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Do you have to push off with two hands on a Cheng? Worlds answered it.

Leanne Wong said hello to the table with her second hand and got credit. Karina Schönmaier didn't touch it and lost two points — the MyKayla Skinner rule.

For the entire conversation, listen to this week's episode: Pre-Worlds Rules Review & Szombathely World Cup

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Dulcy Caylor stayed on the beam in the Szombathely final and got smashed with a 7.133 execution score.

Her reaction — a sigh and a smile — was the most polite way of saying 'a 7.1 for a hit routine? Is that what's happening right now?'

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Dulcy Caylor won floor gold at Szombathely with a 5.8 D score — an encouraging result. But does it help her case for the Worlds team?

Plug a 13.4 into the U.S. Nationals floor scores and it doesn't make a dent. Selection camp is next week.

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Spencer's theory: a separate D judge on vault gets bored, so they start downgrading perfectly fine layouts to pike.

Pauline Schäfer's beautiful layout at Euros lost its credit. At U.S. Nationals, where the D judges also do E, nobody got downgraded. Because they weren't bored.

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The post-Paris inquiry rules: it can't be withdrawn, it's reviewed with OFFICIAL footage only, and it can't go to CAS.

So no, you can't use your own personal documentary to make your case. What happened on the floor in Paris can never happen again — they wrote it into the rules.

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#gymnastics #Worlds2026 #Paris2024

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