2025 Worlds in Review

[Passion]

Russia has two golds, one silver, and one bronze medal. They would be 4th in golds and 5th in total medals if they were included.

 

[Passion]

Women's All Around Final
1. Angelina Melnikova AIN - 55.066
2. Leanne Wong USA - 54.966
3. Zhang Qingying CHN - 54.633
4. Kaylia Nemour ALG - 54.564
5. Asia D'Amato ITA - 53.532
6. Kishi Rina JPN - 53.232
7. Sugihara Aiko JPN - 53.132
8. Abigail Martin GBR - 52.998

Women's Vault Final
1. Angelina Melnikova AIN - 14.466
2. Lia-Monica Fontaine CAN - 14.033
3. Joscelyn Roberson USA - 13.983
4. Lisa Vaelen BEL - 13.866
5. Karina Shoenmaier GER - 13.483
6. Anna Kalmykova AIN - 13.199
7. Charlize Moerz AUT - 13.133
8. Deng Yalan CHN - DNS

Women's Uneven Bar Final
1. Kaylia Nemour ALG - 15.566
2. Angelina Melnikova AIN - 14.500
3. Yang Fanyuwei CHN - 14.500
4. Skye Blakely USA - 14.333
5. Kate McDonald AUS - 14.166
6. Leila Vasileva AIN - 14.066
7. Naomi Visser NED - 14.066
8. Zoja Szekely HUN - 12.433

Women's Balance Beam Final
1. Zhang Qingying CHN - 15.166
2. Kaylia Nemour ALG - 14.300
3. Aiko Sugihara JPN - 14.166
4. Flavia Saraiva BRA - 13.900
5. Ellie Black CAN - 13.600
6. Amanda Tap SGP - 13.333
7. Sabrina Voinea ROU - 12.533
8. Dulcy Caylor USA - 11.800

Women's Floor Exercise Final
1. Sugihara Aiko JPN - 13.833
2. Ruby Evans GBR - 13.666
3. Abigail Martin GBR - 13.466
4. Sabrina Voinea ROU - 13.466
5. Kishi Rina JPN - 13.033
6. Dulcy Caylor USA - 12.966
7. Denisa Golgota ROU - 12.233
8. Giulia Perotti ITA - 11.633

 

[Passion]

Men's All Around Final
1. Hashimoto Daiki JPN - 85.131
2. Zhang Boheng CHN - 84.333
3. Noe Seifert SUI - 82.831
4. Shi Cong CHN - 82.297
5. Oka Shinnosuke JPN - 81.797
6. Angel Barajas COL - 81.432
7. Daniel Marinov AIN - 80.766
8. Krisztofer Meszaros HUN - 80.664

Men's Floor Exercise Final
1. Jake Jarman GBR - 14.866
2. Luke Whitehouse GBR - 14.666
3. Carlos Yulo PHI - 14.533
4. Kameron Nelson USA - 14.133
5. Tikumporn Surintornta THA - 13.700
6. Milad Karimi KAZ - 13.600
7. Krisztofer Meszaros HUN - 13.266
8. Minami Kazuki JPN - 12.533

Men's Pommel Horse Final
1. Hong Yanming CHN - 14.600
2. Mamikon Khachatryan ARM - 14.600
3. Patty Hoopes USA - 14.566
4. Hamlet Manukyan ARM - 14.433
5. Alexander Yolshin-Cash GBR - 14.366
6. Zeinolla Idrissov KAZ - 13.666
7. Nariman Kurbanov KAZ - 13.533
8. Aidan Li CAN - 12.366

Men's Still Rings Final
1. Donnell Whittenburg USA - 14.700
2. Adem Asil TUR - 14.566
3. Lan Xingyu CHN - 14.500
4. Zhang Boheng CHN - 14.466
5. Eleftherios Petrounias GRE - 14.300
6. Caio Souza BRA - 14.166
7. Glen Cuyle BEL - 13.933
8. Harry Hepworth GBR - 13.366

Men's Vault Final
1. Carlos Yulo PHI - 14.866
2. Artur Davtyan ARM - 14.833
3. Nazar Chepurnyi UKR - 14.483
4. Tommaso Brugnami ITA - 14.466
5. Huang Mingqi CHN - 14.416
6. Mukhammadzhon Iakubov AIN - 14.183
7. Daniel Marinov AIN - 14.150
8. Minami Kazuki JPN - 13.749

Men's Parallel Bars Final
1. Zou Jingyuan CHN - 15.300
2. Tsunogai Tomoharu JPN - 14.500
3. Daniel Marinov AIN - 14.466
4. Angel Barajas COL - 14.366
5. Donnell Whittenburg USA - 14.233
6. Vladislav Poliashov AIN - 13.966
7. Oka Shinnosuke JPN - 13.300
8. Shi Cong CHN - 13.100

Men's High Bar Final
1. Brody Malone USA - 14.933
2. Hashimoto Daiki JPN - 14.733
3. Joe Fraser GBR - 14.700
4. Tsunogai Tomoharu JPN - 14.600
5. Milad Karimi KAZ - 14.366
6. Carlo Macchini ITA - 14.266
7. Shi Cong CHN - 13.100
8. Daniel Marinov AIN - 12.566

 

[cftmoonlight79]

Omg Yulo looks so little amongst other small guys

 

[FrolovasDoubleLayout]

The MSSR (Melnikovian Soviet Socialist Republic) unofficially finished 1° in the WAG rankings and accounted for 75% of the AIN medals! The republic flag is (as someone called it) a "slime green" colour!

 

[Ginger]

Funny how women proudly show that stinky flower plush toy while men mostly hide it behind their back.

 

[Hatsumomo]

Omg Yulo looks so little amongst other small guys

We love a short king

 

[MaryClare]

The MSSR (Melnikovian Soviet Socialist Republic) unofficially finished 1° in the WAG rankings and accounted for 75% of the AIN medals! The republic flag is (as someone called it) a "slime green" colour!

Мельниковская Советская Социалистическая Республика

 

[OnoNoKomachi]

US MAG showed out. They have not won more medals than WAG since 1979 - and that was without Asher Hong.

 

[Aeris]

AA - 1. Leanne Wong, 2. Zhang Qingying, 3. Angelina Melnikova
VT - 1. Angelina Melnikova, 2. Lia-Monica Fontaine, 3. Joscelyn Roberson
UB - 1. Kaylia Nemour, 2. Skye Blakely, 3. Yang Fanyuwei
BB - 1. Zhang Qingying, 2. Aiko Sugihara, 3. Kaylia Nemour
FX - 1. Aiko Sugihara, 2. Ruby Evans, 3. Sabrina Voinea

 

[MaryClare]

AA - 1. Leanne Wong, 2. Zhang Qingying, 3. Angelina Melnikova
VT - 1. Angelina Melnikova, 2. Lia-Monica Fontaine, 3. Joscelyn Roberson
UB - 1. Kaylia Nemour, 2. Skye Blakely, 3. Yang Fanyuwei
BB - 1. Zhang Qingying, 2. Aiko Sugihara, 3. Kaylia Nemour
FX - 1. Aiko Sugihara, 2. Ruby Evans, 3. Sabrina Voinea

What’s this based upon? Who you like the most?

 

[dweiss324]

In terms of sheer number / color of medals, US WAG is passed by China, Japan, AIN, Algeria, ( the US MAG), and tie GB's medal haul. Not that it matters, but WOW.

 

[Aeris]

What’s this based upon?

The scores that were deserved, of course.

 

[tempest]

Any new elements submitted?

 

[IratePanda]

This is the first morning in a week that I'm not waking up to gymnastics results. It definitely feels like something's missing.

 

[MaryClare]

This is the first morning in a week that I'm not waking up to gymnastics results. It definitely feels like something's missing.

Yes I’m not sure I like the finishing on a Saturday. Sunday afternoon is always ef day 2.

The first worlds I ever watched was day 2 on a Sunday afternoon. Ghent 2001. I was 11 and living in England. Although I’d loved watching the Sydney Olympics, we didn’t have internet at home so no easy way to keep up to date with the competition schedule. And so, on a rainy Sunday afternoon, I stumbled across the 2nd day of event finals on bbc.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Yes I’m not sure I like the finishing on a Saturday. Sunday afternoon is always ef day 2.

The first worlds I ever watched was day 2 on a Sunday afternoon. Ghent 2001. I was 11 and living in England. Although I’d loved watching the Sydney Olympics, we didn’t have internet at home so no easy way to keep up to date with the competition schedule. And so, on a rainy Sunday afternoon, I stumbled across the 2nd day of event finals on bbc.

I remember doing my homework whilst watching the exact same broadcast!

 

[MaryClare]

I remember doing my homework whilst watching the exact same broadcast!

I think it was the last world championships broadcast on uk terrestrial television until 2006? No europeans either, it was all on Eurosport. Between Ghent and Athens all that was shown on the bbc was the Glasgow Grand Prix.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

I think it was the last world championships broadcast on uk terrestrial television until 2006? No europeans either, it was all on Eurosport. Between Ghent and Athens all that was shown on the bbc was the Glasgow Grand Prix.

Sounds right on the 01-04 quad. I didn't really follow between Ghent and Athens which in retrospect is probably why.

Possibly the BBC showed 05 worlds though? I remember a looooot of fuss being made of Beth's 4th place AA and I'm about 2/3 sure it was them.

 

[MaryClare]

The scores that were deserved, of course.

Yes but deserved based upon what? Their performance or how much you like them?