Five Finals Held at the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships — Results

October 24, Jakarta. The finals in individual apparatus events have begun at the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in the capital of Indonesia.

Russian gymnast Angelina Melnikova secured her second gold medal of the tournament, triumphing in the vault after her earlier victory in the all-around.

An excellent result was achieved by 18-year-old Armenian gymnast Mamikon Khachatryan, who won the silver medal on the pommel horse. For the young athlete, this was his debut at the World Championships, and he handled the pressure brilliantly, scoring 14.600 points — the same as the champion, Hong Yanming of China, who took the gold based on tie-breaking criteria.

Third place went to Patrick Hoops of the United States (14.566). Another Armenian gymnast, Hamlet Manukyan, also performed strongly and finished fourth (14.433).

Hong Yanming, also competing in his first World Championships, admitted he was nervous before the final but managed to focus and deliver his best routine.

“I was a bit nervous, but after the warm-up and watching the other competitors, I was able to calm down and perform my routine just like in training,”
said the Chinese gymnast after his victory.

For Khachatryan, this is his first World Championship medal, marking an important achievement for the entire Armenian national team.

MEN

Floor Exercise:

1. Jake Jarman (Great Britain) – 14.866

2. Luke Whitehouse (Great Britain) – 14.666

3. Carlos Yulo (Philippines) – 14.533

4. Cameron Nelson (USA) – 14.133

5. Tikumporn Surintornta (Thailand) – 13.700

6. Milad Karimi (Kazakhstan) – 13.600

7. Kristoffer Meszaros (Hungary) – 13.266

8. Kazuki Minami (Japan) – 12.533

Pommel Horse:

1. Hong Yanming (China) – 14.600

2. Mamikon Khachatryan (Armenia) – 14.600

3. Patrick Hoops (USA) – 14.566

4. Hamlet Manukyan (Armenia) – 14.433

5. Alexander Yolshin-Cash (Great Britain) – 14.366

6. Zeynolla Idrissov (Kazakhstan) – 13.660

7. Nariman Kurbanov (Kazakhstan) – 13.533

8. Aidan Lee (Canada) – 12.366

Still Rings:

1. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) – 14.700

2. Adem Asil (Turkey) – 14.566

3. Singyu Lan (China) – 14.500

4. Boheng Zhang (China) – 14.466

5. Eleftherios Petrounias (Greece) – 14.300

6. Caio Souza (Brazil) – 14.166

7. Glen Cuyle (Belgium) – 13.933

8. Harry Hepworth (Great Britain) – 13.366

WOMEN

Vault:

1. Angelina Melnikova (Russia) – 14.466

2. La-Monika Fontaine (Canada) – 14.033

3. Jocelyn Roberson (USA) – 13.983

4. Lisa Valen (Belgium) – 13.866

5. Karina Schonmaier (Germany) – 13.483

6. Anna Kalmykova (Russia) – 13.199

7. Charlize Moertz (Austria) – 13.133

8. Yalan Deng (China) – DNS

Uneven Bars:

1. Kayla Nemour (Algeria) – 15.566

2. Angelina Melnikova (Russia) – 14.500

3. Fanwei Yang (China) – 14.500

4. Skye Blakely (USA) – 14.333

5. Kate McDonald (Australia) – [score missing]

6. Leyla Vasilieva (Russia) – 14.166

7. Naomi Wasser (Netherlands) – 14.066

8. Zsófia Zsekelei (Hungary) – 12.433

Tomorrow, October 25, five more finals will take place. Arthur Davtyan will represent Team Armenia in the vault event.