The 2017 World Championships Women’s All-Around Photo Gallery

Rune Hermans, Belgium

Georgia Godwin, Australia

Nina Derwael, Belgium

Marine Boyer, France

Angelina Melnikova, Russia

Brooklyn Moors, Canada

Ellie Black, Canada

Filipa Martins, Portugal

Angelina Melnikova, Russia

Morgan Hurd, United States

Elena Eremina, Russia

Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, France

Ioana Crisan, Romania

Brooklyn Moors, Canada

Ellie Black, Canada

Ellie Black, Canada, and Elena Eremina, Russia

Mai Murakami, Japan

Ellie Black, Canada

Mai Murakami, Japan, Ellie Black, Canada, and Morgan Hurd, United States

Mai Murakami (Japan), Ellie Black (Canada), and Morgan Hurd (United States)

Morgan Hurd, United States

Elena Eremina, Russia

Ellie Black, Canada

Morgan Hurd (United States), Ellie Black (Canada), and Elena Eremina (Russia)

Morgan Hurd (United States) and Ellie Black (Canada)

Ellie Black (Canada) and Elena Eremina (Russia)

Elena Eremina, Russia

Morgan Hurd, United States

The all-around medalists

Wang Yan (China), Thais Fidelis (Brazil), Elisabeth Seitz (Germany), Amy Tinkler (Great Britain), Ana Perez (Spain), and Brooklyn Moors (Canada)

Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos (France), Elena Eremina (Russia), Morgan Hurd (United States), Mai Murakami (Japan), Ioana Crisan (Romania), and Ellie Black (Canada)

Rune Hermans, Belgium

Brooklyn Moors, Canada

Rune Hermans, Belgium

Amy Tinkler, Great Britain

Lara Mori, Italy

Tabea Alt, Germany

Elisabeth Seitz, Germany

Lee Eun Ju, South Korea

Giulia Steingruber, Switzerland

Marine Boyer, France

Wang Yan, China

Filipa Martins, Portugal

Ioana Crisan, Romania

Mai Murakami, Japan

Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, France

Ellie Black, Canada

Ana Perez, Spain

Nina Derwael, Belgium

Brooklyn Moors, Canada

Diana Varinska, Ukraine

Mai Murakami, Japan

Amy Tinkler, Great Britain

Morgan Hurd, United States

Elisabeth Seitz, Germany

Elena Eremina, Russia

Thais Fidelis, Brazil

Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, France

Angelina Melnikova, Russia

Ellie Black, Canada

Wang Yan, China

Mai Murakami, Japan

Diana Varinska, Ukraine

Lara Mori, Italy

Morgan Hurd, United States

Tabea Alt, Germany

Morgan Hurd, United States

Tabea Alt, Germany

Giulia Steingruber, Switzerland

Rune Hermans, Belgium

Georgia Godwin, Australia

Ellie Black, Canada

Aiko Sugihara, Japan

Ellie Black, Canada

Nina Derwael, Belgium

Ioana Crisan, Romania

Marine Boyer, France

Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, France

Ioana Crisan, Romania

Lara Mori, Italy

Longines Elegance Prize winners Kenzo Shirai of Japan and Brooklyn Moors of Canada

Ellie Black of Canada, Morgan Hurd of the United States, and Elena Eremina of Russia with their all-around medals

Photos by Alexandra Leask

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6 thoughts on “The 2017 World Championships Women’s All-Around Photo Gallery”

I miss the athletes wearing flag inspired leotards. That being said, there were a lot of gorgeous leotards out there this time around.
While there was a great deal to be sad/disappointed about in terms of injuries, there was a lot to be excited about too.
And having two AA medalists in braces is just adorable. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad more gymnasts are able to stay around and compete as they are older, but Hurd and Eremina are so freaking adorable and both come across as genuinely friendly individuals.

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Russia Fan says:

October 13, 2017 at 5:43 pm

I am glad gymnast’s teeth are being looked after . Besides being a presentation sport , dental appearance of gymnasts often suggest bulimia , interrupted growth , lack of calcium & even malnourished childhood .

In fact the FIG should start focusing on dental health for young gymnasts wiith a clinic at all events where help can help eg flouride application , nutrition advice & maybe even vouchers for oryhodontics.

Let’s give back .

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Maria says:

October 13, 2017 at 8:50 pm

I totally agree with you about the Leos, I keep on comparing them to 2016, and it always makes me sad! But these were really pretty, just not patriotic!

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- Emily says:
  
  October 14, 2017 at 8:31 am
  
  Some are. Belgium’s for instance and Ukraine’s. I guess I just can’t get over neon, pink, and purple. At least the US didn’t wear any pink! It always surprises me how infrequently Italy uses green, but I think I miss the flag inspired leotards from Romania most of all.
  
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  - Emily says:
    
    October 14, 2017 at 8:33 am
    
    Brazil, France and Portugal also had flag colors.
    
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