Armenian gymnasts delivered an impressive performance at the 2026 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, securing four medals including two golds and two bronzes, marking a historic achievement for the nation.
The 2026 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam concluded with a remarkable performance from the Armenian team, securing four medals including two golds and two bronzes. Hamlet Manukyan distinguished himself by winning gold in the pommel horse event, scoring an impressive 15.300. Meanwhile, Artur Davtyan claimed his place in history by becoming a two-time world champion in the vault, achieving an average score of 14.850.
Notably, Mamikon Khachatryan also showcased his skills on the pommel horse, earning a bronze medal with a score of 15.000. Artur Avetisyan added to Armenia’s medal tally by securing another bronze in the still rings with a score of 14.233. This outstanding achievement not only highlights the individual talents of the Armenian gymnasts but also marks a significant accomplishment for the nation in the world of gymnastics, with every finalist finishing on the podium.
As the championships wrapped up, Armenia’s athletes left a lasting legacy, demonstrating their prowess in the sport. This competition has undoubtedly set a high standard for future events in gymnastics.