World gymnastics all-around final: Daiki Hashimoto wins fourth straight title
Haonan Yang takes silver and Joe Fraser bronze in Rotterdam, where Fraser becomes the third British man to win a world all-around medal.
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Haonan Yang takes silver and Joe Fraser bronze in Rotterdam, where Fraser becomes the third British man to win a world all-around medal.
Japan’s Daiki Hashimoto won his fourth successive men’s all-around title at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, BBC Sport reported on 22 October. China’s Haonan Yang took silver and Britain’s Joe Fraser won bronze.
Fraser, 27, became the third British man to win a world all-around medal. Britain’s previous medallists were Dan Keatings, who won silver in 2009, and Max Whitlock, who took silver in 2014.
The all-around combines a gymnast’s scores across six disciplines. Britain’s Jake Jarman finished sixth behind the three medallists.
| Place | Gymnast | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — gold | Daiki Hashimoto | Japan | 85.988 |
| 2 — silver | Haonan Yang | China | 84.199 |
| 3 — bronze | Joe Fraser | Great Britain | 83.531 |
| 6 | Jake Jarman | Great Britain |
Richard and Pease won floor, Andrade took women’s vault and Zou won parallel bars on October 24–25 in Rotterdam. Artur Davtyan won men’s vault with 14.850 on October 25.
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| 82.865 |
Fraser’s and Jarman’s placings marked the best result by a pair of British men in the world all-around event, according to BBC Sport. Jarman is scheduled to compete in the floor final on Saturday.
The Armenian gymnast scored 14.850 points in the men’s final in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to take gold.
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Armenia’s reigning European champion scored 14.233 points to finish third in Rotterdam.
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