Gymnastics at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Men's artistic individual all-around

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Men's artistic individual all-around
at the Games of the XXX Olympiad
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Gold medalist Kōhei Uchimura (2011)
VenueNorth Greenwich Arena 1
Dates28 July – 1 August
Competitors41 from 27 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kōhei Uchimura  Japan
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Marcel Nguyen  Germany
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Danell Leyva  United States
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2012 Summer Olympics

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The men's artistic individual all-around was a competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, United Kingdom. The event was held at the North Greenwich Arena 1 on 28 July and 1 August 2012.[1] There were 41 competitors from 27 nations, counting only those gymnasts who performed on all six apparati during the qualifying round.[2] The event was won by Kōhei Uchimura of Japan, the nation's first victory in the men's all-around since 1984 and fifth overall (at that point second to the Soviet Union, with six; Uchimura would win again in 2016, bringing the two nations even). Uchimura was the 14th man to earn multiple all-around medals, adding to his 2008 silver. Germany's Marcel Nguyen earned silver, the first men's all-around medal for a German gymnast (including the United Team of Germany, East Germany, and West Germany) since the 1936 Games in Berlin. Danell Leyva of the United States took bronze.

Background[]

This was the 26th appearance of the men's individual all-around. The first individual all-around competition had been held in 1900, after the 1896 competitions featured only individual apparatus events. A men's individual all-around has been held every Games since 1900.[2]

Two of the top 10 gymnasts from the 2008 Games returned: silver medalist Kōhei Uchimura of Japan and seventh-place finisher Fabian Hambüchen of Germany. Uchimura had won all three World Championships since his Olympic silver and was the clear favorite coming into the Games.[2]

Azerbaijan made its debut in the event. France made its 24th appearance, most among nations.

Qualification[]

Main article: Gymnastics at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Qualification for the men's artistic gymnastics in 2008 was based primarily on the 2011 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. The top 8 teams at the world championships could send a full team of 5 gymnasts to the Olympics. The next 8 teams (#9 through #16) competed in the 2012 Gymnastics Olympic Test Event, with the top 4 of those teams also qualifying a team of 5 gymnasts for the Olympics. The individual apparatus medalists from the World Championships also qualified, if their nation had not already qualified a team. The FIG Executive Board made invitational selections to ensure host country and continental representation and the Tripartite Commission made an invitation. The quota of 98 gymnasts was then filled through the individual all-around rankings at the Test Event, with each nation able to qualify only one gymnast in that manner (though this one gymnast could be added to the world championship apparatus medalists—for example, Brazil qualified Diego Hypólito as bronze medalist in the floor, Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti as silver medalist in the rings, and Sérgio Sasaki through the Test Event).

Gymnasts were only considered as competing in the all-around if they participated in all six apparatus exercises during the qualifying round.[2]

Competition format[]

The top 24 qualifiers in the qualification phase (limit two per NOC), based on combined score of each apparatus, advanced to the individual all-around final. The finalists performed on each apparatus again. Qualification scores were then ignored, with only final round scores counting.[3]

Schedule[]

North Greenwich Arena

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

Date Time Round
Saturday, 28 July 2012 11:00 Qualifying
Wednesday, 1 August 2012 16:30 Final

Results[]

Qualifying[]

Main article: Gymnastics at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Men's artistic qualification
Rank Gymnast Nation Gymnastique au sol.svg Cheval d'arçon.svg Gymnastique aux anneaux.svg Saut de cheval.svg Barres parallèles.svg Barre fixe.svg Total Notes
1 Danell Leyva  United States 15.100 14.866 14.600 15.500 15.333 15.666 91.265 Q
2 David Belyavskiy  Russia 15.100 14.900 14.366 16.300 15.300 14.866 90.832 Q
3 Fabian Hambüchen  Germany 15.133 14.100 14.766 15.833 15.300 15.633 90.765 Q
4 John Orozco  United States 15.166 14.766 15.066 15.800 14.533 15.266 90.597 Q
5 Kristian Thomas  Great Britain 15.366 14.133 14.566 16.200 15.625 15.366 90.256 Q
6 Mykola Kuksenkov  Ukraine 14.533 14.900 15.000 15.766 15.066 14.666 89.931 Q
7 Marcel Nguyen  Germany 14.433 13.900 15.100 14.875 15.535 15.000 89.833 Q
8 Emin Garibov  Russia 14.533 14.233 14.633 15.233 15.600 15.566 89.798 Q
9 Kōhei Uchimura  Japan 15.766 12.466 14.966 16.033 15.533 15.000 89.764 Q
10 Daniel Purvis  Great Britain 15.200 13.400 15.033 16.100 14.733 14.733 89.199 Q
11 Sergio Sasaki  Brazil 14.533 14.033 14.633 16.200 15.200 14.533 89.132 Q
12 Alexander Shatilov  Israel 15.633 14.133 14.033 15.533 14.700 15.000 89.032 Q
13 Oleg Verniaiev  Ukraine 15.033 14.366 14.600 16.333 14.566 14.066 88.964 Q
14 Cyril Tommasone  France 14.500 15.333 14.166 15.466 15.100 14.133 88.698 Q
15 Fabián González  Spain 15.266 14.733 14.033 16.000 13.333 15.000 88.365 Q
16 Javier Gómez Fuertes  Spain 14.833 13.833 13.900 15.958 15.066 14.544 88.123 Q
17 Philipp Boy  Germany 14.766 14.333 14.166 15.700 14.933 13.800 87.698 2 per NOC
18 Koji Yamamuro  Japan 14.433 14.400 14.900 15.333 14.200 14.366 87.632 Q, withdrew
19 Claudio Capelli  Switzerland 14.766 14.133 14.133 15.200 14.600 14.766 87.598 Q
20 Oleg Stepko  Ukraine 15.033 14.400 14.866 15.916 13.366 13.466 87.047 2 per NOC
21 Enrico Pozzo  Italy 14.766 13.633 14.033 15.600 14.366 14.500 86.898 Q
22 Kazuhito Tanaka  Japan 13.666 12.200 15.100 15.750 15.725 14.400 86.841 Q
23 Kim Soo-Myun  South Korea 14.766 13.433 13.833 15.666 14.700 13.933 86.331 Q
24 Paolo Ottavi  Italy 14.266 13.700 14.866 14.933 14.500 14.066 86.331 Q
25 Flavius Koczi  Romania 15.666 13.400 14.600 16.066 13.500 12.633 85.865 Q
26 Sergio Muñoz  Spain 14.600 14.000 13.966 16.000 13.833 13.266 85.665 2 per NOC
27 Joshua Jefferis  Australia 13.800 13.433 14.533 15.500 14.566 13.766 85.598 Q
28 Roman Kulesza  Poland 13.933 12.966 13.466 14.900 14.700 14.733 84.698 Q
29 Guo Weiyang  China 12.266 13.266 14.400 15.300 13.966 14.933 84.131
30 Stepan Gorbachev  Kazakhstan 13.900 13.733 13.533 15.666 13.433 13.666 83.931
31 Jimmy Verbaeys  Belgium 14.500 10.866 14.066 15.266 14.533 14.333 83.564
32 Felix Aronovich  Israel 14.033 13.433 14.100 13.900 14.233 13.500 83.199
33 Jorge Giraldo  Colombia 13.400 12.166 14.933 15.466 13.633 13.500 83.098
34 Martin Konečný  Czech Republic 14.266 12.900 13.166 14.866 13.733 14.100 83.031
35 Manuel Campos  Portugal 14.166 12.500 14.433 14.200 14.400 13.200 82.899
36 Artur Davtyan  Armenia 13.800 13.900 13.400 14.166 14.233 13.366 82.865
37 Mohamed Elsaharty  Egypt 13.900 12.600 13.566 15.466 13.400 13.666 82.598
38 Dmitrijs Trefilovs  Latvia 12.900 14.233 13.133 14.733 13.533 14.033 82.565
39 Fabian Leimlehner  Austria 12.966 12.100 13.633 14.966 14.200 13.533 81.398
40 Shakir Shikhaliyev  Azerbaijan 14.600 12.866 13.166 15.433 13.666 10.633 80.364
41 Matteo Morandi  Italy 14.133 0.000 15.766 15.633 14.500 0.000 60.032

Only two gymnasts from each country may advance to the All Around Final. Therefore, in some cases, a third gymnast placed high enough to qualify, but did not advance to the final because of the quota. Gymnasts who did not advance to the Final, but had high enough scores to do so were:[4]

On 30 July, Koji Yamamuro was injured on Vault during the Men's Team Final. It was announced that he would not compete in the Individual All-Around Final as a result, and that his teammate, Kazuhito Tanaka would be able to compete instead.[5]

Final[]

Rank Gymnast Nation Gymnastique au sol.svg Cheval d'arçon.svg Gymnastique aux anneaux.svg Saut de cheval.svg Barres parallèles.svg Barre fixe.svg Total
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kohei Uchimura  Japan 15.100
(8) 		15.066
(2) 		15.333
(2) 		16.266
(1) 		15.325
(7) 		15.600
(2) 		92.690
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Marcel Nguyen  Germany 15.300
(5) 		13.666
(17) 		15.366
(1) 		15.666
(9) 		15.833
(=1) 		15.200
(4) 		91.031
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Danell Leyva  United States 15.366
(4) 		13.500
(19) 		14.733
(14) 		15.566
(10) 		15.833
(=1) 		15.700
(1) 		90.698
4 Mykola Kuksenkov  Ukraine 14.633
(11) 		14.600
(5) 		15.200
(=3) 		15.533
(=11) 		15.400
(=4) 		15.066
(6) 		90.432
5 David Belyavskiy  Russia 14.466
(15) 		14.866
(3) 		14.833
(9) 		16.200
(3) 		15.166
(10) 		14.766
(12) 		90.297
6 Kazuhito Tanaka  Japan 14.166
(18) 		13.433
(20) 		15.200
(=3) 		15.533
(=11) 		15.500
(3) 		15.575
(3) 		89.407
7 Kristian Thomas  Great Britain 15.566
(2) 		14.566
(6) 		14.633
(15) 		14.908
(20) 		14.733
(=17) 		15.000
(7) 		89.406
8 John Orozco  United States 15.433
(3) 		12.566
(23) 		15.200
(=3) 		15.900
(8) 		15.266
(8) 		14.966
(=8) 		89.331
9 Fabián González  Spain 14.600
(12) 		14.733
(4) 		13.966
(23) 		16.133
(4) 		14.400
(=21) 		15.166
(5) 		88.998
10 Sergio Sasaki  Brazil 14.233
(17) 		14.366
(=7) 		14.233
(17) 		16.100
(5) 		15.200
(9) 		14.833
(=10) 		88.965
11 Oleg Verniaiev  Ukraine 14.533
(13) 		13.966
(14) 		14.866
(=7) 		16.233
(2) 		15.033
(12) 		14.300
(17) 		88.931
12 Alexander Shatilov  Israel 15.600
(1) 		14.266
(=9) 		14.200
(=18) 		15.133
(18) 		14.400
(=21) 		14.833
(=10) 		88.432
13 Daniel Purvis  Great Britain 15.166
(7) 		14.266
(=9) 		14.800
(=10) 		16.000
(=6) 		13.600
(24) 		14.500
(=13) 		88.332
14 Emin Garibov  Russia 14.475
(14) 		14.233
(11) 		14.866
(=7) 		14.833
(21) 		15.366
(6) 		14.233
(18) 		88.006
15 Fabian Hambüchen  Germany 15.200
(6) 		13.266
(21) 		14.800
(=10) 		14.766
(22) 		15.400
(=4) 		14.333
(16) 		87.765
16 Cyril Tommasone  France 13.500
(22) 		15.333
(1) 		14.400
(16) 		15.358
(16) 		15.000
(13) 		14.066
(20) 		87.657
17 Claudio Capelli  Switzerland 14.866
(9) 		14.366
(=7) 		14.166
(20) 		14.566
(23) 		14.850
(15) 		14.500
(=13) 		87.314
18 Enrico Pozzo  Italy 14.700
(10) 		13.900
(15) 		14.000
(=21) 		15.466
(=13) 		14.533
(20) 		14.433
(15) 		87.032
19 Joshua Jefferis  Australia 14.066
(19) 		13.533
(18) 		14.800
(=10) 		15.433
(15) 		14.900
(14) 		14.133
(19) 		86.865
20 Kim Soo-Myun  South Korea 12.266
(24) 		13.700
(16) 		14.200
(=18) 		16.000
(=6) 		14.641
(19) 		14.966
(=8) 		85.773
21 Jimmy Verbaeys  Belgium 13.933
(20) 		14.033
(=12) 		14.000
(=21) 		15.266
(17) 		14.833
(16) 		13.166
(23) 		85.231
22 Paolo Ottavi  Italy 12.466
(23) 		14.033
(=12) 		15.016
(6) 		15.000
(19) 		14.100
(23) 		14.033
(21) 		84.648
23 Javier Gómez Fuertes  Spain 14.266
(16) 		12.433
(24) 		14.800
(=10) 		15.466
(=13) 		14.733
(=17) 		12.733
(24) 		84.431
24 Roman Kulesza  Poland 13.866
(21) 		13.000
(22) 		13.866
(24) 		14.400
(24) 		15.100
(11) 		13.933
(22) 		84.165

Number in brackets indicates rank in the event.

References[]

  1. ^ Gymnastics at the 2012 Summer Olympics Archived 2012-09-18 at archive.today
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c d "Individual All-Around, Men". Olympedia. Retrieved 12 April 2021.
  3. ^ Format Competition – Artistic Gymnastic Archived 2012-05-09 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ https://usagym.org/PDFs/Results/m_12olympics_qual.pdf
  5. ^ http://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2012/08/01/olympics-gymnastics/injury-forces-gymnast-yamamuro-out-of-mens-all-around/#.WL7vVfnyuM8
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