(UPDATED) Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo added two more medals to his collection after taking the bronze in the vault and parallel bars at the 2025 Asian Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships, Sunday in Jecheon, South Korea.
The vault bronze ends a run of three straight gold medals in the apparatus for the double Olympic champion in the Asian Championships.
Iran's Mahdi Olfati topped the podium with a score of 14.500 from his two vaults, followed by China's Huang Mingqi with a 14.400.
Yulo got a score of 14.333 from his two vaults.
This was Yulo's third medal in the competition, after a bronze in the individual all-around and a gold in the floor exercise.
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He later added another bronze, this time in the parallel bars, after compiling a score of 14.166.
The Japan tandem of Shinnosuke Oka (14.700) and Tomoharu Tsunogai (14.466) took gold and silver, respectively.
Yulo finished seventh in the horizontal bar, with a score of 12.000. He also finished seventh in the rings after tallying 13.233.
His younger brother, Karl Eldrew, earlier won silver in the vault in the juniors division.
Yulo had won vault and floor exercise gold in the Paris Olympics last year. The Asian Championships is his first competition since the 2024 Summer Games.
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