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Undeterred after bronze, Yulo sets sights on vault gold
Carlos Yulo of the Philippines secured the bronze medal in the men's floor exercise at the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta with a score of 14.533.
Great Britain's Jake Jarman took gold with 14.866 points, and Luke Whitehouse won silver with 14.666 points.
This is Yulo's third floor exercise medal in the world championships, adding to his previous bronze in 2018 and gold in 2019.
Despite not having his best performance, Yulo is focused on the upcoming vault finals, where he is the top qualifier.
He aims to improve on his floor exercise performance and potentially win gold in the vault event, which he won in the 2021 world championships.
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