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Artyom Dolgopyat Wins Third European Championship Gold in Floor Exercise

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israeli gymnast Artyom Dolgopyat won his third European Championship gold medal in the floor exercise after qualifying second and delivering a top final performance.

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  • Artyom Dolgopyat won his third European gold in floor exercise.
  • He qualified for the final in second place with 14.766 points.
  • Dolgopyat delivered an excellent final routine to claim first place.
  • He is recognized as one of the top floor exercise gymnasts globally.
  • This victory adds to his notable achievements in European gymnastics.

Israeli gymnast Artyom Dolgopyat secured his third gold medal in the floor exercise at the European Championships. Known as one of the world's leading floor exercise gymnasts, Dolgopyat qualified for the final in second place with a score of 14.766 points. In the final, he delivered an outstanding performance that earned him the top spot on the podium, marking another significant achievement in his gymnastics career.

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