|
 |
FLOOR / BODEN |
Nat |
SV |
pts |
Dragulescu, Jovtchev
|
 |
Jordan Jovtchev |
BUL |
10,0 |
9,550 |
|
Marian Dragulescu |
ROM |
10,0 |
9.550 |
 |
Igors Vichrovs |
LAT |
10,0 |
9,425 |
| 4 |
Stephen McCain |
USA |
9,8 |
9,312 |
| 5 |
Evgeny Sapronenko |
LAT |
9,9 |
8,962 |
| 6 |
Alexej Bondarenko |
RUS |
10,0 |
8,397 |
| 7 |
Yernar
Yerimbetov |
KAZ |
9,9 |
8,712 |
| 8 |
Alexander Beresh |
UKR |
9,4 |
7,862 |
|
|
|
Comment:
Jordan Jovchev
(BUL) : Very solid routine highlighted by an Arabian 1 1/2 , Gogoladse to
Fedorchenko, double layout. 9,55 (SV 10).
Igor Vikrovs (LAT): Also very clean with three front
twists in his first tumbling run, Arabian 1/2 , piked full- in. 9,425 (10 SV).
Alexei Bondarenko (RUS): Falls on his double pike
dismount. Before that, he showed a double double, Gogoladse to Fedorchenko.8,937 (10 SV).
Alexander Beresh (UKR): Completely out of it. He sits
down his double front and his piked Arabian double front. He has problems landing his
double double. 7,862 (9,4 SV).
Steve McCain (USA): Very clean, but not enough difficulty. He “only” dismounts
with a double tuck. 9,312 (9,8 SV)
Yernar Yerimbetov (KAZ): Starts with a bang with a
full-twisting double layout. Wobbles his way through a press to handstand and slips on an
Arabian double front. 8,712 (9,9 SV).
Yevgeni Sapronenko (LAT): The most spectacular routine
so far with a five element first tumbling run on which he steps out of bounds: 2 ½ twist
– front layout- 1 ½ twist; 1 ½ Arabian but puts his hands down on his
double-double. 8,972 (9,9 SV)
Marian Dragulescu (ROM): Opens with a double layout
with a half twist. Stumbles on a punch front. Two Arabians and a lovely double double
dismount. Enough for 9,55 (10 SV) and a share of the gold. |
