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2026 World Gymnastics Championshisp Men's All-Around Final

Can Daiki Hashimoto Make it Four in A Row or Will He Be Dethroned?

October 22, 2026

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1. Hashimoto Daiki (JPN) - 85.998


2. Yang Haonan (CHN) - 84.199


3. Joe Fraser (GBR) - 83.531


4. Daniel Marinov (WG2) - 83.297


5. Angel Barajas (COL) - 83.232


6. Jake Jarman (GBR) - 82.865


7. Arseniy Dukhno (WG2) - 82.697


8. Oka Shinnosuke (JPN) - 82.165


Rotation 6

Falls from Oka Shinnosuke and Arsenii Dukhno.


Hashimoto was clutch again winning four in a row - a feat only surpassed by Kohei Uchimura.


Joe Fraser had a day of redemption and will win the bronze. And the new Chinese superstar Yang Haonan will take silver.

Rotation 5

Oka Shinnosuke (JPN - PB) Whippet, peach 1/2, peach, Makuts, 1/2, front 1 1/4, 1/2, Bhavsar, kinda slow on the tippelt, low double front 1/2 out wiht a big hop forward.


Kirsztofer Meszaros (HUN - PH) off on pommel horse. He's grabbing his pec and it looks like it hurts.


Timo Eder (GER - VT) with a tidy Kas double


Jake Jarman (GBR - PB) Whippet, 1/2, peach 1/2, peach, BIG front 1 1/4, 1/2, Bhavsar, the height on his flight elements has improved, good turnover on the Tippelt, Stutz, couldn't see his feet on the landing but I don't think he had a big error if any.


Joe Fraser (GBR - HB) He catches the cassina with his hands SO close together, double double with a step.


Arsenii Dukhno (WG2 - PB) Not his best routine, nothing disasterous, just little leg splits and piked elements on the bar but sticks the dismount.


Daiki Hashimoto (JPN - PB) Locked in. Stuck dismount. He wants that fourth straight title.

Rotation 4

1. Yang Haonan (CHN) - 56.966


2. Hashimoto Daiki (JPN) - 56.532


3. Arsenii Dukhno (RUS) - 56.465


4. Joe Fraser (GBR) - 56.365


5. Daniel Marinov (RUS) - 55.965


6. Fred Richard (USA) - 55.399



Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) Kas double that I thought he was going to stick. Ended up taking a small hop


Oka Shinnosuke (JPN) - Big split on the top of the table and stumbles back on the kas double.


Jake Jarman (GBR) Kas 2.5. He is pure mastery here. Small hop on the landing.


Timo Eder (GER) Azarian cross, L hold, handstand joh to arched handstnad, giant handstand, sticks the double double tuck.


Arsenii Dukhno (WG2) STUCK-ish Kas double. Not sure they will give it to him. They are definitnely reviewing the system currently.

Rotation 3


Fall from Danila Leykin (USA) on pommell horse


Solid routine from reigning champ, Daiki Hashimoto. He's through his worst event and should move up the rankings after this.


Jake Jarman (GBR - SR) kip to planche, lower to cross, kip to jon to yami to handstand (big angle and not sure it was held long enough, he has another giant to handstand so that should be fine and he sticks the dismount. Has a really cute reaction after with his coach. Clearly very happy!


Not somone in the top conversation right now but Nael Sakouhi really caught my eye today on floor! Some nice transitions and basics there and shows some real promise!


After 3:


  1. Yang Haonan (CHN) - 42.400

  2. Daniel Marinov (WG2) - 42.232

  3. Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) - 42.066

  4. Oka Shinnosuke (JPN) - 42.066

  5. Joe Fraser (GBR) - 41.799

  6. Arsenii Dukhno (WG2) - 41.699


Rotation 2

Yumin Abbadini (ITA - VT) Tidy Kas full with a hop back


Jake Jarman (GBR - PH) little arch on the Li Ning, looks like he did a wierd extra circle out of his flop might have lost the credit?, small separation on the Wu, Magyar, Sivado, D dismount. 13.366


Daniel Marinov (WG2 - VT) Kas double. Some leg separation at the end.


Arsenii Dukhno (WG2 - PH) Went through clean from what I saw and let out what I'm interpretting as a big sigh of relief. 14.1


Fred Richard (USA - VT) HOLY CRAP the height on his handspring dobule front. He landed so locked-legged I thought for sure he would have injured himself but he walked away ok. 13.533


Joe Fraser (GBR - SR) He looks strong today and stuck the dismount.


Daiki Hashimoto (JPN - PH) opens with cirlces and spindle in flair, scissor to handstand, Russian flop, E flop, a little slow on the Wu but goes very well into the dismount. 14.500


Oka Shinnosuke (JPN - PH) Scissor to handstand, Busnari into flairs,Magyar and Sivado in flairs, into the dismount. HUGE smile from him.


Yang Haonan (CHN - SR) azarian cross (maybe short) maltese, kip to maltese, joh to handstand up to planche, wobble on the handstand, STUCK doubld double straight. 14.1


  1. Arsenii Dukhno (WG2 ) - 28.766

  2. Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) - 28.166

  3. Florian Langenegger (SUI) - 27.966

  4. Joe Fraser (GBR) -27.933

  5. Oka Shinnosuke (JPN) - 27.832

  6. Daniel Marinov (WG2) - 27.732


Danila Leykin in 8th with a 27.266;

Rotation 1


Oka Shinnosuke (JPN - FX) really well controlled on the opening combo pass, near stuck on the full-in, small shuffle back on third pass, I don't think he did his full flair sequence??? STUCK STUCK double lay dismount. 13.966


Nurtran Idrissov (KAZ - VT) Tidy Kas 1.5


Jake Jarman (GBR - FX) Double double stuck sutck to open, back 2.5 to double tuck with a hop, i think he stayed in bounds for the third pass but hard to see form our angle, realllyyyy deep on the triple double tucked, good landing on the tirple full side pass, double double with a small hop. 13.933


Angle Barajas (COL PH) Li Ning, Busnari, spindles down the horse, Wu, small small pause into the dismount but over good.


Arsenii Dukhno (WG2 - FX) double double stuck, small shuffle on the combo, stuck teh third pass cold. He is LOCKED IN. I like how he looks up when he lifts his leg, Randi stuck cold, small hop back on the full-in lay dismount. That's going to be a big score. 14.666


Fred Richard (USA - SR) Was watching Dukhno but Fred was very happy with that routine and screaming a lot post-routine.


Joe Fraser (GBR - PH) Really good Li Ning, second one was a little short, flop was good, his rhythm has been overall pretty good, maybe a sligth hesitation in the Tong Fei. E dismount.


Daiki Hashimoto (JPN - FX) front full to sky high double front pike wiht a hop. Small shuffle back on the double lay full, sticks the back 2.5 to front lay (bonus) really short on the double double, tries to kick out of the double pike but is a little low. 13.666


Ilia Kovtun (CRO - PH), good on the scissor handstand, shoulders a little closed throughout. It is DEAD silent in this arena and he's oding pommel horse by himself as the last routine in this rotation, he keeps hitting the horse and is really muscleing through this routine. falls off on the dismount.


After 1:


  1. Arsenii Dukhno (WG2) - 14. 666

  2. Joe Fraser (GBR) - 14.033

  3. Oka Shinnosuke (JPN) - 13.966

  4. Jake Jarman (GBR) - 13.933

  5. Yang Haonan (CHN) - 13.900

  6. Florian Langenegger (SUI) - 13.900


Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) is in 10th with a 13.666; Fred Richard (USA) is in 11th with a 13.566


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