China grabbed four out of the five gold medals on the second day of Federation of International Gymnastics (FIG) 2006 World Cup Gymnastics in Shanghai, China, one of the six FIG World Cup competitions, representing the A-class event of FIG.
Of the five finals Saturday, China secured four gold medals, one silver medal and two bronze medals. The only gold medal that did not go to China's pocket was the men's floor exercise.
FLOOR EXERCISES 1. Diego HYPOLITO (BRA) 15,725
2. Brandon O'NEILL (CAN) 15,500
3. DU, Wei (CHN) 15,400
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Detailed results: Floor Exercises POMMEL HORSE 1. XIAO, Qin (CHN) 16,300 2. FENG, Haibing (CHN) 15,875
3. Robert SELIGMANN (CRO) 15,150
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Detailed results: Pommel Horse STILL RINGS 1. CHEN, Yibing (CHN) 16,550 2. Alexander SAFOSHKIN (RUS) 16,400
3. YAN, Yongmin (CHN) 16,075
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Detailed results: Still Rings VAULT 1. DU, Wei (CHN) 16,325
2. Brandon O'NEILL (CAN) 16,122
3. Yevgeni SAPRONENKO (LAT) 16,075
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Detailed results: Vault PARALLEL BARS 1. FENG, Zhe (CHN) 16,375 2. TENG, Haibing (CHN) 16,050
3. Dmitri GOGOTOV 15,100
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Detailed results: Parallel Bars HIGH BAR
1. Dmitri GOGOTOV (RUS) 15,400
2. Andrei LIKHOVITSKI (RUS) 15,375
3. Robert JUCKEL (GER) 15,225
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Detailed results: High Bar In the women's competitions, China's
Cheng Fei chose an easier jump but still defended her gold medal in the vault.
China's
Xiao Tingting got her first gold medal in the uneven bars, finishing with six 'flying' elements perfectly during her debut performance in the international competitions.
On Sunday
PANG, Panpan (CHN) took gold in the women's beam while
CHENG, Fei took the gold medal in women's floor.