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Dolgopyat Wins Bronze at Gymnastics World Championships

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Artem Dolgopyat Awarded Bonus for World Championship Bronze Medal

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Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat won a bronze medal at the World Championships, earning a NIS 37,500 bonus. This adds to his gold and two silver medals from the event. Dolgopyat, the Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist, competed alongside fellow Israeli Noam Barkovitz, who placed seventh. The Olympic champion from the Philippines finished last.

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  • Artem Dolgopyat received a NIS 37,500 bonus for his World Championship bronze medal.
  • Dolgopyat also won gold and two silver medals at the World Championships.
  • He is the Olympic silver medalist from Paris 2024.
  • Noam Barkovitz finished seventh in the same final.
  • The Olympic champion from the Philippines placed eighth.

Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat secured a bronze medal at the World Championships, earning him a NIS 37,500 bonus from the Gymnastics Association. This medal adds to his collection from the competition, which also includes one gold and two silver medals. Dolgopyat, the Olympic silver medalist from Paris 2024, achieved this latest success on Saturday evening.

The event marked a unique occasion with two Israeli gymnasts competing together in the final. Noam Barkovitz finished in seventh place. The Olympic champion from Paris 2024, Yulo of the Philippines, who defeated Dolgopyat, concluded the competition in eighth and last place.

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