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Dolgopyat Wins Bronze at Gymnastics World Championships

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Artem Dolgopyat Secures Floor Bronze at Gymnastics World Championships

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Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat won bronze in the men's floor exercise at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships with a score of 14.466. This marks his fourth world championship medal, adding to his 2023 gold and previous silvers. Fellow Israeli Noam Berkovich placed seventh in his senior world championship debut. Both gymnasts represent Maccabi Tel Aviv.

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  • Artem Dolgopyat won bronze in the men's floor exercise at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
  • Dolgopyat scored 14.466 points in the final to secure his fourth world championship medal.
  • He is the reigning European champion and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic champion.
  • Noam Berkovich finished seventh in the floor final in his senior world championship debut.
  • Both gymnasts represent Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Artem Dolgopyat Secures Floor Bronze at Gymnastics World Championships
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