Dolgopyat Wins World Championship Bronze in Floor Exercise
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat won a bronze medal in the floor exercise at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam on Saturday. The 29-year-old's medal is his fourth at the World Championships and adds to his Olympic achievements. Youngster Noam Berkovich, 18, finished seventh in his first senior world final. Officials praised both gymnasts for their performances and dedication.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Artem Dolgopyat won a bronze medal in the floor exercise at the World Gymnastics Championships.
- Dolgopyat's bronze is his fourth World Championship medal and adds to his Olympic titles.
- Noam Berkovich, 18, finished seventh in the floor exercise final, his first senior world championship.
- The Israeli Gymnastics Federation congratulated both athletes on their achievements.
- The World Championships took place in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Israeli gymnast Artem Dolgopyat secured a bronze medal in the floor exercise at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on Saturday. This marks Dolgopyat's fourth World Championship medal, adding to his gold from 2023 and two silvers from 2017 and 2019. Dolgopyat, 29, who competes for Maccabi Tel Aviv and is the reigning European champion on the apparatus, improved his score from the qualifiers with a 14.466 in the final. This achievement complements his Olympic gold from 2020 and silver from 2024.
Also competing for Israel, 18-year-old Noam Berkovich, also of Maccabi Tel Aviv, finished seventh in the world in the floor exercise final, his first senior World Championship. Berkovich scored 13.5 points in his debut senior world final.
Avi Sagie, Chairman of the Israeli Gymnastics Federation, congratulated the athletes, stating, "Artem once again proves his place at the top of the world with a World Championship bronze medal, which joins a long list of achievements throughout his impressive career. I congratulate Artem and the entire professional team on the achievement, and I am also proud of Noam Berkovich, who finished seventh in the world in his first senior World Championship final. Two historic appearances in the floor final are a source of pride for Israeli gymnastics."
Sergey Weisburg, National Coach for Men's Artistic Gymnastics, added, "I am very proud of Artem and Noam for their performances in the World Championship final. Artem once again proved his ability to compete at the highest levels and rise to the occasion, and Noam had a very good performance in his first senior World Championship. Both results reflect the hard work and commitment of the gymnasts along the way, as well as the joint work of the entire professional team."
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