On the evening of October 24, the 2021 Gymnastics World Championships in Kitakyushu, Japan, ended the competition for the next five individual finals, and Hu Xuwei of Guangxi, China, won the men's parallel bars and horizontal bars championships! China's Shi Cong won the bronze medal in men's parallel bars.
Hu Xuwei
At this World Championship, the Chinese team ranked first in the medal table with hardware, silver and bronze. And the seven players who won medals all won medals in the world championships for the first time. The host team Japan ranked second with two gold, five silver and one bronze, and the Italian team ranked third with one gold, two silver and one bronze.
In the men's parallel bars final, Hu Xuwei's 6.6 difficulty action scored a high completion score of 8.866, and he finally scored 15.466 points to win the championship strongly. The last player to appear, Satoshi, scored 9.066 points, but the difficulty was slightly lower, and he finished third with 15.066 points. The Philippines' Yulo finished second with 15.300 points.
In the men's horizontal bar final, Hu Xuwei was the last to appear, and his difficulty action reached 6.7, and among the eight people in the final, he was tied with Italy's Mancini. Hu Xuwei completed the full set of moves brilliantly, and finally stood still, he won the championship with 15.166 points! Daiki Hashimoto of Japan finished second and Marone of the United States finished third. Gymnastics legend Kōhei Uchimura finished sixth with 14.600 points.
In the women's balance beam final, Japan's Yurai Ashgawa won the championship with 14.100 points. Germany's Shafir finished second, And Japan's Murakami was third. China's Luo Rui finished fifth with 13.300 points.
In the men's free gymnastics final, the Philippines Yulo won the championship with 14.916 points, and won the project for the second time at the World Championships, with Japan's Hidenobu Yonekura runner-up and Israel's Medvedev third.
In the women's free gymnastics final, Japan's Jasmine Murakami won the championship with 14.066 points, Russia's Melnikova was runner-up, and The United States' Liana Huang was third.