ARTISTIC  GYMNASTICS  WORLDS - MEN's ALL-AROUND

AA

All-around
*
Crown of Gymnastics

MEN's All-around (Mehrkampf)MEN's WORLD CHAMPIONS, ALL-AROUND

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* MEN / MÄNNER:

  

* WOMEN / FRAUEN:
MEN's TEAMS

 

 Floor exercises / Boden Pommel horse / Pferd Still rings / Ringe Vault / Sprung Parallel bars / Barren High bar / R e c k   WOMEN's Teams

WOMEN's All-around (Mehrkampf)

 Women's vault / Sprung (Frauen) Uneven bars / Stufenbarren Balance beam / Schwebebalken Floor exercises / Boden (Frauen)

At the beginning of the 20th century specially the Czech and the French gymnasts dominated the all-around categories of international men's gymnastics. So the French MARTINEZ, LALU and two times TORRES were the very first all-around world champions, and on Czech side CADA, STEINER and Pechacek. At these early time also strong gymnasts came from the Yugoslavian "Sokol", like SUMIund PROMOZIC.

In the Thirties of the last century Switzerland developed to a very strong gymnastics nations and specially such names like Eugen Mack and after the World War II Walther LEHMANN the all-around champion at the 1950's worlds in Basel -

... were legends of gymnastics history!
 After the entry of the Soviet Union into the international arenas all was changed:
All together 13 all-around world champions were Soviets: - from MURATOV and CHUKARIN (1954),  up to MISYUTIN (1991), only interrupted by the Japaneses, like Kenmotsu (1970) and KASAMATSU (1974).
After the political changes at the beginning Nintieth "Kings of Gymnastics" were such legends like the two Byelorussians Vitali SCHERBO and two times Ivan IVANKOV ... but than came the new times with the first Chinese all-around world Champion LI, Xiaoshuang (1995) and the strong Americans like Paul HAMM in Anaheim 2003.
After a break of 31 years (2005) Hiroyuki TOMITA won an all-around gold for Japan again, and 2006 Tomita silver again, only beaten by YANG, Wei (CHN), who was in Stuttgart 2007 the very first successfully titleholder in the all-arounds history!
Fabian HAMBUECHEN is the very first German all-around vice-champion, from 2007 Stuttgart on! 
 Kohei UCHIMURA won gold in London 2009 for Japan again and defended the title 2010 in Rotterdam, in Tokyo 2001 he was the first athlet with a golden hattrick: Third Gold in unbroken serie!
Philipp BOY was the first German athlet in history, who defended 2011 his vice titel successfully! 2013 Kohei UCHIMURA won again and defended his title 2014, but also 2015 in Glasgow:
6-times Gold in an unbroken row: WORLD RECORD !!
Kohei UCHIMURA is the all-around emperor of modern artistic gymnastics!
>> But in 2017 he injured his left ankle ... so to the very first time in history China realized a double success:  XIAO Ruoteng with gold in front of LIN Chaopan and with bronze for the Japanese Kenzo Shirai (JPN) all the all-around medals went to Asian athlets, to the second time after 47 years (1970) ...
2018 in Doha and after 15 years the new World Champion came from Europe - not from Asia: Artur DALALOYAN, since 1999 (Nikolai Kryukov) the second Russian titleholder ...!
2019 in Stuttgart Nikita NAGORNY and Artur DALALOYAN realized the very first double victory in history, and Oleg VERNIAIEV won also the very first historical all-around medal for the Ukraine ...
The 2021 Asian duel for gold won the Chines newcomer ZHANG Boheng and beat the Olympic Champion Daiki HASHIMOTO by a difference of  +0,017 points  - a blink of an eye !!
and the revanche in Liverpool 2022 went back to the Japanese Daiki HASHIMOTO and
2023 in Antwerp he dfendet his AA Titel successfull!!
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  * AA World Champions (- since 1903) & Olympic Champions  (- since 2000)
  
Year

... more Finalists 
2023
WM
Antwerpen
BEL		 HASHIMOTO, Daiki
(JPN) - 86,132

* Quali.:
(1) K. Chiba
    (JPN)  - 85,799		 KOVTUN, Illia
(UKR)   - 84,998

* Quali.:
(2) K. Kaya
     (JPN) - 85,598		 RICHARD, Frederick
(USA)   - 84,332

* Quali.:
(3) D. Hashimoto
     (JPN) - 85,432		  4. Kenta Chiba (JPN)
 5. Milad Karimi (KAZ)
 6. Yumin Abbadini (ITA)
 7. SUN Wei  (CHN)
 8. Noe Seifert (SUI)
 9. James Hall  (GBR)
10. Diogo Soares (BRA)
11. Krisztofer Meszaros(HUN)
12. Rene Cournoyer (CAN)
13. Kake Jarman  (GBR)
14. FlorianLangenegger(SUI)
.. 16. Lukas Dauser  (GER)
2022
WM
Liverpool
GBR
(31.10. - 06.11.)
 HASHIMOTO, Daiki
(JPN)  - 87,198

* Quali.:
(1) W. Tanigawa (JPN)  - 84,731		 ZHANG, Boheng
(CHN)  -  86,765

* Quali.:
(2) D. Hashimoto
(JPN) - 84,665		 TANIGAWA, Wataru
(JPN)    - 85,231

* Quali.:
(3) Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI) - 84,664		  4. Brody Malone (USA)
 5. Jake Jarman (GBR)
 6. Asher Hong (USA)
 7. Illia Kovtun (UKR)
 8. Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI)
 9. Tang, Chia-Hung (TPE)
10. Caio Souza (BRA)
11. Lukas Dauser (GER)
12. Casimir Schmidt (NED) 
 ----
2021
WCh
Kitakyushu
(JPN)		 ZHANG, Boheng
(CHN)  - 87,981

* Quali.:
(1) D. Hashimoto
    (JPN)  - 88,040		 HASHIMOTO, Daiki
(JPN)   -  87,964

* Quali.:
(2) Zang Boheng
     (CHN) - 87,897		 KOVTUN, Illia
(UKR)    - 84,899

* Quali.:
(3) Adem Asil
    (TUR)  - 84,430		  4. Yul Moldauer  (USA)
 5. Ahmet Onder   (TUR)
 6. Shi, Cong   (CHN)
 7. Joel Plata  (ESP)
 8. William Emard  (CAN)
 9. Joshua Nathan  (GBR)
10. Nestor Abad   (ESP)
11. Adem Asil  (TUR)
12. Henji Mboyo  (SUI)
....
24. Alexander Benda  (AUT)
2021
OLYMPIC GAMES
(TOKIO 2020)
JPN
 HASHIMOTO, Daiki
 (JPN)  - 88,465

*Prelim.:
(1) D. Hashimoto (JPN)
 - 88,531		 XIAO, Ruoteng
 (CHN) - 88,065

*Prelim.:
(2) N. Nagorny (ROC)
 
- 87,897		 NAGORNY, Nikita
 (ROC) - 88,031

*Prelim.:
(3) Xiao, Ruoteng (CHN)
 - 87,732		  4. Sun, Wei CHN)
 5. Takeru Kotazono(JPN)
 6. Artur Dalaloyan(ROC)
 7. Tang, Chia-Hung(TPE)
 8. James Hall (GBR)
 9. Joe Fraser (GBR)
10. Brody Malone (USA)
11. Ilja Kovtun (UKR)
12. Sam Mikulas (USA)
...
13. B. Gischard   (SUI)
16. E. Yusuf         (SUI)
18. L. Dauser  (GER)
23. P. Herder  (GER)
2019
WCh
Stuttgart
GER
 NAGORNY, Nikita
(RUS)   - 88,772		 DALALOYAN, Artur
(RUS)     - 87,165		 VERNIAIEV, Oleg
(UKR)     - 86,973		  4. Xiao, Ruoteng (CHN)
 5. Sun, Wei  (CHN)
 6. Kazuma Kaya (JPN)
 7. Sam Mikulak (USA)
 8. Joe Fraser (GBR)
 9. Petro Pakhniuk(UKR)
10. Carlos E.Yuli (PHI)
11.Tang, Chia-Hung(TPE)
12. Lee Chi Kai (TPE)
13. Caio Souza (BRA)
14. James Hall (GBR)
15. Pablo Brägger (SUI)
16. Yul Moldauer (USA)
17. Ludivico Edalli (ITA)
18. Loria Frasca (FRA)
19. Andreas Toba 
23. Oliver Hegi (SUI)
2018
WCh
Doha
(QAT)		 DALALOYAN, Artur
(RUS) - 87,598		 XIAO, Ruoteng
(CHN) - 87,598 		NAGORNY, Nikita
(RUS) - 86,331		  4. Sun Wei (CHN)
 5. Sam Mikulak (USA)
 6. Kazuma Kaya (JPN)
 7. Kenzo Shirai (JPN)
 8. James Hall (GBR)
 9. Artur Davtyan (ARM)
10. M. Georgiou (CYP)
11. Nestor Abad (ESP)
12.Yul Moldauer (USA)
..
16. Oliver Hegi (SUI)
20. Marcel Nguyen (GER)
21. Pablo Braegger (SUI)
24. Lukas Dauser (GER
2017
WCh
Montreal
(CAN)
 XIAO, Ruoteng
(CHN) - 86,933		 LIN, Chaopan
(CHN) - 86,448		 SHIRAI, Kenzo
(JPN) - 86,431		  4. D. Belyavski (RUS)
 5. Manrique Larduet (CUB)
 6. Nile Wilson   (GBR)
 7. Yul Moldauer  (USA)
 8. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
 9. Ahmet Onder (TUR)
10. Nikita Nahorni (RUS)
11. Calvo Moreno Jo (COL)
12. Pablo Brägger (SUI)
13. Artur Davtyan (ARM)
14. BAE, Garam (KOR)
15. Caio Souza BRA)
16. Marios Georgiou (CYP)
17. Robert Tvorogal (LTU)
18. Philipp Herder (GER)
19. Eddy Yusof (SUI)
2016
OLYMPIC GAMES
(Rio de Janeiro)
BRA
 UCHIMURA,Kohei
(JPN) - 92,365


* Prelim.:
(1) O. Verniaiev (UKR)
  - 91,964		 VERNIAIEV, Oleg (UKR) - 92,266


* Prelim.:
(1) K. Uchimura (JPN)
  - 90,498		 WHITLOCK, Max (GBR)- 90,641


* Prelim.:
(1) D. Belyavski (RUS)
  - 89,799		  4. D. Belyavski (RUS) - 90,498
 5. LI; Chaopan (CHN) - 90,230
 6. DENG, Shudi (CHN) - 90,130
 7. S. Mikulak (USA)
 8. N. Wilson (GBR)
 9. S. Sasaki (BRA)
10. J. Clvo Moreno (COL)
11. R. Kato (JPN)
12. E. Yusof (SUI)
13. N. Kuksenkov (RUS)
14. C. Brooks (USA)
15. B. Deurloo (NED)
16. P. Braegger (SUI)
---
19. M. Nguyen (GER)
20. A. Bretschneider (GER)
.
2015
WCh
 Glasgow
(GBR)		 UCHIMURA, Kohei (JPN) LARDUET, Manrique
(CUB)		 DENG, Shudi (CHN)  4. O. Verniaiev (UKR)
 5. M. Whitlock  (GBR)
 6. N. Kuksenkov  (RUS)
 7. D. Purvis  (GBR)
 8. D. Whittenburg (USA)
 9. Xiao, Ruoteng (CHN)
10. K. Kaya   (JPN)
11. D. Belyavski  (RUS)
12. A. Oyahawa Mari. (BRA)
13. P. Brägger  (SUI)
14. B. Deurloo (NED)
15. C. Baumann (SUI)
2014
WCh
Nanning
China		 UCHIMURA, Kohei (JPN) WHITLOCK, Max (GBR) TANAKA, Yusuke (JPN) 4. O. Verniaiev (UKR)
5. D. Beljavski (RUS)
6. DENG, Shudi (CHN)
7. S. Sasaki Junior (BRA)
8. F. HAMBUECHEN  (GER)
...
16. A. Toba (GER)
18. O. Hegi (SUI)
2013
WCh
Anterwerp
BEL		 Kohei UCHIMURA (JPN) KATO, Ryohei
(JPN)		 HAMBUECHEN, Fabian
(GER)		 4. M. Whitlock (GBR)
5. S. Sasaki Junior (BRA)
6. S. Mikulak (USA)
7. D. Purvis (GBR)
8. A. Likhovitskiy (BLR)
...
16. P. Braegger (SUI)
23. O. Hegi    (SUI)
2012
OLYMPIC GAMES
(LONDON)
GBR
 UCHIMURA,Kohei
(JPN) - 92,690		 NGUYEN, Marcel (GER) - 91,031 LYVA, Danell
(USA)- 90,698		  4. M. Kuksenkov (UKR)
 5. D. Belyavski (RUS)
 6. K. Tanaka (JPN)
 7. C. Thomas (GBR)
 8. J. Orozco (USA)
 9. F. Gonzalez (ESP)
10. S. Sasaki Jun. (BRA)
...
15. F. Hambuechen (GER)
...
17. C. Capelli  (SUI)
2011
WCh
Tokyo
JPN		 Kohei UCHIMURA (JPN) BOY, Philipp
(GER)		 YAMAMURO, Koji
(JPN)		 4. D. Purvis (GBR)
5. J. Oroczo (USA)
6. D. Belyavski (RUS)
7. M. Kuksenkov (UKR)
8. M. Nguyen (GER)

 
2010
WCh
Rotterdam
NED		 Kohei UCHIMURA (JPN) BOY, Philipp
(GER)		 HORTON, Jonathan (USA) 4. M. Kuksenkow (UKR)
5. D. Purvis (GBR)
6. Lu, Bo  (CHN)
7. S. Khorokhordin (RUS)
8. K. Uematsu
2009
WCh
London
GBR		 Kohei UCHIMURA (JPN) Daniel Keatings
(GBR)		 Juri Ryasanov
(RUS)		 4. K. Tanaka (JPN)
5. M. Deviatovski (RUS)
6. K. Thomas (GBR)
2008
OLYMPIC GAMES
(BEIJING)
CHN
 YANG, Wei
(CHN) - 94,575		 UCHIMURA, Kohei (JPN) - 91,975 CARANOBE, Benoit
(FRA)- 91,925		  4. H. Tomita  (JPN)
 5. S. Khorokhordin (RUS)
 6. M. Deviatovsky (RUS)
 7. F. Hambüchen (GER)
 8. Yang, Taeyoung (KOR)
 9. J. Horton (USA)
10. R. Martinez (ESP)
...
13. P. Boy (GER)
2007
WCh
Stuttgart
GER		 YANG, Wei
(CHN)		 Fabian Hambuechen
 (GER)		 Hisashi Mitzutori
(JPN)		 4. J. Horton (USA)
5. KIM, Dae-Eun (KOR)
6. R. Martinez (ESP)
2006
WCh
 Aarhus
DEN		 YANG, Wei
(CHN)		 Hiroyuki Tomita
(JPN)		 Fabian Hambuechen
 (GER)		 4. CHEN, Jibing (CHN)
5. M. Deviatovski (RUS)
6. T. Nakase (JPN) 
2005
WCh
 Melbourne
AUS		 Hiroyuki Tomita (JPN) Hisashi Mizutori
(JPN)		 Denis Savenkov
(PLR)		 4. R. Martinez (ESP)
5. S. Khorokhordin (RUS)
6. R. Selariu (ROU)
2004
OLYMPIC GAMES
(ATHENS)
GRE
 HAMM, Paul
(USA) - 57,823		 KIM, Dae Eun
(KOR) - 57,811		 YANG, Tae Young
(KOR)    - 57,774		  4. I.S. Suciu (ROU)
 5. R. Martinez (ESP)
 6. H. Tomita (JPN)
 7. Yang, Wei  (CHN)
 8. M. Dragulescu (ROU)
 9. B. McClure  (USA)
10. R. ZOZULIA  (UKR)
...
21. S. Pfeifer  (GER)
...
24. A. Schweizer (SUI)
2003
WCh
Anaheim
USA		 Paul Hamm
(USA)		 Yang, Wei
(CHN)		 Hiroyuki Tomita
(JPN)		 4. Y. Yerimbetov (KAZ)
5. E. Lopez (CUB)
6. M. Dragulescu (ROU)
2001
WCh
Ghent
BEL		 Feng, Jing
(CHN)		 Iwan Ivankov
(BLR)		 Jordan Jovtchev
(BUL)		 4. D. Potra (ROM)
5. E. Lopez (CUB)
6. Y. Yerimbetov (KAZ)
2000
OLYMPIC GAMES
(SYDNEY)
AUS
 NEMOV, Alexei
(RUS) - 58,474		 YANG, Wei
(CHN) - 58,361		 BERESH, Olexander
(UKR)  - 58,212		  4. I. Ivankov (BLR)
 5. A. Svetliychny (UKR)
 6. B. Wilson  (USA)
 7. A. Bondarenko  (RUS)
 8. I. Iowchev (BUL)
 9. Zheng, Lihui  (CHN)
10. Lee, Joo-Hyung (KOR)
...
21. D. Nonin  (GER)
1999
WCh
Tianjin
CHN		 Nikolai Krukov (RUS) Naoya Tsukahara (JPN) Jordan Jovtchev
(BUL)		 4. Blaine Wilson (USA)
5. Lu, Yufu (CHN)
6. A. Nemov (RUS)
1997
WCh
Lausanne
SUI		 Ivan Ivankov (BLR) Alexei Bondarenko (RUS) Naoya Tsukahara
(JPN)		 4. D. Karbonenko (FRA)
5. Huang, Xu (CHN)
6. N. Kryukov (RUS)
1995
WCh
 Sabae
JPN		 LI, Xiaoshuang (CHN) Vitali Scherbo
(BLR)		 Evgenyi Shabaev
(RUS)		 4. A. Voropaev (RUS) 
5. V. Belenki (GER)
6. Y. Hatakeda (JPN)
1994
WCh
Brisbane
AUS		 Ivan Ivankov
(BLR)		 Alexei Voropaev
(RUS)		 Vitali Scherbo
(BLR)		 4. V Belenki (GER)
5. D. Karbonenko (FRA)
6. V. Liukin (KAZ
1993
WCh
Birmingham
GBR		 Vitali Scherbo (BLR) Sergei Kharkov
(RUS)		 Andreas Wecker
(GER)		 4. I. Ivankov (BLR)
5. D. Karbonenko (RUS)
6. Valeri Liukin (KAZ)
1991
WCh
Indianapolis
USA		 Grigori Misjutin (URS) Vitali Scherbo
(URS)		 Valeri Lukin
(URS)		 4. Li, Xiaoshuang (CHN)
5. S. Kroll (GER)
 + Y. Chechi (ITA)

..before the political changes at the beginning of the nineties:

      
Year

 - Deutsche Finalisten
1989
 Stuttgart
FRG		 Igor Korobchinski (URS) Valentin Mogilnij
(URS)		 Li, Jing
(CHN)		 4. A. Wecker (GDR
4. Yukio Iketani (JPN)
6. V. Artyomov (URS)

 
1987
 Rotterdam
NED		 Dmitri Biloserchev (URS) Juri Koroljov
(URS)		 Vladimir Artyomov
(URS)		 4. Sylvio Kroll (GDR)
5. Z. Borkai (HUN)
6. H. Behrendt (GDR)

 
1985
 Montreal
CAN		 Juri Korolyov (URS) Vladimir Artyomov (URS) Sylvio Kroll
(GDR)		 4. Xu, Zhiqiang (CHN)
5. Li, Ning (CHN)
6. V. Mogylniy (URS)

 
1983
 Budapest
HUN		 Dmitri Biloserchev (URS) Koji Gushiken
(JPN)		 Artur Akopian (URS)
Lou, Yun (CHN)        		 5. G. Guczoghy (HUN)
6. Li, Ning (CHN)
7. N. Kayitani (JPN)

 
1981
 Moscow
URS		 Juri Korolyov
(URS)		 Bogdan Makuz
(URS)		 Koji Gishiken
(JPN)		 4. Tong, Fei (CHN)
5. R. Brueckner (GDR)
6. Li, Ning (CHN)

 
1979
 Fort Worth
USA		 Alexander Ditiatin (URS) Kurt Thomas
(USA)		 Alexander Tkatchev (URS) 4. Vladi Markelov (URS)
5. Bart Connor (USA)
6. R. Brueckner (GDR)

 
1978
 Strasbourg
FRA		 Nikolai Andrianov (URS) Eizo Kenmotsu
(JPN		 Alexander Ditjatin
(URS)		 4. E. Gienger (FRG)
5. H. Kayijama (JPN)
6. K. Thomas (USA)

 
1974
 Varna
BUL		 Shigeru Kasamatsu (JPN) Nikolai Andrianov (URS) Eizo Kenmotsu
(JPN)		 4. H. Kayijama (JPN)
5. M. Tsukahara (JPN)
6. E. Mikaelyan (URS)

 
1970
Ljubljana
YUG		 Eizo Kenmotsu (JPN) MitzuoTsukahara
(JPN)		 Akinori Nakayama
(JPN))		 4. M. Voronin (URS)
5. V. Klimenko (URS)
6. F. Honma (JPN)

 
1966
 Dortmund
FRG		 Michail Voronin (URS) Shuji Tsurumi
(JPN)		 Akinori Nakayama
(JPN)		 4. M. Cerar (YUG)
5. F. Menichelli (ITA)
6. T. Kato (JPN)

 
1962
 Prague
GSR		 Juri Titov
(URS)		 Yukio Endo
(JPN)
 Boris Shakhlin
(URS)		 4. T. Ono (JPN)
5. M. Cerar (YUG)
6. T. Mitsukuri (JPN)

 
1958
Moscow
URS		 Boris Shakhlin (URS) Takashi Ono
(JPN)		 Juri Titov
(URS)		 4. M. Takemoto (JPN)
5. P. Stolbov (URS)
6. N. Ayhara (JPN) 

 
1954
 Rome
ITA		 Valentin Muratov (URS)
Victor Chukarin (URS)		 - Grant Shaginian
(URS)		 4. B. Shakhlin (URS)
4. A. Asarjan (URS)
6. I. Vostrikov (URS)

 
1950
 Basel
SUI		 Walter Lehmann (SUI) Marcel Adatte
(SUI)		 Olavi Rove
(FIN)		 4. G. Figone (ITA)
5. J. Stoffel (LUX)
6. J. Stalder (SUI) 

 
1938
 Prague
CSR		 Jan Gajdos
(CZE)		 Jan Slàdek
(CZE)		 Eugen Mack
(SUI)		 4. A. Hudec (CZE)
5. L. Schürmann (SUI)
6. G. Hruby (CZE)

 
1934
 Budapest
HUN		 Eugen Mack
(SUI)		 Romeo Neri
(ITA)		 Emanuel Löffler
(CZE)		 4. H. Savolainen (FIN)
5. J. Sladek (CZE)
6. J. Gaidos (CZE)

 
1930 
 Luxemburg
LUX		 Josip Primozic (YUG)  Jan Gajdos
(CZE)		 Emanuel Löffler
(CZE)		 4.  . Solbach (FRA)
5. L.  Vacha (CZE)
6. J. Gajdos (CZE)

 
1926
 Lyon
FRA		 Petar Sumi
(YUG)		 Josef Effenberger
CZE)		 Ladislav Vacha
(CZE)		 4. J. Karafiat (CZE)
5. F. Pechatcek (CZE)
6.   Heeb (FRA)

 
1922
 Ljubljana
YUG		 Petar Sumi
(YUG)
Frantisek Pechacek
(CZE)		 - Stane Derganc
(YUG)		 4. M. Klinger (CZE)
5. S. Vidmar (YUG)
6. S. Indruch ((CZE)

 
1913
 Paris
FRA		 Marcos Torrès (FRA) Karel Stary
(CZE)		 Josef Sykora
(CZE)		 4. G. Zampori (ITA)
5. S. Vidmar (YUG)
6. J. Cada (CZE)

 
1911
Turin
ITA		 Ferdinand Steiner (CZE) Josef Cada
(CZE)		 Svatopluk Svoboda (CZE)
Karel Stary
(CZE)		 -
5. M. Maucurier (FRA)
6. F. Loi (ITA)
7. M. Torrès (FRA)

 
1909
 Luxemburg
LUX		 Marcos Tórres (FRA) Josef Cada
(CZE)		 Armand Coidelle
(FRA)		 4. O. Capitani (ITA)
5. G. Romano (ITA)
5. L. Segura (FRA)

 
1907
Prag
TCH		 Josef Cada
(CZE)		 Jules Rolland
(FRA)		 Frantisek Erben
(CZE)		 4. Karel Stary (CZE)
5. Francois Vidal (FRA)
6. Karel Sàl (CZE)

 
1905
 Bordeaux
FRA		 Marcel Lalu
(FRA)		 Daniel Lavielle
(FRA)		 Lucien Dèmanet
(FRA)		 4. G. Dejaeghère (FRA)
5. Pierre Payssè (FRA)
6. J. H. Reeder (NED)


 
1903
 Antwerp
BEL		 Josef Martinez (FRA) Joseph Lux
(FRA)
Georges Wierinckx (BEL)		 - 4. G. Dejaeghère (FRA)
5. J. Lecoutre (FRA)
6. C. van Hulle (BEL)





 

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OLYMPIC GAMES  (2021)
& WORLDCHAMPION 2022 + 2023l
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Daiki HASHIMOTO (JPN)
- Olympic Gold with 19 and after than tw times world champion!
All-around
World ChampionS

WCH 2021:
Chinese beats Japanese
... but 2022 Vice Champion behind Hashimoto!
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ZHANG Boheng (CHN)
 +0,017 points better than Hashimota !!
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                    Nikita NAGORNYY  (RUS)
      Artur DALALOYAN  (RUS)* (C) f i g - photo               
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All-around Champion 2018

Artur DALALOYAN (RUS) (right)
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- with the same score, but Silver -
(left)  XIAO, Ruoteng (CHN)
* (C) f i g - photo
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All-around Champion 2017
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XIAO, Ruoteng (CHN)
(C) f i g - photo
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Emperor of modern Gymnastics
6-times All-around Champion
 2009, '10, '11, '13, '14 and 2015 again!
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Kohei UCHIMURA (JPN)
2009 - 2015 !
(C) MINKUSimages
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The first Britisch All-round medallist
World Vice Champion 2014
Max WHITLOCK (GBR)
(C) MINKUSimages
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2014 Worlds Bronze Medallist
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Yusuke TANAKA (JPN)
(C) MINKUSimages
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Retired Vice-World Champion
2010 & 2011 again (!!)
European Champion 2011

Philipp Boy (GER)
(C) OTA-J.Uhr
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Vice-Champion 2007,
Bronze 2006 & 2013:

 Fabian HAMBUECHEN (GER)
(C) MINKUSimages
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All-around World Champion
2006 & 2007
YANG, Wei (CHN) -
 ... the last Chinese champion
before the regency of the
Japanese Kohei Uchimura!
(C) f i g - photo
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 Aaa-Around-Champion
1994 & 1997

Ivan IVANKOV (BLR)
(C) J.Uhr - Germany
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 All-Around-Champion
1983 & 1987

Dmitri Bilozerchev (URS)
... AA-gold to the first time with 17 years
(C) GYMmedia archive
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 All-Around Champion
1981 & 1985

Yuri KOROLEV (URS)
(C) GYMmedia archive
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AA Champion
1970; Vize '78;  Bronze '74
Eizo KENMOTSU (JPN)
(C) GYMmedia archive
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AA Champion
1954;  + 7-time Olympic Champion
 https://www.gymmedia.com/event/Stuttgart-2019-en
Viktor CHUKARIN (URS):
* 1954: together with Valentin MURATOV
first Soviet world champion
(C) GYMmedia archive

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