2022 Worlds Liverpool (TV listings) now at post #1

[Dex]

Anyone received their tickets yet? Leaving in two weeks and still did not receive them

 

[Bob]

at the British this year they ended up emailing them about 5 days before. It is at the same venue.

 

[Bogwoppit]

I messaged them two weeks ago, they said we will get e-tickets two weeks out. I leave the 19th for the UK and would prefer to be printing tickets for 7 people at home. Because no way can I shuffle a weeks worth of e-tickets on my phone. We shall see.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Mine got emailed today.

 

[Dex]

I got them too

 

[irichluck21]

NBC/Peacock for US viewers

 

[irichluck21]

Can those of you overseas post TV listings?

@RAFIKI @MaryClare

 

[RAFIKI]

TBD for the UK. BG posted this last week:

We’re delighted that all finals will be shown in full, live across the BBC. We’re unsure at this stage on which channels and will update this as soon as we hear more. We understand coverage will be on a mix of BBC2, BBC3 and the iPlayer.

We’re waiting to find out more information about coverage of qualifying and will update this page as soon as we know more.

 

[RAFIKI]

Can those of you overseas post TV listings?

Overseas compared to where?

 

[irichluck21]

Overseas compared to where?

Girl!! LOL USA I already posted the US listings.

 

[KristyJ]

Sooooooo… If I don’t have Peacock because I just didn’t need another streaming service, can I watch it all live on NBCSports .com?
Alternatively, would a VPN and BBC work? I am having strong objections to being railroaded into yet another specific streaming service for this and having held out from NBC streaming ever since they yoinked the skating and charged me $50 without notice, I don’t want to give in and give them money again.

And edit- do we have any way to watch the podium training yet? Will it be on Flip Now, which I did cave and purchase for one month?

 

[lovegymnasts]

Long post from
https://www.intlgymnast.com/news/2022-world-gymnastics-championships-competition-schedule-rotations/

2022 World Gymnastics Championships Competition Schedule & Rotations​

IG Staff​

Tuesday, October 25, 2022​

The 2022 World Gymnastics Championships will be held October 29 – November 6 in Liverpool, England. IG Media will be on site covering podium training and all qualification sessions and event finals starting October 27th. Below is the schedule for all sessions of the event.

Thursday, October 27​

MAG Podium Training 1

• Subdivision 1 – 9:00 (4am ET)
• Subdivision 2 – 10:35 (5:35am ET)
• Subdivision 3 – 12:10 (7:10am ET)
• Subdivision 4 – 13:45 (8:45am ET)
• Subdivision 5 – 15:20 (10:20am ET)
• Subdivision 6 – 16:55 (11:55am ET)

WAG Podium Training

• Subdivision 1 – 19:50 (2:50pm ET)
• Subdivision 2 – 21:25 (4:25pm ET)

Friday, October 28​

WAG Podium Training

• Subdivision 3 – 9:00 (4am ET)
• Subdivision 4 – 10:35 (5:35am ET)
• Subdivision 5 – 12:10 (7:10am ET)
• Subdivision 6 – 13:50 (8:50am ET)
• Subdivision 7 – 15:30 (10:30am ET)
• Subdivision 8 – 17:05 (12:05pm ET)
• Subdivision 9 – 18:45 (1:45pm ET)
• Subdivision 10 – 20:20 (3:20pm ET)

Saturday, October 29​

MAG Podium Training 2

• Subdivision 1 – 9:00 (4am ET)
• Subdivision 2 – 10:35 (5:35am ET)
• Subdivision 3 – 12:10 (7:10am ET)
• Subdivision 4 – 13:45 (8:45am ET)
• Subdivision 5 – 15:20 (10:20am ET)
• Subdivision 6 – 16:55 (11:55am ET)

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 1 – 20:00 (3pm ET)

• VT – AS1 A(ZE, GRE, IND, MLT, SLO)
• UB – AS2 (HGK, NOR, VIE, CZE, MAR)
• BB – BEL
• FX – USA

Shilese Jones will hope to lead team USA to a sixth consecutive world team title

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 2 – 21:30 (4:30pm ET)

• VT – AA12 (ISL, THA, VEN)
• UB – ROM
• BB – AA7 (ISR, ECU)
• FX – ESP

Sunday, October 30​

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 3 – 9:30 (5:30am ET)

• VT – KOR
• UB – AA1 (CHI, NZL)
• BB – AA14 (CRO, SLO)
• FX – UKR

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 4 – 11:00 (7am ET)

• VT – SWE
• UB – AUS
• BB – AA9 (PAN, UZB)
• FX – HUN

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 5 – 12:45 (8:45am ET)

• VT – AA10 (CRC, CYP, SGP)
• UB – CAN
• BB – CHN
• FX – AA5 (TUR, JAM)

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 6 – 14:15 (10:15am ET)

• VT – MEX
• UB – FRA
• BB – AA2 (LUX, POR, TTO)
• FX – AA13 (DEN, RSA)

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 7 – 17:00 (1pm ET)

• VT – FIN
• UB – NED
• BB – AA8 (ALG, CZE)
• FX – JPN

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 8 – 18:30 (2:30pm ET)

• VT – AA4 (INA, PER, SUI)
• UB – ARG
• BB – BRA
• FX – GER

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 9 – 20:15 (4:15pm ET)

• VT – AA3 (BAR, GRE, IRL)
• UB – ITA
• BB – TPE
• FX – EGY

Women’s Qualification – Subdivision 10 – 21:45 (5:45pm ET)

• VT – AA11 (KAZ, NOR)
• UB – GBR
• BB – AUT
• FX – AA6 (COL, MLT, SRI)

Monday, October 31​

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 1 – 9:30 (5:30am ET)

• FX – AUT
• PH – AA8 (ARM, POR, PUR)
• SR – USA
• VT – CAN
• PB – AA5 (ISL, NZL)
• HB – SUI

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 2 – 11:30 (7:30am ET)

• FX – KAZ
• PH – AA6 (ISR, SRB, UZB)
• SR – KOR
• VT – AA2 (CHI, LAT, MEX, PER)
• PB – GBR
• HB – CHN

Daiki Hashimoto (JPN), the reigning Olympic all-around champion

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 3 – 13:50 (9:50am ET)

• FX – ESP
• PH – JPN
• SR – AA10 (BUL, SWE)
• VT – AA3 (IND, LTU)
• PB – UKR
• HB – ROU

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 4 – 15:50 (11:50am ET)

• FX – NED
• PH – ITA
• SR – AS2 (ARM, FIN, GRE, LTU, IRL, ISR)
• VT – COL
• PB – BRA
• HB – AS1 (ALB, AZE, CRO, CYP, HKG, JOR, MAR, POL, SLO, UZB, VIE)

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 5 – 19:00 (3pm ET)

• FX – TUR
• FX – EGY
• SR – GER
• VT – TPE
• PB – AA7 (CYP, NOR)
• HB – AA9 (ALG, ARG, IRI, MAR)

Men’s Qualification – Subdivision 6 – 21:00 (5pm ET)

• FX – BEL
• PH – AA4 (AZE, DOM, GRE, PHI)
• SR – AUS
• VT – FRA
• PB – HUN
• HB – AA1 (FIN, IRL)

Tuesday, November 1​

Women’s Team Final – 18:15 (2:15pm ET)

Wednesday, November 2​

Men’s Team Final – 17:35 (1:35pm ET)

Thursday, November 3​

Women’s All-around Final – 18:45 (2:45pm ET)

Friday, November 4​

Men’s All-around Final – 18:00 (2pm ET)

Saturday, November 5​

Apparatus Finals Day 1 (MAG FX, PH, SR – WAG VT, UB) – 13:30 (9:30am ET)

Sunday, November 6​

Apparatus Finals Day 2 (MAG VT, PB, HB – WAG BB, FX) – 13:30 (8:30am ET)

Rebeca Andrade (BRA) is one of the favorites for the women’s all-around title

 

[rlayt]

need another streaming service, can I watch it all live on NBCSports .com?
Alternatively, would a VPN and BBC work?

In my experience NBCSports requires that you already have a network or Hulu service. Sling wasn’t even good enough. And I tried a VPN with the BBC and it still blocked me. Maybe I got the address part wrong. They want a residential address too.

Since NBC has a contract for the event I doubt FlipNow has anything.

When Scott Bregman was still with them USAG did better.

 

[RedBirdie]

Why do men get 2 opportunities to training on the podium, but only 1 for women? Seems incredibly unfair.

 

[irichluck21]

Why do men get 2 opportunities to training on the podium, but only 1 for women? Seems incredibly unfair.

The MAG podium training time is halved so that is why they have 2 opportunities.
They don’t have an overall longer time than the women.
It is how the FIG is managing their new schedule to minimize the total number of days that Worlds takes place. IIRC this new schedule reduced Worlds by two days.

 

[RedBirdie]

Ugh, absolutely no broadcast of qualifications. At all. Period. Eurovision is the distributor and they have decided not to transmit. So even if broadcasters wanted to show qualifications, no dice.

It’s 20-fucking-22! How is this even happening? How is FIG allowing this to happen? Ridiculous.

 

[rlayt]

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[Caligym]

It’s crazy. Literally one person could be hired to set up iPads on tripods next to each event and stream qualifying. Has there been any explanation of why?

 

[cats]

Would love to know how that contract got signed. Amazing that there are a squillion rules for hosting an event but a company is allowed to prevent the rest of the world from seeing it.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Particularly annoying when you think that for 1993 worlds, 30 fucking years ago, the BBC broadcast prelims. On terrestrial, when they only had two channels, meaning the limitations were much more significant than today. Usually access to the internet makes following gymnastics infinitely easier than it was back then. Apparently not for this.