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Oka finishes fourth on rings at world gymnastics championships
The world gymnastics championships held event finals in Rotterdam on Oct.
24.
Japan’s Shinnosuke Oka placed fourth on rings with 14.133 points.
China’s Lan Xingyu won the event with 14.766 points, claiming his second world rings title.
Japan’s Daiki Hashimoto finished eighth on pommel horse with 13.466 points.
Armenia’s Hamlet Manukyan won that event with 15.300 points, his first world title.
In the women’s finals, Algeria’s Kaylia Nemour won uneven bars for the second time in a row, while Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade won vault for the third time.
The finals were being held in two parts, and the source gives no further schedule details.
Shinnosuke Oka finished fourth in the men’s rings final at the world gymnastics championships.
He scored 14.133 points in the event final on October 24 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
China’s Lan Xingyu won with 14.766 points, claiming his second world title on rings.
Daiki Hashimoto of Japan placed eighth in the men’s pommel horse final with 13.466 points.
Hamlet Manukyan of Armenia won the pommel horse title with 15.300 points.
- Who
- Shinnosuke Oka of Tokushukai finished fourth in the men’s rings final.
- What
- He scored 14.133 points at the world gymnastics championships.
- When
- October 24. The article was published on October 24, 2026.
- Where
- Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Oka’s rings score
- 14.133 points
- Oka’s place
- Fourth
- Event date
- October 24
- Venue
- Rotterdam, the Netherlands
- Rings champion
- Lan Xingyu of China, 14.766 points