Gymnasts That Won Medals Even With a Fall | Part 1

In gymnastics, one tenth can mean the difference between a gold medal or a silver one. But in some cases, not even a fall, worth a full point, is enough to drop these gymnasts from the podium. Let's take a look at gymnasts that won a medal even with a fall.
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[@D2J8]

Simone won gold even with a kidney stone, y’all! This woman is legit!

[@silverentei]

Yo this computer generated voice actually sounds like a real person speaking, complete with the changes in tone/pitch. It's awesome lol

[@gymnasticsmasterclass]

It’s a real person (voice actor) 😂

[@silverentei]

@@gymnasticsmasterclass omg I feel so dumb 😂

[@gymnasticsmasterclass]

@@silverentei 😂😂😂 It's okay, I used CGV before, maybe you got that impression

[@3SailorMartin]

Don't forget Paul Hamm from 2004 Olympics. He had a tremendous fall on vault but managed two incredible routines in his last two rounds to edge out the Koreans for the gold. Winning the US their first ever Men's all-around gold.

[@isabella4793]

#SimoneThings

[@pakopaez]

Corruption thinga

[@isabella4793]

@@pakopaez ???

[@JoseBarbosa-iu5jb]

Jade barbosa is still, on paper, the best Brazilian all-arounder ever

[@gymnasticsmasterclass]

Verdade. Apesar de achar que a Rebeca tem mais potencial, ela ainda não tem os resultados/medalhas

[@JoseBarbosa-iu5jb]

@@gymnasticsmasterclass Sem duvida, se ela conseguir estar a 100% fisicamente e psicológicamente, vem medalhas de Tóquio 🥇🥈🥉

[@macioamaral2888]

Acho a Rebeca melhor, mas a Jade foi muito icônico no quad 2007. Lembro de ser criança e amava ela, principalmente no salto. Ela foi incrível no pan

[@juliolima282]

Prefiro Rebeca de longe

[@ferandre7825]

Atualizando, nesse momento a Rebeca se consagra a melhor ginasta do Brasil após os resultados da Olimpíada.

[@JanitaShowaars]

Simone said kidney stones? Never heard of her. 🥵

[@rafeeaiman1125]

So what??

[@JanitaShowaars]

@@rafeeaiman1125 new videos every Saturday my ax 🤥

[@arturoporrasescatel8827]

What about Mustafina at the Olympics 2012 , she fell on the balance beam won the bronce medal

[@rus1285]

That was the in the All-Around final. 😊

[@caitlinweijers9060]

@@rus1285 yes but I think he meant that the fall happened on beam

[@Imfunny]

Jordyn Wieber has always been my favorite gymnast. Love her

[@thomasnicolas2353]

#SimoneThings xD

[@shar-ky3736]

Oh oooo. Vanessa Ferrari Mckayla Maroney Cheng Fei

[@alexandramunoz4469]

Ikr

[@Squarehammer1]

Thank you

[@NYAndreas]

At the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, Nadia Comaneci fell during her optional routine on bars, the event where she had scored 4 perfect tens in 1976. She still managed to qualify for the AA in 4th place but unfortunately there was no "new life" rule back then so half of the points earned by each gymnast during both the compulsory and optional rounds carried over to the final. During the AA final Nadia made up the deficit from the fall during the UB optionals and by her final event, the beam she was within striking distance of the gold- a score of 9.95 would give Nadia the gold but she could also get the gold with a 9.90, but in a tie with Davydova (there was no tie breaker back then). The judges took 28 minutes to score Nadia's beam routine and after a lot of tension in the arena and plenty of political interference by the Soviets, Nadia was given a score of 9.85, enough to tie her with Gnauck for the silver. Cold war era politics prevented Nadia from repeating as Olympic AA champ but the uneven bars fall didn't hold her back from winning a medal in the 1980 AA so she deserves to be on this list. Nadia's Olympic medal count from 1976 and 1980 is 5 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze. In terms of legacy, she is unsurpassed.

[@adamtravis9380]

Also Aliya in 2012 all around

[@mauromastrogiacomo4080]

what about Vanessa Ferrari fall on beam followed by AA gold at World Championship?

[@jaredcarretobarrera7987]

If someone can win a medal with a fall it means that the code isnt working, period

[@netolee1702]

Faltou mencionar que Mustafina ganhou o Bronze olímpico em 2012 com queda na trave e voltou a ganhar o bronze em 2016 mesmo tendo perdido a sequência acrobática também na trave

[@susandilaudo9534]

hahahah---the hashtag says it all.

[@michelasaffirio8458]

Vanessa ferrari at world's 2006

[@eleinter15]

and 2007, she won bronze with a fall on bars.

[@uwoeric]

Agreed! Vanessa Ferrari should have been the first mentioned, she started it all after the introduction of the new code

[@elarocj9150]

Larisa iordache bronz in 2018

[@francisnguyen6349]

Uh-oh! The Gymnasts slipped and fell become the medals?!

[@mike_myers]

Biles foi a única que não merecia. Sempre foi favorecida 🤮

[@ИринаСогорина-ц4ц]

Американка страх божий

[@j0yceL]

a pet peeve of mine: when people can't say numbers correctly 0.068 is not 0.068 tenths, it's 0.68 tenths. one tenth is 0.1. 0.068/0.1=0.68. either say 0.068 points or 0.68 tenths.

[@kayedubb754]

except you're not even saying it correctly, technically lol. scientifically speaking (which is what you're doing when you're measuring distance/amount), you would convert .68 to a fraction, then you can refer to it as "tenths"... and even then, it isn't a tenth. 17/25. if someone else is saying it wrong, and you correct them, but you're still slightly wrong, guess what? it's all *still* wrong. :)

[@j0yceL]

@@kayedubb754 scientifically speaking, who uses fractions for measurements? unless you need the exact measurements for further calculations (in this case, no), it's always in decimals. mathematically speaking, 1 is a whole number, .1 is one tenth and .01 is one hundredth, so 0.2 would be two tenths and .068 would be .68 tenths. also .68 is 6.8 tenths, 17/25 can be a tenth you just have to change the denominator

[@kayedubb754]

@@j0yceL uhm... that's *literally* what separates some branches of science from math. physics. chemistry. they each measure distance and amounts in fractions *and* decimals. you learn this in grade school.

[@kayedubb754]

@@j0yceL like did you really just ask what they use fractions for in science, and then answer it in the next sentence? pls go back to grade school and take any science class other than bio lmao

[@j0yceL]

@@kayedubb754 it was a rhetorical question, pls go back to grade school and retake english lmao. in math you literally leave answers in surds or fractions, in the sciences you leave it as a decimal. and I literally only took bio for 2 years of high school because we had to do all 3 sciences and did chem + phys for all 4 years sooooooo

[@RAFAAMARILLAS]

Amazing how can they medal with falls. 😖

[@iriswaldenburger2315]

Amazing how YOU probably can’t even walk straight with your eyes closed, but dare to comment like this

[@pakopaez]

Corruption.

[@BrookeKatherine.]

@@iriswaldenburger2315 I think it was a compliment? Lol. Jesus, calm down.

[@CountryCowboy008]

That's why today's scoring is a sham, most probably due to the modifications of FIG as commanded by the USA.

[@keithpugh7538]

Lemon 🍋

[@cjgsuk]

There is no way Yao Jinnan would have won the all around even without the fall

[@gymnasticsmasterclass]

Jordyn Wieber - 59.382 Viktoria Komova - 59.349 (-0.033) Yao Jinnan - 58.598 (-0.784) I’m not saying her acrobatic series would have 0 deductions without the fall, but Yao could’ve won the gold for sure

[@espressodepresso4653]

@@gymnasticsmasterclass PERIODT!

[@saragrant9749]

Actually, she WOULD have. 1 point off plus the loss of the skill, she’d have gone past both.