US EditionCarlos Yulo Wins Men's Vault Gold at World Championships
Carlos Yulo won his third world championship floor exercise medal, adding bronze to his seven total medals, while Jake Jarman claimed gold with 14.866 points.
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Carlos Yulo wins men's vault gold at World Championships
MANILA, Philippines– Carlos Yulo captured the gold medal in the men’s vault in the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Saturday. The Olympic double gold medalist topped the final with an average of 14.866 points, besting Artur Davtyan of Armenia (14.833) and Nazar Chepurnyi of Ukraine (14.483). Yulo was the favorite to win in the apparatus heading into the final day after leading the qualifiers with 14.750 …
Yulo snares bronze in World Championships
(UPDATE) PARIS Olympics double gold medalist Carlos Yulo settled for bronze in the men’s floor exercise event of the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on Friday in Jakarta, Indonesia.Performing with a wrist injury he sustained while preparing for the tournament, Yulo had a total score of 14.533 on 5.900 in difficulty and 8.566 in execution.The FIG’s official X handle described Yulo’s routine as “2.5 twist to front double pike, small ho…
The penultimate day of the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships was this morning, with the finals on five apparatuses; floor, pommel horse and rings for the men and vault and double bars for the women.Gold at the first World ChampionshipsBritain's Jake Jarman had the best floor exercises, scoring 14.866 for them, 0.2 better than the next competitor. Jarman became world champion on vault two years ago and then won bronze at the Olympics last y…
Carlos Yulo Wins Bronze in Floor Exercise at World Gymnastics Championships
Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo secured the bronze medal in the floor exercise event of the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships held Friday at the Indonesia Arena in Jakarta. Yulo scored 14.533, finishing behind Great Britain’s Jake Jarman, who clinched gold with 14.866, and fellow Briton Luke Whitehouse, who took silver with 14.666. The two-time Olympic …
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