Welcome to the live blog for the MAG all-around final at the 2026 World Championships, held in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

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ROTATION 2 STANDINGS

1. Arseniy Dukhno RUS 28.766
2. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 28.166
3. Yang Haonan CHN 28.000
4. Florian Langenegger SUI 27.966
5. Joe Fraser GBR 27.933
6. Oka Shinnosuke JPN 27.832
7. Daniel Marinov RUS 27.732
8. Jake Jarman GBR 27.299

ROTATION 2

2:17 pm. Yang Haonan CHN SR: Iron cross, maltese, I missed the next element, saltos to handstand arched over and took some adjusting, strong planche, back giant to handstand lost shape for a sec, stuck the dismount, IIRC it was a full-twisting double layout! 14.100

2:15 pm. Oka Shinnosuke JPN PH: Scissors to handstand, maybe slightly short, down to scissors into circles, good transitions between handles, some form going up into the Busnari, down into flairs, not moving super aggressively in them but extension looks good, gets the dismount! 13.866

Illia Kovtun UKR SR: 12.866

2:11 pm. Hashimoto Daiki JPN PH: The stream is SO far behind, every routine we’ve seen has had the score in before we’ve gotten to it on the stream. I hate you Peacock! Starts with great flair work right away, to scissors to handstand down to scissors into circles on both pommels, then moves to one, good work overall so far, travels well in Russians, minor hip form as hem moves to circles, minor adjustment in the pirouette into the dismount, but overall superb!14.500

Noe Seifert SUI PB: 13.733

Elijah Faverus NED HB: 11.266

Danila Leykin USA FX: 13.800

2:10 pm. Joe Fraser GBR SR: Maltese, down to hang then back to maltese to iron cross, saltos to handstand, nice. back giant to handstand with some arch. Looks like he stuck the double double! 13.900

Sam Zakutney CAN FX: 12.866

2:09 pm. Arseniy Dukhno RUS PH: Excellent extension on the scissors and lovely transition to circles after. Russians on the single pommel. Travels well, mostly good hip extension, clean into the dismount. 14.100

Krisztofer Meszaros HUN PB: 13.533

Anthony Mansard FRA HB: 13.800

Camilo Vera COL VT: 14.000

2:07 pm. Angel Barajas COL SR: Maltese down to iron cross, pull up to pike sit, rolls through to piked saltos to handstand, nothing big so far in his form! Back giant to handstand with an adjustment, double-twisting double layout, some form and a hop back. 13.100

Fred Richard USA VT: 13.533

Nurtan Idrissov KAZ PB: 11.433

Victor Martinez BEL HB: 12.833

2:06 pm. Jake Jarman GBR PH: Scissors to handstand, arches over, down to circles, good work on the single pommel, transitions well between them, then down to Russians between, Russians on the single pommel, travels in Russians, some hip form as he circles into his next travel sequence, quick up into the dismount. Good after that first handstand!

Timo Eder GER FX: 13.133

2:05 pm. Touch should be wrapping up shortly for the second rotation!

ROTATION 1 STANDINGS

1. Arseniy Dukhno RUS 14.666
2. Joe Fraser GBR 14.033
3. Oka Shinnosuke JPN 13.966
4. Jake Jarman GBR 13.933
5. Yang Haonan CHN 13.900
– Florian Langenegger SUI 13.900
7. Nurtan Idrissov KAZ 13.866
8. Angel Barajas COL 13.800

ROTATION 1

1:57 pm. Illia Kovtun CRO PH: Scissors to handstand to scissors, circles on the single pommel with pretty closed hips, Russians on the single pommel, slow but smooth up into the Busnari, Russians between the handles, travles super lowly in Russians and has big leg separation, also big leg form breaks in the circles into the dismount, can’t get it to handstand, falls. Has to repeat the dismount. 12.466

1:55 pm. Hashimoto Daiki JPN FX: Front full to piked double front, hop forward. Full-twisting double layout, chest down, hop back. 2.5 to front layout stuck. Short on the double double, hop forward. Double pike clean with a big hop back. 13.666

Sam Zakutney CAN HB: 12.633

1:53 pm. Joe Fraser GBR PH: Hit everything at the beginning, nice on the Russians between the pommels, nice clearance on the single pommel circles, travels in Russians, minor hip form in the final circles, and rushes the dismount slightly. 14.033

Anthony Mansard FRA PB: 13.200

1:51 pm. Arseniy Dukhno RUS FX: Stuck the double-twisting double layout, minor hip form throughout. 2.5 to double front with a hop forward. Stuck the double double down the side. Nice front full to randi. Full-twisting double layout, slight pike down and a small hop. Mostly gorg. 14.666

Fred Richard USA SR: 13.566

Noe Seifert SUI VT: 13.500

Victor Martinez BEL PB: 13.7

Timo Eder GER HB: 13.300

1:49 pm. Angel Barajas COL PH: Scissor elements went well, Busnari with a little hesitation down to flairs, transitions well to circles, travels in Russians with noticeable form, muscles into the dismount and kinda rushes it around, but a hit! 13.800

1:47 pm. Jake Jarman GBR FX: Double-twisting double layout, almsot sticks on his heels. 2.5 to double front with a hop forward. 3.5 with a hop to the side which takes him OOB. Triple double a bit short with a lunge forward. Triple full is fine. Hop back on the double double. Lots of landing issues in this one I fear. 13.933

Yumin Abbadini ITA SR: 12.700

Naël Sakouhi FRA PB: 13.266

Jermain Grünberg NED HB: 13.566

Krisztofer Meszaros HUN VT: Looks like something went wildly wrong based on his D score. A balk perhaps? 12.033

1:45 pm. Yang Haonan CHN PH: Scissors to handstand to scissors, circles, Russians on the single pommel, quick circles at the end of the horse, travels in Russians, working super fast, hips close slightly for a sec while traveling in circles but he fixes it, quick up into this dismount, this routine was SO FREAKING FAST. 13.900

Nurtan Idrissov KAZ VT: 13.866

1:43 pm. Oka Shinnosuke JPN FX: Front full to double front, small hop forward. Double-twisting double layout, great landing. Triple full down the side with a lil bounce. Deep double layout but stuck. 13.966

Danila Leykin USA HB: 13.466

Florian Langenegger SUI VT: 13.900

Elijah Faverus NED PB: 12.600

Camilo Vera COL SR: 13.233

1:42 pm. We have an ad now but looks like things are about to start based on the live scores. Will probably be a bit behind on routines once the stream starts showing then but what I noticed with the team final Peacock streams is that they were kinda lazy the first rotation, but then got their shit together in the subsequent so I will not stress about it.

Anyway, I’ll add scores for routines we don’t see.

1:41 pm. Lots of USA MAG fluff right now even though neither really has a strong shot at the podium but it is what it is, that’s what I get for living in the USA.

1:37 pm. Okay the boys are here. Touch warmups!

I forgot they switched from the six-person rotation groups to four. That’s fun!

1:32 pm. I believe athletes are being introduced? Should get to touch warmups shortly! Oh yes, introductions now, there they are.

Just did a quick check to see if any reserves are in, and NO! It’s the complete field from quals.

1:28 pm. I didn’t have time to write a recap of all-around qualifications or a preview of what to expect today, but here are a few thoughts before we get started today!

The Japanese guys are going to be almost impossible to beat, I think, and I expect them to get the gold and silver medals unless something goes wildly wrong for them. Like, if everyone in the top groups hit every routine, it’ll be some combination of Oka Shinnosuke and Hashimoto Daiki in the lead. Hashimoto was about half a point back from Oka in quals, but had a weaker competition, so he’s probably once again the frontrunner?

Then there are like 10 guys who I’m like “yeah they could win bronze” about lol. I feel like even though Illia Kovtun came in ranked seventh, he has more room for improvement than some of the guys ahead of him, so hoping he can improve his standing and challenge for a medal! Daniel Marinov, who was 12th in quals, is also capable of way more than we saw this weekend.

Most of the other guys have very little room for improvement, but it’ll be exciting to see if Arseniy Dukhno can continue slaying, oh, and Angel Barajas wasn’t at his peak in quals, so maybe a few extra tenths here and there from him can help him be a contender as well! I’d also consider Jake Jarman and Yang Haonan in contention, and then maaaaybe Fred Richard as well.

Anyway, I’m watching the stream on Peacock and following results on Longines!