Event (FIG) 2025 Tashkent World Challenge Cup (Jun 18-21)

[RedBirdie]

RGF says they are letting their AIN athletes compete internationally now. Just changed course in the last couple of days. Guess we'll see who shows up at worlds.

 

[MaryClare]

RGF says they are letting their AIN athletes compete internationally now. Just changed course in the last couple of days. Guess we'll see who shows up at worlds.

Only trampoline so far. However judges across several disciplines have been given international assignments.

Here is the RGF press release as published on the federation website. It mentions an entry application for the French international in September. This is likely just standard practice, but it may be a realistic timeframe of when we might see Russian artistic gymnasts compete internationally

Федерация гимнастики России сообщает:

Подтверждено участие российских спортсменов в этапах Кубка мира 2025 по прыжкам на батуте в Португалии (5–6 июля), Германии (20–21 сентября), Болгарии (27–28 сентября) и Франции (3–5 октября).

Запланировано участие российских спортсменов в чемпионате мира по прыжкам на батуте (Мадрид, 2–10 ноября) и в первенстве мира (10–17 ноября).

Направлена предварительная заявка для участия российских спортсменов в «Кубке Претендентов 2025» по спортивной гимнастике, который пройдет в Париже 13 по 14 сентября. До 16 июля 2025 года будет определен окончательный количественный состав.



Алина Гусарова и Ирина Берек будут работать в качестве нейтральных судей на Кубке Тбилиси по художественной гимнастике с 11 по 15 июня 2025 года.

Вице-президенты ФГР Ирина Никитина (спортивная акробатика) и Владислав Оскнер (спортивная аэробика) вошли в состав высшего жюри соответствующих видов спорта на Всемирных Играх 2025, которые пройдут в китайском Чэнду 7-17 августа.

Дмитрий Андреев назначен судьей категории D2 на вольных упражнениях на чемпионате мира по спортивной гимнастике (19-25 октября, Индонезия).

Федерация гимнастики России продолжает планомерную работу, направленную на восстановление полноценного участия российских спортсменов в международной спортивной жизни.

 

[Passion]

It mentions an entry application for the French international in September.

The Paris World Challenge Cup is September 13th.

 

[Passion]

Women's Vault Final
1. Valentina Georgieva BUL - 13.450
2. Oksana Chusovitina UZB - 13.275
3. Shakhinabonu Yusufova UZB - 12.950
4. Bengisu Yildiz TUR - 12.775
5. Nazli Savranbasi TUR - 12.425
6. Kira Maharevich AIN - 12.375
7. Viktoria Ventsislavova BUL - 12.200
8. Ameli Mukusheva KAZ - 12.100

Women's Uneven Bars Final
1. Kaylia Nemour ALG - 14.700
2. Naveen Daries RSA - 12.500
3. Sofia Mester CRO - 12.500
4. Zelme Daries RSA - 12.350
5. Nazli Savranbasi TUR - 11.850
6. Bengisu Yildiz TUR - 11.700
7. Odinakhon Robidjonova UZB - 11.550
8. Hildur Maja Gudmundsdottir ISL - 11.200

Men's Floor Exercise Final
1. Abdulaziz Mirvaliev UZB - 13.900
2. Khumoyun Islomov UZB - 13.700
3. Armen Petrosyan ARM - 13.650
4. Marcel Graf GER - 13.100
5. Mert Efe Kilicer TUR - 12.900
6. Aleh Tsiaselski AIN - 12.300
7. Mehmet Ayberk Kosak UZB - 12.200
8. Robert Gyulumyan ARM - 11.450

Men's Pommel Horse Final
1. Mamikon Khachatryan ARM - 14.500
2. Ravshan Kamiljanov UZB - 14.350
3. Ihor Dyshuk UKR - 13.400
4. Zeinolla Idrissov KAZ - 13.200
5. Mikita Perfianovich AIN - 12.700
6. Bohdan Suprun UKR - 12.550
7. Diyas Toishybek KAZ - 12.500
8. Filip Ude CRO - 12.450

Men's Still Rings Final
1. Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov UZB - 13.550
2. Mehmet Ayberk Kosak TUR - 13.400
3. Wang Yi-Hsiang TPE - 13.300
4. Ozotilla Abdurasulov UZB - 13.050
5. Bohdan Suprun UKR - 13.000
6. Dmytro Prudko UKR - 12.800
8. Dmitriy Patanin KAZ - 12.050

Don't know what happened to 7th, but Kerem Sener was supposed to be here somewhere.

 

[Passion]

Women's Balance Beam Final
1. Kaylia Nemour ALG - 13.300
2. Odinakhon Robidjonova UZB - 12.500
3. Korkem Yerbossynkyzy KAZ - 12.100
4. Anna Lashchevska UKR - 12.050
5. Bengisu Yildiz TUR - 11.950
6. Marianna Kiniuk UKR - 11.250
7. Naveen Daries RSA - 11.150
8. Kira Maharevich AIN - 10.150

Women's Floor Exercise Final
1. Antea Sikic Kaucic CRO - 12.350
2. Hildur Maja Gudmundsdottir ISL - 12.250
3. Kira Maharevich AIN - 12.200
4. Bengisu Yildiz TUR - 12.150
5. Anastasiya Smantsar AIN - 12.100
6. Nazli Savranbasi TUR - 12.000
7. Naveen Daries RSA - 11.550
8. Shakhinabonu Yusufova UZB - 10.900

Men's Vault Final
1. Abdulaziz Mirvaliev UZB - 14.300
2. Tseng Wei-Sheng TPE - 14.025
3. Daniel Trifonov BUL - 13.900
4. Dimitar Dimitrov BUL - 13.350
5. Erik Baghdasaryan ARM - 13.275
6. Altynkhan Temirbek KAZ - 13.075
7. Khumoyun Islomov UZB - 12.600
8. Bohdan Suprun UKR - 12.425

Men's Parallel Bars Final
1. Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov UZB - 13.550
2. Ilyas Azizov KAZ - 13.100
3. Dmitriy Patanin KAZ - 12.700
4. Erik Baghdasaryan ARM - 12.450
5. Bozhidar Zlatanov BUL - 12.300
6. Yehor Perepolkin UKR - 12.000
7. Daniel Trifonov BUL - 10.550
8. Anton Bulka GER - 10.550

Anton Bulka replaced Kerem Sener.

Men's High Bar Final
1. Mert Efe Kilicer TUR - 13.250
2. Daniel Trifonov BUL - 13.000
3. Robert Gyulumyan ARM - 12.850
4. Ravshan Kamiljanov UZB - 12.650
5. Yehor Perepolkin UKR - 12.500
6. Alisher Boysarov UZB - 12.000
7. Anton Bulka GER - 11.100
8. Mert Oeztuerk GER - 11.050

Ravshan Kamiljanov replaced Kerem Sener.

Adex streamed the day 2 broadcast on Twitter here:

https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1dRJZYLPdgzGB

The power goes out in the arena/city midway through the FX final for about a half an hour.

 

[Doug1233]

Looks like they didn’t give Neymour an acro series on beam. Only a 5.6D. I thought you still got the CR for a repeat skill in a series - but I guess not.

Relying on the Two Foot Layout as her only acro series, when she mounts with a LOSO, if she has a habit of putting her foot down if it’s short, is a real risk.

It’s like Steingruber and her Gogean before the Split Full. No one ever thought it would be an issue until it was.

They should nix that whole pass and work on adding a BHS after the LOSO LOSO mount.

 

[Aeris]

LOSO mount + LOSO deserves to count as the acro series, it's silly how mounts are excluded from that CR. They let front roll mounts count for the turn requirement and those are trivial. Unless you're Sabrina Voinea.

 

[RichardL]

I feel like the front roll mount tragedy will outlive Sabrina Voinea's accomplishments because of the reported lack of repetitions in training, at least from my perspective as a former coach. Those kinds of mistakes happen because you let the skills seem minor to the gymnast.

 

[Denn]

They should nix that whole pass and work on adding a BHS after the LOSO LOSO mount.

Yes, though any even better "solution" would be for FIG to count the mount as a series, which it clearly is. ETA: I see @Aeris beat me to this!

Actually, I would love to see LOSO mount + LOSO + back pike (whip) for E + C + C + 0.4 some day. Three elements and a requirement done in just a couple seconds. A front salto, a dance series, a spin, and a dismount, and you've avoided deductions and have lots of time to dance.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Looks like they didn’t give Neymour an acro series on beam. Only a 5.6D. I thought you still got the CR for a repeat skill in a series - but I guess not.

Relying on the Two Foot Layout as her only acro series, when she mounts with a LOSO, if she has a habit of putting her foot down if it’s short, is a real risk.

It’s like Steingruber and her Gogean before the Split Full. No one ever thought it would be an issue until it was.

They should nix that whole pass and work on adding a BHS after the LOSO LOSO mount.

That's what's going to happen, isn't it? Because we can't have nice things. Stupid FIG. As if that isn't a proper acro series. But no doubt the bhs loso that'll replace it will add ever so much more to the routine than an interesting, unusual and daring mount combo.

 

[rlayt]

Is the French national federation still kicking itself…

 

[Aeris]

Actually, I would love to see LOSO mount + LOSO + back pike (whip) for E + C + C + 0.4 some day. Three elements and a requirement done in just a couple seconds. A front salto, a dance series, a spin, and a dismount, and you've avoided deductions and have lots of time to dance.

8 skills only routine:

LOSO mount (E) + LOSO (C) + BHS split sit (C, still waiting to be named, and waiting to be used by tons of gymnasts with the side aerial, first performed by a Russian gymnast at national competition in the 70's or 80's if anyone can find a video)
Triple wolf (E)
Side Straddle (C) + Tuck 1/1 (D)
Roundoff (B) + Double Arabian (G)

But probably we can allow a couple more skills if someone is capable of such an ambitious mount and dismount. Can't leave home without a requisite aerial combo.

 

[CameliasFingerpaint]

Looks like they didn’t give Neymour an acro series on beam. Only a 5.6D. I thought you still got the CR for a repeat skill in a series - but I guess not.

Relying on the Two Foot Layout as her only acro series, when she mounts with a LOSO, if she has a habit of putting her foot down if it’s short, is a real risk.

It’s like Steingruber and her Gogean before the Split Full. No one ever thought it would be an issue until it was.

They should nix that whole pass and work on adding a BHS after the LOSO LOSO mount.

Is this a mistake she has ever made before, though? It seemed like a freak occurrence. I'd love for her to upgrade to add another LOSO after the mount series, Mari Kosuge style.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Is this a mistake she has ever made before, though? It seemed like a freak occurrence. I'd love for her to upgrade to add another LOSO after the mount series, Mari Kosuge style.

I like your thinking. Go hard or go home, death or glory etc.

 

[Denn]

That's why I said back pike. It would not only get the extra 0.2 in bonus, but also another C that can count in the exercise.

Even a Chen-type element would do that actually. I thought we would see more of those. they're hard, but they are Cs and would get plenty of bonus to justify themselves.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

That's why I said back pike. It would not only get the extra 0.2 in bonus, but also another C that can count in the exercise.

Even a Chen-type element would do that actually. I thought we would see more of those. they're hard, but they are Cs and would get plenty of bonus to justify themselves.

They seem to have gone out of favour in recent years. I presume it wouldn't be too hard to resurrect teaching the technique, but for whatever reason that guess has yet to be tested.

 

[MaryClare]

Is the Chen back in the COP? IIRC, it was removed along with the mount version in 2001 due to the monstrosities competed by Romania. The Rueda was left in, and a few gymnasts competed it during that quad (Ban, Tweddle) but I don’t recall seeing any after that

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Is the Chen back in the COP? IIRC, it was removed along with the mount version in 2001 due to the monstrosities competed by Romania. The Rueda was left in, and a few gymnasts competed it during that quad (Ban, Tweddle) but I don’t recall seeing any after that

Me neither, not even in 06-08 when people were grubbing around for 10 counting elements.

 

[Aeris]

The Rueda is another one of those moves that should be seeing a good amount of usage. It avoids the low chest deduction of a back tuck/pike and can provide a more stable landing than a rebounding LOSO.

 

[RichardL]

I've always thought the Rueda was a very elegant skill and would love to see more of them!