Daiki Hashimoto Becomes the First World Champion of 2025 in Artistic Gymnastics — All-Around Results

On October 22, in Jakarta (Indonesia), the first final of the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships took place. Japanese gymnast Daiki Hashimoto reaffirmed his status as the world’s leading gymnast by winning the gold medal in the men’s all-around at the 53rd World Championships held in the Indonesian capital.

The 24-year-old athlete from Narita scored 85.131 points, surpassing China’s Zhang Boheng (84.333) and Switzerland’s Noe Seifert (82.831). For Hashimoto, this marks his fifth world title and second consecutive all-around gold following his victory in Antwerp 2023.

Hashimoto recorded the highest scores on three apparatuses — floor exercise, vault, and horizontal bar — while placing second on the pommel horse and third on the parallel bars. His consistency was evident from the start of the tournament: he led the qualification with 83.065 points.

Seifert was the only non-Asian gymnast in the top five, finishing behind the leaders from Japan and China. He was followed by Shi Cong (China, 82.297) and Shinnosuke Oka (Japan, 81.797).

Final Results – Men’s All-Around, 2025 World Championships

1. Daiki Hashimoto (Japan) — 85.131
2. Zhang Boheng (China) — 84.333
3. Noe Seifert (Switzerland) — 82.831
4. Shi Cong (China) — 82.297
5. Shinnosuke Oka (Japan) — 81.797
6. Ángel Barajas (Colombia) — 81.432
7. Daniel Marinov (Bulgaria) — 80.766
8. Krisztofer Mészáros (Hungary) — 80.664
9. Caio Souza (Brazil) — 80.530
10. Florian Langenegger (Switzerland) — 79.599
11. Jesse Moore (Australia) — 79.197
12. Anthony Mansard (France) — 78.898
13. Ryu Sung-hyun (South Korea) — 78.331
14. Robert Kirmes (Finland) — 77.865
15. Joel Plata (Spain) — 77.832
16. Félix Dolci (Canada) — 77.332
17. Diogo Soares (Brazil) — 77.264
18. Sebastian Sponevik (Norway) — 76.864
19. Timo Eder (Germany) — 76.799
20. Akseli Karsikas (Finland) — 76.598
21. Thierno Diallo (Spain) — 76.165
22. Vladyslav Hryko (Ukraine) — 74.631
23. Omar Mohamed (Egypt) — 73.364
24. Dagur Kári Ólafsson (Iceland) — 73.332

The women’s all-around final will be held on October 23, while Armenian gymnasts will compete in the individual apparatus finals on October 24 and 25.