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Frederick Richard wins first world gymnastics title with floor gold

Frederick Richard of the United States won his first world title by taking the floor final in Rotterdam with 14.633, ahead of Jake Jarman by 0.033. Rebeca Andrade secured a third world vault title, and the Americans Claire Pease and Skye Blakely took silver and bronze.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/24/2026, 12:45

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Frederick Richard, dos Estados Unidos, é o novo campeão mundial do solo. O americano levou o título do solo no Mundial de ginástica artística em Roterdã neste sábado, à frente do britânico Jake Jarman e do israelense Artem Dolgopyat.

Com a grande americana Simone Biles assistindo das arquibancadas na Holanda, Richard, de 22 anos, garantiu seu primeiro título mundial, superando Jarman por apenas 0,033 ponto depois de 14,633. Jarman, o campeão em título, fazia parte de um grupo que também tinha os dois últimos campeões olímpicos.

"Espero que isso seja uma lição para todos de que você não precisa esperar a vitória para dizer que será um campeão", disse Richard depois. "Você não precisa saber quando vai acontecer nem como vai acontecer, mas acreditar nisso a cada segundo de cada dia compensa. Sou a prova disso agora."

Ele é o primeiro americano a levar um título mundial de solo desde Paul Hamm, que dividiu o ouro em 2003, e o primeiro do país desde Danell Leyva a subir ao pódio em equipe, individual geral e aparelho tanto nas Olimpíadas quanto em Mundiais.

Richard, que ficou com o bronze do individual geral no Mundial de 2023 em Antuérpia, também ajudou os EUA a conquistar o bronze por equipes nos Jogos de Paris 2024.

Também neste sábado, Rebeca Andrade, do Brasil, garantiu o terceiro título mundial no salto; as americanas Claire Pease e Skye Blakely terminaram em segundo e terceiro. Pease, uma jovem ginasta americana, conquistou sua primeira medalha individual em Mundiais, e Blakely, por sua vez, somou o ouro do individual geral da sexta-feira.

O Mundial termina no domingo com as finais restantes por aparelho: trave e solo femininos, além do salto e das barras paralelas e fixa masculinas.

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