#头条创作挑战赛 #
Individual all-round gold and silver change owners Zhang Boheng and Daiki Hashimoto "competitive praise each other" The two will become "lifelong enemies"
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The men's individual all-around final of the 2022 Liverpool Gymnastics World Championships recreated the last scene of last year's Kitakyushu World Championships, but the gold and silver medals changed hands. Japan's Daiki Hashimoto "revenge" won the gold, Zhang Boheng only finished second with 0.433 points, after the match Hashimoto said that "playing with Zhang Boheng is a driving force", Zhang Boheng said that Hashimoto Daiki will be a long-term rival. Two new generation leaders of international gymnastics once again stand high on the men's individual all-around podium at the World Championships, looking to the future, and the competition between the two will run through the main theme of the Sino-Japanese gymnastics team competition in the Paris Olympic cycle and beyond. Zhang Boheng and Daiki Hashimoto may also become "lifelong enemies" in the arena.
In the men's individual all-around final last night, Zhang Boheng and Daiki Hashimoto were undoubtedly the strongest contenders for the title, in fact, both of them performed consistently on the court. Zhang Boheng only slightly lost the level in the first event floor exercise, scoring 14.033 points to rank only ninth in the event, and the other five individual events remained in the top three, of which the ring event also won the first place with 14.100 points. Daiki Hashimoto was more overall and stable, only finishing fourth on parallel bars with 15.000 points, while remaining in the top two in all other disciplines.
Zhang Boheng and Hashimoto fought the horizontal bar again
The final battle of last year's Kitakyushu World Championships is restored! The gold medal match between Zhang Boheng vs Daiki Hashimoto was once again staged in the horizontal bar of the last event. At last year's World Championships, it was with his outstanding performance on the horizontal bar that Zhang Boheng defeated Hashimoto by a narrow margin of 0.017 to win the all-around championship. Last night, Zhang Boheng was on the bar again, and scored 14.433 points, while Hashimoto, who was previously ahead, then appeared, also scoring 14.433 points, and finally won the championship, "revenge" success.
Men's individual all-around final score and standing
Hashimoto's so-called "revenge" has two levels, the first is the "revenge" lost to Zhang Boheng at last year's World Championships. In an interview after last night's match, Hashimoto was also excited about the gold medal: "Very happy! This gold medal is very important to me. I didn't win gold at the World Championships last year, which is a shame for me. Another meaning is to "avenge" the previous team loss to China, in the previous team final, the Japanese team made frequent mistakes, Hashimoto Daiki even fell on his strong horizontal bar, and finally lost the huge advantage of the qualification round, losing to China only to win the silver medal. Hashimoto said at the time that he wanted to "eliminate regret" in his personal projects.
Chinese and Japanese players occupy the individual all-around podium
Despite finishing second in the individual all-around event, Zhang Boheng still has two gold points - the next single floor exercise and horizontal bar. But for the Chinese team's "model worker", the biggest pressure is probably on physical fitness and post-match recovery. In the previous team finals, Zhang Boheng played in six individual events, and scored 14.266 points in floor exercise, 13.966 points in pommel horse and 14.966 points on vault, all three of which were the highest in the team, of which the vault score was the highest in the game. Coupled with individual and team qualifiers, Zhang Boheng has been running at full capacity and high speed for nearly a week, which is a huge test of his personal physical fitness.
After the individual all-around final, Zhang Boheng also said that because he didn't feel very good before the match, he lowered the difficulty to ensure stability. For his performance last night, Zhang Boheng only scored a 10-point "5 points" evaluation. However, the media is most interested in the competition and relationship between him and Daiki Hashimoto. Zhang Boheng believes that he has the ability to beat Hashimoto again, "depending on our performance on the field, Hashimoto will be a long-term opponent. Today he did a great job and did better than me in some equipment projects. Hashimoto told the media that the competition with Zhang Boheng was a very good experience and a driving force for him.
Zhang Boheng preparing for the pommel horse race
After the Kitakyushu World Championships last year, Ye Zhennan, vice chairman of the Chinese Gymnastics Association, commented: Zhang Boheng and Daiki Hashimoto, two new generation figures of Chinese and Japanese gymnastics, are engaged in fierce competition in the Paris Olympic cycle and even longer in the future. In a sense, these two post-00s representatives, who are one year apart in age, will become "lifelong enemies" in the arena.