Same scene, different results. This time, the champion is the Chinese team!
In the just-concluded men's team final of the 51st World Gymnastics Championships in Liverpool, the Chinese men's gymnastics team won the championship with 257.858 points, directly qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics with a score of 4.463 points higher than the second-place Japanese team.
Tokyo Olympics 14.7 places
I believe that everyone is still obsessed with the jump of Daiki Hashimoto in the Tokyo Olympics all-around final, and the number of 14.7 was once played as a meme by domestic netizens. It is worth mentioning that the Japanese team made a series of mistakes in this final, and the number one main player Daiki Hashimoto once again made a major mistake in the vault event, falling directly out of bounds when landing the same as the Tokyo Olympics, but this time, the Japanese team, which lost the host advantage, did not have such good luck.
Daiki Hashimoto rolled out of bounds (forgive me for not GIF)
The Chinese team, which only ranked fourth in the preliminary round, played steadily and steadily after entering the final, which also gave the other 7 teams a lot of pressure to play, mistakes repeatedly, and Daiki Hashimoto fell directly out of bounds in the vault competition again, perfectly replicating the famous scene in the Olympic Games, 13.866 points! There is no doubt that no one is used to little Japanese this time.
Chinese men's gymnastics team
The World Championships are led by parallel bars Olympic champion Zou Jingyuan, with all-around star Zhang Boheng, along with veterans Sun Wei, You Hao and Yang Jiaxing. The Chinese team scored 41.032 points in the first pommel horse competition, 43.632 points in the second rings, 43.332 points in the third vault competition, 44.998 points in the traditional strong parallel bars, 42.532 points in the fifth horizontal bar, and 42.332 points in the last floor exercise. In this way, the Chinese team also became the only team with a total of more than 40 points in all categories, with a total of 257.858 points in six categories, Japan ranked second with 253.395 points, and the host British team won the third place with 247.229. All three teams also won direct tickets to the men's team competition at the 2024 Olympic Games.
Let's take a look at the wonderful performance of the lads:
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