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China's Ruoteng Xiao wins gold in men's all-around at gymnastics worlds

China's Ruoteng Xiao is the new men's all-around champion after winning gold on Thursday night at the artistic gymnastics world championships.

Canada's Zachary Clay achieves personal best result at competition

Ruoteng Xiao of China celebrates after winning the men's individual all-around final at the world artistic gymnastics championships in Montreal on Thursday. (Paul Chiasson / The Canadian Press)

China's Ruoteng Xiao is the new men's all-around champion after winning gold on Thursday night at the artistic gymnastics world championships in Montreal, Que.

Xiao finished with a score of 86.933 points ahead of compatriot Chaopan Lin (86.448) and Kenzo Shirai (86.431) of Japan, who took bronze.

Xiao Ruoteng wins gold in all-around finals at gymnastics worlds

7 years ago
Duration 1:01
Chinese gymnast scores 14.900 in vault event en route to victory.

Zachary Clay of Chilliwack, B.C., finished 21st for his best result at a world championship. His best performance was on the pommel horse, where he scored 14.100, putting him in ninth position on that apparatus.

"I was so happy with the result today," said Clay. "The crowd today especially was phenomenal. Every event — right before I presented, and right after — the crowd was just going crazy and it was amazing."

Canada's Zachary Clay finishes 21st at gymnastics worlds

7 years ago
Duration 0:41
The lone Canadian in the all-around finals scores 14.100 in the vault event.

Canada's Ellie Black of Halifax and Brooklyn Moors of Cambridge, Ont., compete in the women's all-around finals on Friday night.