Japan's Daiki Hashimoto Wins Fourth Straight Men's All-Around Gold at World Gymnastics Championships
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Daiki Hashimoto wins his second World Cup gold in Rotterdam. Once again, the Japanese is the best in multi-fighting. Timo Eder is the only German starter to increase.
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Japan's Daiki Hashimoto wins fourth straight men's all-around gold at world gymnastics championships
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — Daiki Hashimoto of Japan soared to gold during the men's all-around final at the world gymnastics championships on Thursday, sealing his fourth straight title with a brilliant performance on high bar in the final rotation.
The 25-year-old Narita, who was named the day before in the team competition, definitely won the title of the worthy heir of his compatriot Kōhei Uchimura, who was named six times between 2009 and 2015, a record. First ahead of him by an imperturbable Yang and despite a timid start to the first two agresses (soil and rings), the triple Olympic champion (general and fixed bar in Tokyo and teams in Paris) finally emerged thanks to two stunning per…
Titled the previous day in the team competition, the Nippon won its seventh world title in the Netherlands.
Writing sports, 22 Oct (EFE).- Japanese Daiki Hashimoto ratified his status as undisputed number one of the world gymnastics and chained his fourth consecutive title of world champion of the entire contest on Thursday by winning the World Cup finals in the Dutch city of Rotterdam. Hashimoto, who counted [...] The post The Japanese Hashimoto chained his fourth consecutive title of world champion was first published in HolaNews.
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saarbruecker-zeitung.deDaiki Hashimoto wins his second World Cup gold in Rotterdam. Once again, the Japanese is the best in multi-fighting. Timo Eder is the only German starter to increase.
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