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Daiki Hashimoto won a fourth consecutive world title in Rotterdam

Daiki Hashimoto was reported to have won his fourth consecutive world championship gold medal in Rotterdam with a score of 85.998. The 25-year-old Japanese gymnast finished ahead of China’s Yang Haonan after recovering from a slow start that left him tenth after the first rotation. He took the lead with a score of 14.700 on the bridge exercise and extended it with 14.766 on the closing apparatus.

Russia’s Arseniy Doekhno fell from second to seventh after a mistake on the closing apparatus, while Britain’s Joe Fraser finished third. Japan’s Shinnosuke Oka, who had beaten Hashimoto in qualifying, did not finish among the medals. Dutch gymnasts Elijah Faverus and Jermain Grünberg finished 20th and 22nd, scoring 76.264 and 74.697 points respectively.

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Dutch men finish seventh in World Gymnastics Championships team final

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The Dutch men’s team qualified seventh for the team final at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam with 242.995 points, securing the Netherlands’ second appearance in a men’s World Championships team final. Casimir Schmidt, Elijah Faverus, Amine Abaidi, Loran de Munck and Jermain Grünberg competed for the team. In the final, the Netherlands again finished seventh, scoring 241.294 points. The result was its best placing in a men’s World Championships team final; the Netherlands had finished eighth in its only previous final appearance, in 2018. Japan won the team title with 251.928 points.