 |
STILL
RINGS |
Nat |
pts. |
| |
Working
order |
| 1 |
Jovtchev,
Jordan |
BUL |
9,750 |
| 2 |
Tampakos,
Dimosthenis |
ROM |
9,730 |
| 3 |
Csollaniy,
Szilveszter |
HUN |
9,725 |
| 4 |
Coppolino,
Andrea |
ITA |
9,712 |
| 5 |
Vialtsev,
Sergei |
UKR |
9,650 |
| 6 |
Giorgallas,
Herodotos |
GRE |
9,625 |
| 7 |
Krylov,
Evgeni |
RUS |
9,462 |
| 8 |
Potra,
Dan |
ROM |
9,275 |
| (E1) |
Revelinsh,
Erik |
LAT |
|
| (E2) |
van
Gelder, Yuri |
NED |
|
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>>
Jovchev: He
presented the best hold elements (!!) as well concerning their
quality and positioning as also their sovereignty (duration);
dismount: layout Tsukahara with a very small step on the landing.
He is a true European champion, it is his first European title
after two ones at WCh‘s
.
|
|
>>
Tampakos (SV 10.0): The
silver medallist from Sydney held his strength elements always a
little bit too short and had to make a slight step on the
landing of his double layout dismount.
>>
Csollany (SV 10.0): also
he
didn’t show the sovereignty and duration in holding his
strength elements; it looks a bite like he seems to be over his
zenith now. Nonetheless he sticks the landing of his double
salto dismount and this secured him a medal, maybe his last one
at European Championships.
It
has been a GREAT RINGS FINAL!! The gymnasts ranked 4 – 6
were very close to the medallists (all of them with a SV of
10.0) and it won’t take long until they, too, will step on a
winner’s podium.
Info:
Jens Milbradt and Eckhard Herholz (GER)
Translation: Lisa Worthmann (GER)
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