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Gymnastics Worlds: Japan's Hashimoto Wins All-Around, US's Blakely Takes Women's

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Daiki Hashimoto of Japan won the men's all-around title at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, while American Skye Blakely took the women's all-around gold. China won the women's team event, with the US and Japan placing second and third respectively. Israeli gymnasts Artem Dolgopyat and Noam Berkovich will compete in the floor exercise finals.

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  • Daiki Hashimoto of Japan won the men's all-around gold at the World Gymnastics Championships.
  • Skye Blakely of the United States won the women's all-around gold.
  • China won the women's team competition, followed by the USA and Japan.
  • Israeli gymnasts Artem Dolgopyat and Noam Berkovich will compete in the floor exercise finals.

At the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, Japan's Daiki Hashimoto secured the men's all-around gold medal. China's Yang Haonan took silver, and Britain's Joe Fraser earned bronze.

In the women's all-around competition, American Skye Blakely claimed the top spot. The Chinese team won the women's team event, with the United States finishing second and Japan third.

Israeli gymnasts Artem Dolgopyat and Noam Berkovich are scheduled to compete in the floor exercise finals later today.

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