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Armenia’s Hamlet Manukyan Becomes World Gymnastics Champion, Mamikon Khachatryan Wins Bronze

Armenian gymnasts Hamlet Manukyan and Mamikon Khachatryan shared the podium at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on Saturday, winning gold and bronze in the men’s pommel horse final. Manukyan scored 15.300 points to claim the world title, finishing ahead of Italy’s Gabriele Targhetta, who took silver with 15.233. Khachatryan earned bronze with 15.000 points, giving Armenia two of the three medals in the event…

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19-year-old Hamlet Manukyan won World Championship gold in the apparatus final on Saturday.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The Armenian Hamlet Manukyan was the world champion at the Kings' Horse this Saturday in Rotterdam. Japan's Daiki Hashimoto finished last.

·Paris, France
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The blue Gabriele Targhetta has won a historic silver medal at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam. The twenty-year-old, already gold to the recent Europeans of Zagreb, has scored 15. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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AGI - Historic day for Italian art gymnastics at the Rotterdam World Cup with a blue athlete on the podium at the horse with handles after 113 years: Gabriele Targhetta won the silver medal at the horse with handles, graduating vice world champion with the score of 15.233, just 67 thousandths from the gold of the Armenian Hamlet Manukyan (15.300). Bronze to the other Armenian Mamikon Khachatryan (15.000). The blue of the Gold Flame, already gold…

Gabriele Targhetta made us dream for twenty-five minutes, made us fly on the wave of enthusiasm, led us to imagine the total apotheosis, running in ridge, towards the unnamed. The twenty-year-old Brianza enchanted at the opening of the final at the horse with handles at the World Cup 2026 of artistic gymnastics: in charge of the burden of opening the final act at the AHOY Arena [...]

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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