Armenian gymnasts have started at the 2025 World Championships, all qualification results are available.

On October 19, the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships kicked off in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. The first day featured the men’s qualification rounds for individual apparatus events.

Four of Armenia’s five gymnasts successfully advanced through qualification, reaching the finals in three apparatuses.

Eighteen-year-old European champion Hamlet Manukyan and 18-year-old European vice-champion Mamikon Khachatryan delivered excellent performances on the pommel horse, qualifying for the finals in third and fourth place, respectively. The young Armenian stars narrowly trailed behind gymnasts from Kazakhstan and the USA and will continue to compete for world championship medals. Notably, this marks the senior World Championship debut for both athletes.

On the rings, 27-year-old Artur Avetisyan placed eighth, securing a spot in the final. The most experienced member of the team, 37-year-old Vaagn Davtyan, unfortunately did not advance, finishing 13th overall.

Another European champion, Artur Davtyan, placed second in the vault qualification and also reached the final. The leader in this event was reigning Olympic champion Carlos Yulo of the Philippines. It was Yulo and Davtyan who battled for gold at the Paris Olympics, where the Armenian took silver. Their rivalry will continue in the World Championship final.

Several more gymnasts in each apparatus will compete on October 20 in two subgroups, the results may change.

2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships Qualification Results (Men)

Pommel Horse:

Nariman Kurbanov (Kazakhstan) — 14.700
Yanming Hong (China) — 14.600
Patrick Hoops (USA) — 14.566
Hamlet Manukyan (Armenia) — 14.500
Lee Aidan (Canada) — 14.400
Mamikon Khachatryan (Armenia) — 14.400
Alexander Yolshin-Cash (Great Britain) — 14.333
Zeinolla Idrissov (Kazakhstan) — 14.300

Rings:

Xinyu Lan (China) — 14.766
Donnell Whittenburg (USA) — 14.700
Boheng Zhang (China) — 14.600
Asil Adem (Turkey) — 14.466
Eleftherios Petrounias (Greece) — 14.366
Harry Hepworth (Great Britain) — 14.366
Glen Cuyle (Belgium) — 14.333
Caio Suazo (Brazil) — 14.333
11th place: Artur Avetisyan (Armenia) — 14.200 (no qualification)
13th place: Vaagn Davtyan (Armenia) — 13.500 (no qualification)

Vault:

Carlos Yulo (Philippines) — 14.750
Artur Davtyan (Armenia) — 14.566
Nazar Chepurnyi (Ukraine) — 14.316
Daniel Marinov (Russia) — 14.266
Tommaso Brugnami (Italy) — 14.249
Mingqi Huang (China) — 14.183
Kazuki Minami (Japan) — 14.050
Mukhammadjon Yakubov (Russia) — 14.033

Floor Exercise:

Jake Jarman (Great Britain) — 14.700
Carlos Yulo (Philippines) — 14.566
Cameron Nelson (USA) — 14.300
Milad Karimi (Kazakhstan) — 14.133
Kazuki Minami (Japan) — 14.100
Kristoffer Mezaros (Hungary) — 13.966
Tikumporn Surintornta (Thailand) — 13.866
Luke Whitehouse (Great Britain) — 13.866

Parallel Bars:

Jingyuan Zou (China) — 15.466
Shinosuke Oka (Japan) — 14.533
Tomoharu Tsunogai (Japan) — 14.500
Shi Cong (China) — 14.400
Angel Barajas (Colombia) — 14.300
Donnell Whittenburg (USA) — 14.300
Vladislav Polyashov (Russia) — 14.233
Daniel Marinov (Russia) — 14.200

Horizontal Bar:

Tomoharu Tsunogai (Japan) — 14.800
Joe Fraser (Great Britain) — 14.533
Daiki Hashimoto (Japan) — 14.400
Carlo Macchini (Italy) — 14.233
Milad Karimi (Kazakhstan) — 14.200
Brody Malone (USA) — 14.166
Daniel Marinov (Russia) — 14.133
Shi Cong (China) — 14.400

The results will be updated after the performance of the two subgroups on October 20.

World Championship Schedule

• October 19–21 — Qualification rounds

• October 22 — Men’s all-around final

• October 23 — Women’s all-around final

• October 24 — Apparatus finals: Rings, Pommel Horse, and Floor (Men); Vault and Uneven Bars (Women)

• October 25 — Apparatus finals: Vault, Horizontal Bar, and Parallel Bars (Men); Floor and Beam (Women)