Hashimoto takes a fourth straight world all-around title after the vault swing
Hashimoto Daiki won a fourth straight world all-around title in Rotterdam with 85.998, after landing the vault that undid Oka Shinnosuke.

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Roterdã — o individual geral do Mundial de Ginástica Artística tem um dono. Hashimoto Daiki faturou a medalha de ouro nesta final, na Holanda, e chegou ao quarto título seguido na prova: 2022, 2023, 2025 e 2026.
O japonês confirmou o favoritismo com uma série de alto nível e encerrou o dia com 85.998 pontos, depois de cravar as duas últimas rotações.
A briga pelo ouro, como se esperava, ficou restrita a ele e Oka Shinnosuke, os dois últimos campeões olímpicos do individual geral. Após três aparelhos, a diferença entre ambos era de apenas dois décimos.
O salto virou o ponto de virada. Os dois apostaram no mesmo elemento, o Tsukahara com tripla pirueta. Hashimoto cravou o movimento e recebeu 14.666; Oka caiu, ficou com 12.700 e perdeu terreno.
Nas paralelas, execução limpa e 14.700. Na barra fixa, sua especialidade, voos perfeitos e saída de duplo com dupla cravado, para 14.766.
A prata ficou com Yang Haonan. A China competiu sem Zhang Boheng, seu principal nome, afastado por lesão no ombro. O chinês somou 84.199, com destaque para o salto (14.400) e para as paralelas (14.566).
Joe Fraser levou o bronze e se redimiu das quedas que deixaram a Grã-Bretanha fora do pódio por equipes. Campeão mundial das paralelas em 2019, ele teve no aparelho seu melhor resultado (14.566) e fechou a final no solo, onde havia caído antes: desta vez, 13.266 e 83.531 no total.
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