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Five more world champions were crowned today on the final day of world championships from

Antwerp Belgium, more history for Simone Biles and Rebecca Androje and Flavia Brazil.

Basically, we're talking about Brazil this episode. It's October 8th and welcome to the

number one gymnastics podcast in the Galaxy Gymcastic. I'm Jessica and here was Spencer from

the Balancing Situation. And today is show. We have so much to talk about. So let's start

with the 100% most important competition at any world championships or Olympics.

Correct. The beam final. The beam final. True. True test of the gymnast. The beam final.

We might might have time to talk about other finals, but like the less important finals, maybe.

There might be a smidge of time we could devote to them. But no, this is the final day is about

the beam final, the most important competition. So Simone Biles, Gold Medal on beam, definitely

her best beam of the year. Period. She was just like the world's over. I'm going home.

I'm going to get on the beam. I'm going to do my four-second long routine. I'm not going to wobble.

Let's just see. Done. Yeah. It was hands down the best routine she's done all year. Period.

All year. She saved it for the beam final. Not a wiggle wobble.

You think the best routine on any event all year or just the best beam of the year?

Is it her best? Because I feel like there's been some floor that I would rank.

There was a floor, yeah, her team final. Which one? Yeah, team final floor, I think was the best floor

of the year. But this was her best beam of the year. So I do think that Zhao's routine was the

most beamy beam routine. And I love it. But what I also love about this podium is we have Simone

who's doing the least for the least of deductions for the most perfect routine. And then we have Zhao

who's doing the most beautiful like if you look up Chinese beam in the dictionary, there's a picture

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