The eagerly anticipated 2023 Gymnastics World Championships are just on the horizon. The global gymnastics community gearing up for the event at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp, Belgium. This is when gymnastics enthusiasts will showcase their spectacular talent and skill. The 2023 Pan American Games Team Presented by Xfinity features a group of accomplished American male gymnasts. This includes Asher Hong, Khoi Young, Paul Juda, Yul Moldauer, and Cot Walker.

Recently Asher Hong, who captured the first title at the first U.S. Gymnastics Championships shared an Instagram story. Where he is seen clicking a selfie with Yul Mouldauer on the way to Belgium. Soon after Mouldauer reposted his story from his own account. Mouldauer posted a selfie captioning it with “Off to Belgium” at the airport.

The members of Xfinity have made a great spot in the World Championship

Heading the 2023 World Championships Team Presented by Xfinity is the 2023 U.S. all-around champion and 2023 NCAA vault champion Asher Hong of Stanford University. At age 19, he had a team of athletes who showcased the men’s youth moment. Along with Hing comes Fred Richards of the University of Michigan, the 19-year-old NCAA all-around, high bar and parallel bars champion; 20-year-old.

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Khoi Young, a three-time NCAA All-American at Stanford, and 22-year-old Paul Juda, the 2022 NCAA all-around champion from Michigan. Yul Moldauer, who celebrated his 27th birthday on Saturday, is the most decorated member of the roster. He bagged 10 NCAA titles while at Oklahoma, three U.S. titles, one World Championships bronze, and 11 Pan American Championships medals on his name. And the three-time NCAA team champion from Stanford, Colt Walker, is a part of the team.

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The 2023 Pan American Games Team Presented a group that includes Colt Walker, Stephen Nedoroscik, Shane Wiskus, Cameron Bock, Riley Loos, and Curran Phillips. Walker is part of both teams, the 2021 pommel horse world champion and two-time NCAA champion. Other members like Stephen Nedoroscik, who is a five-time U.S. champion Donnell Whittenburg. The 2020 Olympian and three-time NCAA champion Shane Wiskus, and Cameron Bock, a Pan Am Games veteran who earned silver with the team and bronze on parallel bars in 2019 in Lima, Peru. Riley Loos and Curran Phillips, both three-time NCAA team champions while competing for Stanford, have been designated as non-traveling reserve athletes. Riley Loos also secured the NCAA rings title, while Curran Phillips claimed the parallel bars title in 2022.

The world is all ready to witness the Artistic Championship in Belgium

In the lead-up to an Olympic year, the gymnastics world turns its attention to the center qualification event held in Antwerp, Belgium. This event serves as a make-or-break moment for gymnastics teams and individuals. The top 9 teams secure five-person team berths for the Olympics, marking their last chance to earn this privilege. This brings the total number of participating teams to 12 for both men and women.

Additionally, nations falling just short of team qualification can still claim individual quota places. The three highest-ranked nations each earn one spot, with the gymnast representing their country decided internally. In the finals, the highest-ranking gymnast in each division earns a spot by name, and their field at the Olympics. This comprehensive system ensures fairness and healthy competition. Which is offering multiple pathways for gymnasts to achieve their Olympic dreams,  while keeping clear regulations.

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