Nemour wins uneven bars gold on finals day in Rotterdam
Kaylia Nemour won a second world uneven bars title in Rotterdam with 15.333 and the highest difficulty score of the championships (7.0). Skye Blakely took bronze for her fourth medal of the meet. On floor, Fred Richard beat Jake Jarman by less than a tenth, 14.633 to 14.600.
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Kaylia Nemour deixou para trás o erro que custou o ouro no individual geral e voltou ao topo do mundo nas barras assimétricas, na abertura das finais por aparelho em Roterdã. A argelina, campeã olímpica, conquistou assim o segundo título mundial da carreira. Ao lado dela subiram Helen Kevric, alemã, com a prata, e Skye Blakely, dos Estados Unidos, com o bronze.
A nota que valeu o ouro foi 15.333, montada com o maior valor de dificuldade de todo o Mundial — 7.0 —, mesmo sem a versão mais elaborada da série. Kevric terminou em 14.833; Blakely, em 14.600, resultado que a tornou a atleta mais premiada de Roterdã-2026 até agora, com uma medalha dourada, uma de prata e duas de bronze.
No solo masculino, a diferença entre o ouro e a prata ficou abaixo de um décimo. Fred Richard marcou 14.633 e lucrou com o bônus da última acrobacia cravada para superar Jake Jarman, campeão do ano anterior e autor da série de maior dificuldade da final: 14.600. O israelense Artem Dolgopoyat fechou em terceiro, com 14.466.
A Armênia ocupou duas das três vagas do pódio no cavalo com alças. Hamlet Manukyan, campeão mundial júnior em 2023, somou 15.300 graças a 9.400 de execução e faturou sua primeira medalha dourada na categoria adulta. Gabriele Targhetta, italiano, ficou logo atrás, com 15.233, e Mamikon Khachatryan, também armênio, levou o bronze em 15.000.
Nas argolas, Lan Xingyu repetiu 2021 e conquistou o segundo ouro mundial, com 14.766. A prata ficou com Eleftherios Petrounias, grego beneficiado pelo bônus de saída cravada (14.333), e o bronze com Artur Avetsyan, terceira medalha armênia na competição, em 14.233.
Rebeca Andrade foi outro nome a terminar o dia no lugar mais alto do pódio.
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