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The Russian team took the second bronze for the day at the World Cup in gymnastics

Sergey Naidin became the third in the exercises on the crossbar, losing only to the winners of the Olympics in Paris

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The Russian team took the second bronze for the day at the World Cup in gymnastics

Russian gymnast Sergey Naidin won bronze at the World Championships in Rotterdam in crossbar exercises.

Naidin received 14,800 points for his performance.

The victory was won by the bronze medalist of the Olympics-2024 in this discipline, Taiwanese gymnast Tan Jiahong (14,966), silver from the three-time Olympic champion of the Japanese Oki Shinnosuke (14,800).

Naidin won a personal medal at the World Championships for the first time.

Earlier in the Russian national team, he took silver in the team all-around.

On Sunday, the bronze of the world championship on parallel bars was won by Daniel Marinov.

Source: РБК ↗

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