05. October 2025  
Antibes, FRA  
Trampoline

FIG TRAMPOLINE World Cup 2025

In the discipline of TRAMPOLINE gymnastics, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) is organising a World Cup series of six events in the post-Olympic year, starting in February 2025 in the Azerbaijani capital Baku, followed by the AERE Cup in Riccione, Italy (April), and Coimbra, Portugal (5–6 July).
Now, in September, the World Cup in Cottbus/GER, SEP 20/21, followed by Varna, Bulgaria (27/28 September) and finally the last event in Antibes, France (3-5 October) follow in quick succession...

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6th  FIG-WORD CUP 2025:  Antibes (FRA)  (Oct 04 / 05)

♦♦ - f i g - report -: Ivan Litvinovich, the reigning Olympic champion in Men’s Trampoline, is one of four veterans to carry off a World Cup series title in 2025.
The others are Synchronised Pairs Sophiane Methot & Sarah Milette (CAN) and Danil Mussabayev & Nikita Tumakov (KAZ), reigning World Double Mini-trampoline (DMT) champion Ruben Padilla (USA), and World Games DMT champion Diana Gago (POR).

The other five titles went to newcomers or relative newcomers, many of whom are expected to challenge for the podiums at next month’s World Championships in Pamplona (ESP).
They include rising Tumbling stars Tofig Aliyev (AZE) and Aleksandra Liamina (AIN), Trampolinist Sofiia Aliaeva (AIN), and Mixed Synchro pair Hristina Peneva & Kaloyan Petrov (BUL).

* Balances -: The World Cup series titles honor gymnasts 2025 with the best overall performances over the entirety of the eight-month international competition season. Depending on how they place at World Cup events in the six-leg series from February to October, the top 30 competitors at each event earn between 1 and 60 World Cup series ranking points. The sum of points from their best four performances are added up to give a total. The gymnasts with the highest total in each category were declared series champions at the close of competition in Antibes (FRA) 5 October.
* R E S U L T S : ► O V E R V I E W
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 > TRA, MEN;   > TRA, WOMEN
   > SYN, MEN;  > SYN, WOMEN  > SYN, Mixed
    > D M T, Men ;  > D M T, women;    > T U M, Men  > TUM, Women;
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5th  FIG-WORD CUP 2025:  Varna / BUL  (Sep 27/28)

♦♦ The six-time World champion Hikaru MORI earned three titles as the Japanese dominated the Varna Trampoline World Cup 27-28 September. In one of her strongest performances yet, 26-year-old Mori won each of the events she entered, sharing the Women’s Synchronised Trampoline title with new jumping partner Tanaka Saki and the Mixed Synchronised title with rising star Matsumoto Yusei. She earned the Women’s Individual title all on her own, scoring 56.600 to defeat fellow Olympians Anzhela Bladtceva (AIN) and Bryony Page (GBR). Mori and Tanaka earned 50.330 points, while Mori and Matsumoto posted the exact same score for Mixed Synchro gold.

Matsumoto, just 18, snapped a streak of fourth-place finishes at World Cup events with two golds and a silver in Varna. Showing sublime technique, the young trampolinist from Ishikawa won the Men’s Synchronised Trampoline event with Miyano Hayato, another Ishikawa native, before stepping back on with Mori for another golden routine. Earlier in the day, he won his first World Cup medal, a silver, in the individual competition. Dmitrii Nartov (AIN) was the top competitor there, capturing the title with 61.580 points.

In addition to Mori and Matsumoto, Page, Bladtceva, Danila Kasimov (AIN) and Ruben Padilla (USA) all walked away with multiple medals. Page and Isabelle Songhurst (GBR) earned Women’s Synchro silver, while Bladtceva and Danila Kasimov landed in second place in Mixed Synchro, and Kasimov and Kirill Kozlov combined for silver in Men’s Synchro. Padilla warmed up with bronze in the solo men’s final before teaming with Ryan Maccagnan for Synchro bronze too. 
With bronzes in Mixed and Women’s Synchro respectively, Viktoriya Butolina and Yerlan Tasmagambetov (KAZ) and Alice Gomes and Camilla Gomes (BRA) claimed the only medals for their nations.
* The 2025 FIG World Cup series in Trampoline Gymnastics wraps up in Antibes (FRA) 3-5 October. 
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   > TRA, MEN;  > TRA, WOMEN
   > SYN, MEN;  > SYN, WOMEN
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4th  FIG-WORD CUP 2025:  Cottbus / GER  (Sep 20/21)

♦♦ Six weeks before the Trampoline World Championships (Pamplona/ESP) and one year after last year's World Cup premiere as the final Olympic qualification event before Paris, a Trampoline World Cup is once again being held in the German Lusatian metropolis Cottbus. This will also see the premiere of mixed pairs in synchronised gymnastics, which are also being advertised for the World Championships for the first time.
Olympic champion Bryony Page (GBR), 2024 Olympic bronze medallist Sophiane Methot (CAN), and reigning Men’s Synchronised World champions Fabian Vogel & Caio Lauxtermann (GER) are the big draws at this weekend’s World Cup in Cottbus (GER) 20-21 September. Stars they are, but none was able to mount the top step of the podium at last month’s World Games in Chengdu (CHN), where the dramatic Synchronised Trampoline competition stunned viewers with its reversals of fortune.
* Sep 21 - FINAL DAY 2

* TRA-MEN's FINAL: 
The surprise winner in the men's competition was Germany's Matthias SCHULDT, (* Photo, left, with his coach Joerg Hohenstein) who had already broken the 60-point barrier twice in the two qualifying rounds and registered a new "German score record!).
In the men's TRA final, he once again achieved a high score of 60.61, leaving Maxim DIDENKO (RUS; 60.19) and also Magsud MAHSODOV from Azerbaijan (60.09) behind him. The co-favourites Barkov (KAZ), Britain's Perzamanos and Canada's Gavin Dodd were unable to complete their routines.
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♦ TRA-WOMEN's FINAL: - Sofia ALIEVA (58.08) celebrated a Russian double victory under a so-called ‘neutral flag’ (AIN) ahead of her compatriot Anzhela BLADTCEVA (57.99) with the two most difficult programmes in the final competition. They beat Olympic champion Bryony PAGE (GBR), who offered the same level of difficulty as Bladtceva (D=15.5), but was unable to threaten the leading duo due to her slightly shorter flight time.
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* MIXED PAIRS: (WC premiere !!) - The winners of the World Cup in the premiere of the new mixed pairs discipline were siblings Magsud Mahsudov and Selkan Mahsudova from Azerbaijan with 49.77 points. Silver went to the Dutch duo Jordy Mol and Thalissa Wijkstra (49.68 points). Etienne Cloutier / Kasha Noga-Bard (CAN) won bronze with 48.08 points.
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♦ MEN's SYNCHRON -: The first decision of the first day of competition was made in the men's synchronised diving:
The duo from Kazakhstan, Danil MUSSABAYEV / Nikita TUMAKOV (52.200), won ahead of the German world champion pair Fabian VOGEL / Caio LAUXTERMANN, who came second with 52.05 points with the most difficult programme (16.3). Bronze went to the British pair Zak PERZAMANOS / Corey WALKES (51.53).    ► SYN-FIN, Results
♦ WOMEN's SYNCHRON -: The victory went to Canadians Sarah MILETTE / Sophiane METHOT (49.14 points).
The Czech pair Michaela JURICHKOVA / Aneta HRUDOVA secured the silver medal (48.10 points), just ahead of Sofiia ALIAEVA / Anzhela BLADTCEVA (AIN), who won bronze with 48.08 points.   ►SYN-FIN, Results
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3rd  F.I.G. WORD CUP 2025:  Coimbra / POR  (July 05-06)

♦♦ More than 200 athletes from 27 nations are suiting upfor the third Trampoline World Cup of the year but the first to feature all of the sport’s categories. In addition to Men’s and Women’s Individual and Synchronised Trampoline, the best in Tumbling and Double Mini-Trampoline (DMT) will take part, and a total of eight sets of medals are up for grabs.
Portugal’s medieval capital has attracted all but two reigning World champions and the full Paris Olympic podiums for the biggest showdown since the World Championships 18 months ago. One reason is the impending World Games in Chengdu (CHN), where Synchronised Trampoline is back on the programme, rejoining Tumbling and DMT after being absent in 2022.
Here’s all you need to know about this weekend’s event.
♦ Padilla breaks DMT World record
Emotions ran high as a Double Mini-Trampoline World record fell and the host nation’s top tumbler and Synchronised pair triumphed at the Trampoline Gymnastics World Cup 5-6 July in Coimbra (POR).
<< DMT-World champion Ruben Padilla (USA) shattered the World record for difficulty in Sunday’s finals with a 13.9 D-score for his new triff pike to immediate quadruple back, the most difficult pass ever done in international competition. And by no small margin: The previous difficulty record was 13.100 points, nearly a full point below Padilla’s successful attempt. Padilla, the magician of DMT, nailed the pass with an effortlessness that set the Trampoline world buzzing and even seemed to shock himself. After landing cleanly, his mouth dropped open in shock and he pumped his fists several times, looking overwhelmed before hugging his coach and fellow competitors.
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2nd  F.I.G. WORD CUP 2025:  Riccione / ITA  (April  04-06)

♦♦ The World Cup FINAL WINNERS of the seven trampoline and synchronizing discplines are representing six different nations:

♦ TRA → MEN's Individual:   1. LITVINOVICH, Ivan            (AIN) - 66,390
            → WOMEN's Indiv.:     1. HU, Yicheng                     (CHN) - 57,030
              > TRA Qualification

♦ SYN → MEN's results:        1. LAUXTERMANN, Caio
                                                    + VOGEL, Fabian              (GER) - 51,570
            → WOMEN's results:   1. PAGE, Bryony
                                                    + SONGHURST, Isabelle  (GBR) - 50,000
            →  MIXED results:       1. WEBSTER, CHEYENNE, Sarah
                                                    + ROWLEY, Isaac              (USA) - 48,210
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♦ DMT →  MEN's results:       1. PADILLA, Ruben              (USA) - 30,000
             →  WOMEN's results: 1. RODRIGUEZ, Melania      (ESP) - 26,900
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* GYMmedia summarised the Final results after the end of competitions.
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1st WORD CUP: AGF Trophy 2025:  Baku / AZE  (Febr. 22/23)
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