Artur Davtyan

Yeah, so I feel like most of these finals just had maybe two or three real standout athletes that we're definitely gonna see, um, show up at the world champs hopefully.

And for vault that was definitely gonna be Neza Tshipuni, Arthur Davtyan, and Harry Hepworth.

Neza Tshipuni and Arthur Davtyan are like the clean masters.

They have mastered their 5.2 value vaults so well.

They stick those way more often than you should be able to stick vaults.

He was also leading floor with a 14.833. One of the Armenian superstars, Mimikhan Kachetryan, was leading Pummel Horse with a 14.766. Ilya Zayka was leading Still Rings.

He's part of that World Gymnastics 2 group with a 14.466. Armenia's Artur Davtyan was leading vault with a 14.716. Hungary's Mijaros Kristoffer was leading parallel bars with a 14.333 and World Gymnastics 2's Saveli Seiden was leading high bar with a 14.233.

So coming in to the final rotation, the big things to watch for Great Britain, could Great Britain usurp, uh, Russia slash World Gymnastics 2? And how was Ilya Kovtun going to perform for the first time on a major stage since the Olympic games? in his new home country for Croatia.

So, you know, there's like all this momentum building and you're getting ready to see it.