Daiki Hashimoto Qualifies Around the World at the World Gymnastics Championships -

Japan's Daiki Hashimoto topped the men's qualifiers at the World Gymnastics Championships on Monday.

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Japan's Daiki Hashimoto topped the men's all-around at the World Gymnastics Championships on Monday.

Hashimoto, who won the gold in the 2020 Olympics and the worlds in 2022 and 2023, leading the 2024 Olympics in PARIS with 82.499.

The 24-year-old, at the highest level, posted the third-highest score to lead the 24th field on Wednesday, Hashimoto, passing a much better score on the floor.Zhang Bosheng of China, the 2021 world champion and silver medalist at the Paris Games, finished third.

Shinnosuke Oka, Hashimoto's Japanese teammate and 2024 Olympic champion, qualified 12th to advance to the final despite an error-filled floor routine.

Reigning US national champion Asher Hong did not compete after injuring his ankle during training.

The top eight qualifiers on each device also advanced to the competition finals later in the championship.The parterre was led by Jake Jarman from Great Britain.Nariman Kurbanov from Kazakhstan was the best in the qualification on pommel horse.

Lan Xingyu of China was the first to qualify for the real rings.Two-time Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo of the Philippines advanced to the finals on both vault and floor.China's Zhu Jingyuan scored the best qualifying score on the parallel bars, while Japan's Tomsunogaru Tai led all competitors on the high bar.

Donald Wittenberg of the United States, a two-time champion false vaulter, reached the finals on the iron bars and parallel bars.Patrick Hoopes reached the artistic final on Pumel horse.Cameron Nelson equals the floor, and Bladic's Olympic teammate Bladick Meldrone reaches the high floor final.