Artyom Dolgopyat Wins Third European Championship Gold in Floor Exercise
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Israeli gymnast Artyom Dolgopyat won his third European Championship gold in floor exercise at the Zagreb competition, scoring 14.466 points. He is also the reigning Olympic champion and has multiple European and World Championship medals. The Israeli Gymnastics Association praised his achievement and the professional team behind him.
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- Artyom Dolgopyat won his third European floor exercise gold in Zagreb with a 14.466 score.
- He previously won European titles in 2020 and 2022 and is Tokyo 2020 Olympic champion.
- Dolgopyat also holds multiple European silver medals and a 2023 World Championship gold.
- Israeli Gymnastics Association chairman praised his talent, dedication, and consistent success.
- His coaching and support team includes Sergei Weisburg, Andrei Gribnov, Ilan Korchak, and others.
Israeli gymnast Artyom Dolgopyat secured his third European Championship gold medal in the floor exercise at the competition held in Zagreb, Croatia. He achieved a score of 14.466 points in the final on Friday, adding to his previous European titles won in 2020 and 2022. Representing Maccabi Tel Aviv, Dolgopyat's victory further cements his status as one of Israel's top gymnasts.
Dolgopyat is also the reigning Olympic champion from Tokyo 2020 and the silver medalist from Paris 2024. His European Championship record includes four silver medals in the floor exercise from 2018, 2019, 2023, and 2024. On the world stage, he won the World Championship in floor exercise in 2023 and earned two silver medals in 2017 and 2019.
Avi Shagie, chairman of the Israeli Gymnastics Association, praised Dolgopyat's exceptional talent, determination, and consistent performance on the world’s biggest stages. He congratulated Dolgopyat, his coach Sergei Weisburg, and the entire professional team for this significant achievement, highlighting its importance for Israeli gymnastics and sports.
Dolgopyat’s support team includes national coach Sergei Weisburg, coaches Andrei Gribnov and Ilan Korchak, judges Yaakov Levi and Ilan Gazit, and physiotherapist Adam Badir. This latest gold medal adds to Dolgopyat’s impressive career and continues to elevate Israel’s presence in international gymnastics.
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