Gymnastics World Championship Women's Individual Comprehensive Teramoto 13th Kamata 17th October 11th 5:57
On the 10th, the gymnastics world championship held in Germany was held for women's individual overalls, with Asuka Teramoto 13th and Hitomi Hamada 17th. The winner was American Simone Biles, who won the fifth championship in this event, the highest number in the history of the tournament.
The gymnastics world championship held in Stuttgart, Germany, was held on the 10th day of the tournament on the 10th of the tournament. In Japan, 16th place Teramoto and 23rd place Hirota participated in the qualifying. .
Teramoto scored a high score of 14.600 by deciding a jump with a high degree of difficulty in “Jumping Horse”, but he did not improve the score by repeatedly making minor mistakes with “Balance” and “Yuka” with a total of 54.666 for the fourth type. I was 13th.
In addition, Hirota, who participated for the first time in the personal overall, was 17th with 53.932.
The winner was American Biles for the second year in a row, and “Yuka” showed J difficulty of “backward holding 2 times flipping 3 times twisting” and 4th kind with a total score of 58.999, about 2 points to 2nd place player I made a difference.
With the fifth victory in the history of the tournament, this is the highest number of gold medals in the event.
Teramoto "I was able to do it myself"
Asuka Teramoto said, “I was hurting both arms and ankles, and my body was in a tattered state, but I managed to do it. .
And in this tournament, he mentioned that he was unable to proceed to the final while gaining the right to participate in the Tokyo Olympics as a group, `` There was no Ace Murakami player, so there was no tournament so hard in the gymnastic life so far It was a terrible mental state before the tournament, but I was able to overcome it, so I wanted to look forward.Because I got the right to participate in the Olympics, first I tried to be selected as a representative, but I could get a medal in a group I wish I could make a team. "
Bailes "I'm so excited"
American Simone Biles said that he was very excited about winning his fifth overall championship in the individual competition.
And the Stuttgart venue was filled with great cheers: “Similar to the previous tournaments, so many fans have sent me great cheering and energy. "I'm sorry that I haven't been out," he said with a smile.