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Tang Jiahong missed the Hangzhou Asian Games due to injury, and then won the horizontal bar bronze medal at the Paris Olympics. This time he returns to the Asian Games for the first time in eight years.
"Elvis of the World" Tang Jiahong accidentally made a bar drop error in the men's horizontal bar final of the Nagoya Asian Games competitive gymnastics today, and finally finished fifth with 13.466 points.
Tang Jiahong missed the last Asian Games in Hangzhou due to injury, but he returned the next year and won a bronze medal on the horizontal bar at the Paris Olympics. After that, his results in international competitions were quite stable. Returning to the Asian Games after eight years, he is also expected to win a medal. He has recently helped the Taiwan team win the bronze medal in the men's gymnastics team event. Yesterday, he warmed up in the rings final. He scored 13.666 points, ranking 6th.
Tang Jiahong scored 14.166 points in the horizontal bar qualifying round and advanced to the finals in 4th place. After the ring competition yesterday, he announced that the difficulty of the finals would be increased again, hoping to win a medal. Tang Jiahong appeared in third place in today's final. Unfortunately, he made a mistake in dropping the bar during the process and failed to complete all the movements perfectly. In the end, he scored 5.9 points in difficulty and 7.566 points in execution, with a total score of 13.466 points, and finally finished in fifth place.

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