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12. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
♦ At the end of these 45th MEN's World Championships of Artistic Gymnastics in Nanning, the gold medals went to 7 different nations. Only host China got two: After winning the team final, the debutant LIU, Yang beat the titleholder from 2013 Antwerp, the Brazilian Arthur NABARRETE ZANETTI. Athletes from altogether 8 more countries were standing on the medal podium in the venue of Nanning. In the Medal sheet China leads with two gold and one broze, but main opponent Japan, winning team silver and all-around gold by Kohei UCHIMURA, collected the most medals on men's side: 1 gold, three silver and two bronze, altogether 6 medals, while Japanese women were unsuccessful.
11. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
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Simone Biles USA) won two more gold medals to wrap the most successful Olympics or World Championships by an American woman ever Sunday. Biles also led the U.S. to top the overall medal standings in Nanning, China. Biles, 17, won the vault and floor exercise finals. She finished her second Worlds with four gold medals and one silver medal. Biles is the first U.S. woman to win five medals or four gold medals at a single Worlds. She now has nine career Worlds medals in two appearances, one behind the U.S. record of 10 by Alicia Sacramone, who competed in five World Championships. Biles should be expected to break Sacramone’s record at the 2015 World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.
10. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
Simone BILES (USA) claimed a second gold of the 36th Women's World Artistic Gymnastics Championships as she successfully defended her all-around title. The 17-year-old led throughout Friday's final in Nanning to secure gold by 0.466 points from Romania's
Larisa IORDACHE, with 
Kyla ROSS (USA) completing the top three. Biles' victory means she becomes the first gymnast since Russia's Svetlana Khorkina in 2003 to win back-to-back individual all-around titles.
9. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
Kohei UCHIMURA of Japan won a record fifth straight all-around gold medal at the 45th Worlds of artistic gymnastics in Nanning, China. Uchimura, who led every event except the pommel horse, sealed the title with 15.233 points on the horizontal bar to finish with a total of 91.965 points.
Max WHITLOCK of Britain took silver with 90.473 points, and Yusuke TANAKA of Japan claimed bronze with 90.449.
The 25-year-old Uchimura has won every all-around title since the 2009 world championships in London. Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine was fourth with 90.298 points, followed by David Belyaskiy of Russia with 89.765. Uchimura became the first gymnast, male or female, to win four world all-around titles last year in Antwerp, Belgium, breaking a tie with Svetlana Khorkina of Russia.
8. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
The UNITED STATES women's gymnastics team defended their women's team final title at the 36th Women's World Artistic Gymnastics Championships 2014 in Nanning on Wednesday. After glory in Tokyo three years ago, there was no team competition held in Antwerp in 2013, the US won gold once - their fourth in this millenium - again at the Guangxi Sports Centre Gymnasium, in front of host CHINA and RUSSIA.
Victory continued United States' dominance of the sport, after the team also took gold at the London Olympics in 2012. They topped the podium by a winning margin of over five points two years ago, and Wednesday's victory was even more convincing as triumphed with a score of 179.280 and a difference of nearly + 7 points. ...
Victory continued United States' dominance of the sport, after the team also took gold at the London Olympics in 2012. They topped the podium by a winning margin of over five points two years ago, and Wednesday's victory was even more convincing as triumphed with a score of 179.280 and a difference of nearly + 7 points. ...
7. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
CHINA claimed the opening gold of the 45th World Artistic Gymnastics Championships 2014 on Tuesday with victory in the men's team final.
In a close-run competition in Nanning, it was the home team who prevailed as they edged Japan into second place with a final score of 273.369 points.
The team of Cheng Ran, Deng Shudi, Lin Chaopan, Liu Yang, You Hao and Zhang Chenglong performed consistently well throughout the day, handling the pressure of performing in front of a home crowd to claim a sixth consecutive world team title. With the final event of the competition - the horizontal bar - remaining, the gold remained in the balance but Deng, Lin and Zhang collected 45.957 points to claim the title by a tenth of a point.
JAPAN started the competition strongly and were ahead after the floor and pommel horse apparatus, however, China began to claw them back with the top scores in the final four events. Cheng's slip during a tumble on the floor exercise led to China falling 0.691 points behind but after the rings they were back in contention, with Zhang's horizontal bar routine securing the victory. Ryohei Kato, Yusuke Tanaka and Kohei Uchimura did their best to secure the title on the final apparatus but their efforts were in vain and Japan had to settle for silver.
UNITED STATES completed the podium with bronze after their total of 270.369 eclipsed Great Britain, leaving the latter outside the medals despite their best performance at a World Championships. Russia, who were also in contention for a medal, saw their hopes begin to fade after a poor pommel horse routine. They were never able to recover and had to settle for fifth with 266.503 points.
Newcomer Brazil, which qualified to the very first time for a worlds team final, came on 6th place and Switzerland on 7th beat Germany with the best result since 40 years (Varna, 1974)
In a close-run competition in Nanning, it was the home team who prevailed as they edged Japan into second place with a final score of 273.369 points.
The team of Cheng Ran, Deng Shudi, Lin Chaopan, Liu Yang, You Hao and Zhang Chenglong performed consistently well throughout the day, handling the pressure of performing in front of a home crowd to claim a sixth consecutive world team title. With the final event of the competition - the horizontal bar - remaining, the gold remained in the balance but Deng, Lin and Zhang collected 45.957 points to claim the title by a tenth of a point.
JAPAN started the competition strongly and were ahead after the floor and pommel horse apparatus, however, China began to claw them back with the top scores in the final four events. Cheng's slip during a tumble on the floor exercise led to China falling 0.691 points behind but after the rings they were back in contention, with Zhang's horizontal bar routine securing the victory. Ryohei Kato, Yusuke Tanaka and Kohei Uchimura did their best to secure the title on the final apparatus but their efforts were in vain and Japan had to settle for silver.
UNITED STATES completed the podium with bronze after their total of 270.369 eclipsed Great Britain, leaving the latter outside the medals despite their best performance at a World Championships. Russia, who were also in contention for a medal, saw their hopes begin to fade after a poor pommel horse routine. They were never able to recover and had to settle for fifth with 266.503 points.
Newcomer Brazil, which qualified to the very first time for a worlds team final, came on 6th place and Switzerland on 7th beat Germany with the best result since 40 years (Varna, 1974)
6. Oktober 2014
Nanning, China
On day 3 and 4 day (Sunday / Monday, October 5/6) of the 36th Women's Worlds of Artistic Gymnastics 2014 finished the 12 subdomains of qualifying in the Sports Center of Nanning (CHN). At the end of the top favorite USA stressed on the first day clearly his eligibility for gold and leads the nations ranking clear with 235.038 points.
