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WORLD
CHAMPIONS, ALL - POMMEL HORSE |
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 Champions
All Pommel horse |
German
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Three
gymnasts tied for first place at the 1903 world championships, the first
in the history of this sport:
Georges
Dejaghère
and Joseph
Lux,
both of France, as well as the Dutch competitor
Thyssen
all scored 18,00 points.
Swiss gymnasts
Mack,
Reusch
and Stalder
ruled on pommel horse in the 1930's.
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After the Soviet gymnasts
Shaginyan
and
Shakhlin
dominated ruled in the 1950s, Slovenian
Miroslav
Cerar
took three consecutive world titles between 1962 and 1970.
Zoltan Magyar (HUN) followed in his foot steps by winning the same amount of world
titles.
In the 1980's, Soviets, Germans and Hungarians took turns on the highest
step of the podium, succeeded by the exceptional
Pae
(PRK) and
Li,
Donghua
(SUI). Currently, Romanian
Marius
Urzica
is the master of the pommel horse universe despite only having won a single
world title so far (in 1994), followed by the titles in 2001 and
2002.
But in
Anaheim 2003 went two titles to Asian gymnasts:
TENG,
Haibin (CHN) and
Takehiro Kashima (JPN).
With
Xiao, Qin
China won again in Melbourne 2005, but also in Arhus 2006,
and he realized the hattrick in Stuttgart 2007.
ZHANG Hongtao
won the 6th Chinese title 2009 in London ...
23 ago the last Hungarian
gymnast was Zsolt Borkai, together with Biloserchev, who
won a gold medal on pommelhorse for Hungary - now,
2010 Krisztian Berki
faught back the pommel horse title
back , and after the Japanese
Kohei Kameyama
2013 in Antwerp,
Berki
won his third World Title
2014 in
Nanning and 2015
in Glasgow Max Whitlock
- in front of his compatriot
Louis Smith the first pommel gold and first British (men's) WCh
title for Great Britain ever ...
Nine Years after London XIAO Ruoteng won the next chines Gold on Pommel horse and he prevents the hat-trick of Max Whitlock, but the British pommel specialist won his third gold in Stuttgart 2019!
Never before an US gymnast won WCh pommel gold: Stephen Nedoroscik has done it in 2021 Kitakyushu!
.Also the victory of Rhys MC CLENAGHAN 2022 in Liverpool
had a historical dimension: First Irish gold on Pommel horse, but after
winning the first title in Liverpool (2022) he defendet it in Antwerp (2023) successfully!
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| WORLD CHAMPIONS, POMMEL HORSE (-
since 1903) |
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Year |
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- last finalists
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2024
OLYMPIC GAMES
(PARIS)
FRA
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McCLENAGHAN, Rhys
(IRL) - 15,533
* Quali.:
(1) Jake Jarman
(GBR) - 14,966 |
KURBANOV,
Nariman
(KAZ) - 15,433
* Quali.:
(2) Carlos E. Yulo
(PHI) - 14,766
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NEDOROSCIK,
Stephen
(USA) - 15,300
* Quali.:
(3) Rayderley Zapata (ESP) - 14,600 |
4. Max Whitlock (GBR)
5. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
6. Takaaki Sugino (JPN)
7. Huur, Wong (KOR)
8. Loran de Munck (NED)
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2023
52nd WCh
Antwerp
(BEL) |
MC CLENAGHAN, Rhys - (IRL)
(6.4) - 15,100
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YOUNG, Khoi
(USA)
(6.5) - 14.966
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ABU AL SOUD,
Ahmad - (JOR)
(6.4) - 14,633
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5. H. Merdinyan (ARM)
5. Max Whitlock (GBR)
6. Kenta Chiba (JPN)
7. Nils Dunkel (GER)
-8. Lee Chih Kai (TPE)
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2022
Liverpool
GBR
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MC CLENAGHAN, Rhys (IRL)
(6.4) - 15,300 |
ABU AL SOUD, Ahmad (JOR)
(6.3) - 14,866 |
MERDINYAN, Harutyun (ARM)
(6.1) - 14,733 |
4. Nariman Kurbanov (KAZ)
5. Stephen Nedoroscik(USA)
6. Loran De Minck (NED)
7. Ryosuke Doi (JPN)
8. Filip Ude (CRO)
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2021
Kitakyushu
JPN
Oct 23/24 |
NEDOROSCZIK,
Stephen(USA)
(6.5) 15,266 |
WENG, Hao
(CHN)
(6.6) - 14,900 |
KAYA, Kazuma
(JPN)
(6.6) - 14,900 |
4. Nariman Kurbanow (KAZ)
5. Alec Yoder (USA)
6. Joshua Nathan (GBR)
7. Filip UDE (CRO)
8. Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM)
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2020
OLYMPIC GAMES
(TOKYO 2021)
FRA
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Max WHITLOCK (GRB) - 15,583
* Quali.:
(1) Lee, Shi Kay
(TPE) - 15,266 |
LEE, Chih Kai (TPE) - 15,400
* Quali.:
(2) R. McClenaghan
(IRL) - 15,266
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KAYA, Kazuma (JPN) - 14,900
* Quali.:
(3) Kohei Kameyama
(JPN) - 15,266 |
4. David Belyavskiy (ROC)
5. Kohei Kameyama (JPN)
6. Alec Joder (USA)
7. Rhys MvClenaghan (IRL)
8. Sun, Wei (CHN)
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2019
Stuttgart
GER
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WHITLOCK, Max (GBR)
(7.0) - 15,500 |
LEE Chih Kai
(TPE)
(6.5) - 15,433 |
McCLENAGHAN, Rhys (IRL)
(6.4) - 15,400 |
4. Zou, Jingyuan (CHN)
5. Kazuma Kaya (JPN)
6. Cyril Tommasone (FRA)
7. Shiao, Yu-Jan (TPE)
8. David Belyavsky (RUS)
9. Daiki Hashimoto (JPN)
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2018
Doha
QAT |
XIAO, Ruoteng
(CHN) - 15,166 |
WHITLOCK, Max
(GBR) - 15,166 |
LEE, Chih Kai
(TPE) - 14,966
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4.Samuel Mikulak
5. Nariman Kurbanov (KAZ)
6. Nikita Nagorny (RUS)
7. David Belyavski (RUS)
8. Cyril Tommasone (FRA)
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2017
Montreal
GBR |
WHITLOCK, Max
(GBR) - 15,441 |
BELYAVSKIY, David (RUS)
- 15,100 |
XIAO, Ruoteng
(CHN) - 15,066 |
4. Alex. Naddour (USA)
5. Harutyun Merdinyan(ARM)
6. WENG, Hao (CHN)
7. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
8. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO)
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2015
Glasgow
GBR |
WHITLOCK, Max
(GBR) |
SMITH, Louis
(GBR) |
MERDINYAN, Harutyun (ARM)
KAYA, Kazuma
(JPN) |
4. ---
5. V. Hidvgi (HUN)
6. O. Verniaiev (UKR)
7. A. Naddur (USA)
8. R. Seligman (CRO)
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2014
NANNING
CHN |
BERKI, Krisztian (HUN) |
UDE, Filip (CRO) |
TOMMASONE, Cyril (FRA) |
4. S. Bertoncelj (SLO)
5. R. Seligmann (CRO)
6. A. Naddour (USA)
7. A. Likhovitski (BLR)
8. D. Keatings (GBR)
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2013
Antwerp
BEL |
KAMEYAMA, Kohei (JPN) |
CORREL, Daniel (MEX)
WHITLOCK,
Max (GBR) |
- |
4. Zhang, Hongtao (CHN)
4. A. Busnari (ITA)
6. R. Seligman (CRO)
7. M. Petrow (RUS)
8. P. Sellathurai (AUS)
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2011
Tokyo
JPN |
BERKI, Krisztian (HUN) |
TOMMASONE, Cyril (FRA) |
SMITH, Louis (GBR) |
4. V. Hidvegi (HUN)
5. K. Uchimura (JPN)
6. P. Sellathurai (AUS)
7. S. Bertoncelj (SLO)
7. TENG, H (CHN)
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2010
Rotterdam
NED |
BERKI, Krisztian (HUN) |
SMITH, Louis
(GBR) |
Prashanth Sellathurai (AUS) |
4. C. Tommasone FRA)
5. F. Ude (CRO)
6. H. Merdinyan (ARM)
7. D. D. Truyens (BEL)
8. S. Bertoncelj (SLO)
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2009
London
GBR |
ZHANG Hongtao
CHN |
BERKI, Krisztian (HUN) |
SELLATHURAI, Prashanth (AUS) |
4. C. Tommasone (FRA)
5. T. McNeill (USA)
6. F. Koczi (ROU)
7. R. Seligman (CRO)
8. L. Smith (GBR)
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2007
Stuttgart
GER |
XIAO,
Qin CHN) |
BERKI, Krisztian (HUN) |
Louis
SMITH (GBR) |
4.
YANG, Wei (CHN)
5. H. TOMITA (JPN)
6. A. ARTEMEV (USA)
7. D. KEATINGS (GBR)
8. Alexei IGNATOVICH
(BLR)
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2006
Aarhus
DEN |
XIAO,
Qin (CHN) |
SELLATHURAI, Prashanth (AUS) |
ARTEMEV, Alex. (USA) |
4. N. KRYUKOV (RUS)
5. FENG, Jing (CHN)
6. F. KOCZI (ROU)
7. H. TOMITA (JPN)
8. R. SELIGMAN (CRO)
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2005
Melbourne
AUS |
XIAO,
Qin (CHN) |
SUCIU, Ioan
(ROU) |
KASHIMA,Takehiro
(JPN) |
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2003
Anaheim |
TENG,
Haibin (CHN)
KAHIMA, Takehiro
(JPN) |
- |
KRUKOV, Nikolai
(RUS |
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2002
Debrecen |
URZICA, Marius
(ROU) |
XIAO,
Qin (CHN) |
KASHIMA, T. (JPN) |
- |
2001
Ghent |
URZICA, Marius
(ROU) |
XIAO,
Qin (CHN) |
BERESH, Alex. (UKR) |
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1999
Tianjin |
NEMOV, Alex. (RUS) |
URZICA, Marius
(ROU) |
KRUKOV, Nikolai
(RUS |
5.
A. Wecker (GER)
6. V. Belenki (GER) |
1997
Lausanne |
BELENKI, V.
(GER) |
POUJADE
(FRA) |
PAE,
Gil Su (PRK) |
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1996
San
Josè |
Pae,
Gil Su (PRK) |
LI,
Donghua (SUI) |
NEMOV, Alex. (RUS) |
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1995
Sabae |
Li,
Donghua (SUI) |
HUANG,
Huadong (CHN)
HATAKEDA (JPN) |
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1994
Brisbane |
URZICA, Marius
(ROU) |
POUJADE
(FRA) |
LI,
Donghua (SUI) |
7.
V. Belenki
(GER) |
1993
Birmingham |
PAE,
Gil Su (PRK) |
WECKER, Andreas (GER) |
SCHUPKEGEL
(HUN) |
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1992
Paris |
PAE,
Gil Su (PRK)
SCHERBO, V. (EUN)
LI, Jing (CHN) |
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- |
(HF)
J. Milbradt (GER)
(Q) P. Nikiferow (GER) |
1991
Indianapolis |
BELENKI, V. (URS) |
GUO,
Linyao (CHN) |
LI,
Jing (CHN) |
4.
A. Wecker (GER);
8. S. Kroll (GER) |
..after the political changes
at the beginning of the nineties:
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Year |
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-German
Finalists |
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1989 |
V.
Mogilny
(URS) |
A. Wecker
(GDR) |
Li, Jing
(CHN) |
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1987 |
Z.
Borkai
(HUN)
D. Bilosertchev (URS) |
- |
L.
Geraskow
(BUL) |
5.
Kroll (GDR)
8. Belle GDR |
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1985 |
V.
Mogilny
(URS) |
Li, Ning
(CHN) |
H. Konishi
(JPN) |
6.
Kroll
(GDR) |
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1983 |
D.
Bilosertchev
(URS) |
G.
Guczoghy
(HUN)
Li, Xiaoping (CHN) |
- |
5.
Kroll (GDR) |
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1981 |
M.
Nikolay
(GDR)
Li, Xiaoping (CHN) |
- |
Y. Korolov
(URS)
G. Guczoghy (HUN) |
- |
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1979 |
Z.
Magyar
(HUN) |
K.
Thomas
(USA) |
K.
Gushiken
(JPN) |
8.
Nikolay,
M. (GDR) |
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1978 |
Z.
Magyar
(HUN) |
E. Gienger
(FRG) |
S. Deltchev
(BUL) |
6. Nikolay,
M (GDR) |
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1974 |
Z.
Magyar
(HUN) |
N.
Andrianov
(URS) |
E.
Kenmotsu
(JPN) |
6.
Thüne
(GDR) |
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1970 |
M.
Cerar
(YUG) |
E. Kenmotsu
(JPN) |
V. Klimenko
(URS) |
5.
Brehme
(GDR) |
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1966 |
M.
Cerar
(YUG) |
M.
Voronin
(URS) |
T.
Kato (JPN) |
4.
Brehme
(GDR) |
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1962 |
M.
Cerar (YUG) |
B. Shakhlin
(URS) |
T. Mitsukuri
(JPN)
Yu, Li Feng (CHN) |
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1958 |
B.
Shakhlin
(URS) |
P.
Stolbov
(URS) |
M.
Cerar
(YUG) |
- |
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1954 |
G.
Shaginyan
(URS) |
J. Stalder
(SUI) |
V. Chukarin
(URS) |
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1950 |
J.
Stalder
(SUI) |
M.
Adatte
(SUI) |
W.
Lehmann
(SUI) |
- |
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1938 |
M.
Reusch
(SUI) |
V. Petracek
(CSR) |
L. Schürmann
(SUI) |
- |
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1934 |
E.
Mack
(SUI) |
E.
Steinemann
(SUI) |
J.
Slàdek
(CSR) |
- |
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1930 |
J.
Primozic
(YUG) |
P.
Sumi
(YUG) |
J. Gaidos
(CSR) |
- |
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1926 |
J.
Karafiat
(CSR) |
J.
Gaidos
(CSR) |
L.
Vacha
(CSR) |
- |
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1922 |
M.
Klinger
(CSR) |
L. Stukelj
(YUG)
S. Indruch (CSR)
P. Sumi (YUG) |
- |
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1913 |
G.
Zampori
(ITA) |
Aubry
(FRA)
O. Palazzi (ITA)
M. Torrès (FRA) |
- |
- |
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1911 |
O.
Palazzi
(ITA) |
P. Salvi (ITA)
G. Zampori (ITA) |
- |
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1907 |
F.
Erben
(CSR) |
J.
Rolland
(FRA) |
Sal
(CSR) |
- |
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1905 |
G.
Dejaeghère
(FRA) |
M. Lalue (FRA) |
Lavielle
(FRA) |
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1903 |
G.
Dejaeghère
(FRA)
J. Lux (FRA)
Thyssen (NED) |
- |
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