Last 5 Champions of Men's Pommel Horse 🤸
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Enjoy this look back at the last 5 mixed doubles Badminton winners at the Olympics:
Marius Urzica 🇷🇴/ Sydney 2000
Teng Haibin 🇨🇳/ Athens 2004
Xiao Qin 🇨🇳/ Beijing 2008
Krisztian Berki 🇭🇺/ London 2012
Max Whitlock 🇬🇧/ Rio 2016
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Since 1988 every athlete who won the Olympic gold medal in the pommel horse were either reigning world champion or european chsmpion going into the Olympics.
A most difficult apparatus great work and skills by these champions
CHECK DESCRIPTION. POMMEL HORSE IS THE NEW BADMINTON
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I love the subtle awe from the crowd at the beginning of Berki's performance. One of the most elegant movers ever.
I feel Urzica should have won also 2004….
After so many years, Xiao Qin is still the GOAT on the apparatus, even the performance 2008 wasn’t the best…
The Romanian was a pleasant surprise, and I didn't see his 2004 performance. Agree on Qin, best I've seen. Breaks form to slow down.
Amazing, Max defend the Gold Tokyo
Marius Urzica love from Greece
Me watching with carpal tunnel syndrome: 👁 👄 👁
I love Max Whitlock but seeing the Hungarian guy is beautiful 💕
Yes. And Krisztián is so kind in real life.
Isn’t he! He’s the best I’ve EVER seen!
Just amazing, and that has got to be the hardest apparatus by far. It's taken out more athletes
Rings are harder imo, but horse is definitely scarier
Pommel horse = Great ASMR
Imagine what Max Whitlock would score if he pointed his toes like everybody else at this level! Like 17 or 18!
The first and the fourth, incredible.
Urzica ❤️
Khristian from Hungary is so elegant on the pommel horse! Nice long lines
This guys definitely done his time on a pommel horse!
Marius Urzica he's the best
Romanian and Hungary were the best
People have NO clue how difficult this apparatus is.
I still can't even comprehend how one would go about training for this at a young age. Obviously, this gymnastic event is easier when younger but what about "older" people past their 30's? Is it even possible to do this at 30+ years of age?
Teng Haibin is so cute
I’d just like to mention Louis smith who won a bronze at Beijing and silvers at London and rio :))
Lee Chih Kai of Chinese Tai Pei.
Urcika was tie best
lol intern needs to reread the first line of the description
This is the most difficult and condemned apparatus for male gymnasts! Probably, the best pommel horse gymnasts were Soviet and Russian - Dima Belozerchev, Vitalii Scherbo and Alex Nemov, the Soviet, Post-Soviet and Russian gymnasts!
No there was a north korean guy who used to do best performance
@@jamil41345 About whom you are talking about? I know there was a North Korean guy who did a very hard Vault, which was named after him! Other than that I do not remember any North Korean male super gymnast!
@@bbatjargal1549 His name is Pae Gil - su
@@jamil41345 tbh I would say Chinese are the best at pommel horse. Xiao Qin has the best form and cleanest swings of all time.
Question: can you use the underside of the apparatus?
Only if you want to look perverted.
I'm just imagining all the banged knees and charley horses these guys get during practice.
I did it in high school. One guy dislocated his knee-cap hitting the horse during a competition. Pommel horse was the least of my worries. I was more afraid of dislocating a shoulder on rings, or falling onto the parallel bars. I never learned any advanced skills because I was too afraid of injuries. I didn't even bother with the vault. Running full speed into a solid object was not my idea of fun.
Not hating on Max... But come on! These guys have a great form... Max Is piked and doesnt point toes nicely
Even if he doesn’t have the best shape he has the highest difficulty, which has earned him two Olympic gold medals
@@ianmckenna6146 sure, also he was a great all arounder, but... His form alone Is far from the rest on this list.
I agree but its just the way the judging is. Max is clearly the technically weakest pommel horse worker on this list, but he not in terms of deductability. (for example) he clearly has the least height in his basic circle than anyone else, but this isn't deductable unless he actually brushes/hits the horse. He is able to get out a routine of incredible difficulty and keep up an execution that isn't deductable, even if it is clearly less proficient than his predecessors
Please make a video for the great athlete marit bjoergen of norway making history i
Berki!!!
See the description. When did pommel horse become badminton?
why do they all rotate counter clock-wise?
Amazing whooooooweeeeeeeeeee wow
Very difficult games 🙄🙄
Don't get me wrong. I like Max, but those flexed feet.. 😢 don't let me enjoy this routine
Max doesn't have a great body style, but he has the most difficult, long routines. The Asian men often have the most elegant form on Horse. Notice how straight and extended the Chinese guys are.
2000 one is the worst
still like Xiao Qin the most even he had a near miss XD
Let MAG do balance beam instead of this one
Can you guys Get Twice to perform at the Olympics? The Japanese really loves them
This side of gymnastic looks really weird. Idk
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Imo pommel horse is one of the most boring events in gymnastics. Maybe the most
You spelt hardest wrong
It's amazing... Badminton is also boring.
Yes it’s boring to me too because all the routines look the same to me 😅
For me, floor exercise without somersault is the most boring.
because you dont have a clue what is going on.
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These men's skills are just amazing omg
It's like their skills and strength devolve over time.
Marius urzica el mejor
Why only 5 for MAG but 10 for WAG???
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