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Today, we're here in Montreal, Canada, the 2017 World Championships covering subdivisions

for the final qualifying session for men with Brazil, Colombia, Korea, and women's subdivision

1 and 2, Australia, Russia, Great Britain, Canada, Belgium, and Egypt.

This is episode 271 for October 3rd, 2017, and welcome to the number one gymnastics podcast

in the galaxy.

I'm Jessica, and I'm here with Spencer from the balance

beam situation, Lauren from the gymter.net and Kensley are men's gymnastics expert. Hope you

are enjoying our video coverage. We have over 100 videos up on our YouTube channel, on our

Instagram, on Twitter, on our Facebook. You can find them everywhere, and we're going to continue doing previews,

video previews of each day and highlights and some analysis for you.

So let's start by going over the craziest thing that I think has ever happened at

a world championships.

Spencer, let's talk about the floor situation.

Yeah, we thought we would be mostly talking about

the women's competition today and like, oh, that boring final subdivision of the men's,

which was supposed to not have anything interesting happen in it. It ended up being the weirdest

and most interesting thing of the day. So here's what happened. We go to floor in the final rotation. Starts with

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