this:
At least I got to walk away safe from this… but as long as I can walk away from this there’ll be more opportunities.”

 

[Kittentoes]

This is an utter disaster.

 

[Passion]

Gymnova sucks.

 

[rlayt]

I hope the final isn’t a splat-fest.

 

[Caledi]

Are the Gymnova springboards slipperier than others? I remember people complaining about Gymnova in the past but I don’t remember what the complaints were.

 

[lovegymnasts]

 

[RedBirdie]

Halfway point:

Team after 3
Japan – 260.695
Great Britain – 252.793
USA – 252.295
China – 249.929
Spain – 245.594
Korea – 244.093
Canada – 242.962
Kazakhstan – 236.993

AA after 3
Tanigawa W – 84.731
Hashimoto – 84.665
Fraser – 83.964
Zhang – 83.766
Hong – 83.299
Plata – 82.799
Malone – 82.631
Jarman – 82.365

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Fucking hell China…

 

[J175]

Just checking in for the first time today, and I gather it’s been a mess all round, but China?? Even if they lost a couple of routines from Sun Wei, 11 points behind Japan is huge. After seeing the performance of both Chinese teams in qualifications I’m wondering if their preparation was off or if their training has been affected by the ongoing Covid situation?

 

[Angelika]

I’m so glad Rhys hit - I hope this is his year :ireland: :ireland: :ireland:

 

[rlayt]

Neck and neck with Nedoroscik. That could end up being the best final.

 

[Doug1233]

Crazy fast reaction from Donnell on the springboard there!

 

[RedBirdie]

Rhys McClenaghan 15.233 (6.3/8.933). oh my.

 

[RedBirdie]

Rhys PH, thanks to our very own Ono No Komachi

 

[RedBirdie]

After 4:

1. Japan 260.695
2. Great Britain 252.793
3. United States 252.295
4. China 249.929
5. Italy 247.661
6. Spain 245.594
7. Brazil 245.394
8. South Korea 244.093
9. Canada 242.920
10. Netherland 242.060

AA

1. Tanigawa Wataru 84.731
2. Hashimoto Daiki 84.665
3. Joe Fraser 83.964
4. Zhang Boheng 83.766
5. Asher Hong 83.299
6. Joel Plata 82.799
7. Brody malone 82.631
8. Casimir Schmidt 82.565
9. Caio Souza 82.564
10. Jake Jarman 82.365

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Hope you’re living your best life @OnoNoKomachi!

 

[rlayt]

@OnoNoKomachi thanks!