Fred Richard coasts to first national title at US gymnastics championships
Fred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenFred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night. “I’m just here to say it’s not hurting gymnastics.”Fortunately for Richard, he didn’t have to choose.
- ▪Fred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night.
- ▪Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenFred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night.
- ▪“I’m just here to say it’s not hurting gymnastics.”Fortunately for Richard, he didn’t have to choose.
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Fred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenFred Richard smiles after competing in the men's rings during the US gymnastics championships on Saturday night. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APGymnasticsFred Richard coasts to first national title at US gymnastics championships22-year-old finishes two points clear of Shane WiskusParis bronze medalist rebounds from difficult 2025Nedoroscik falters as Hoopes wins pommel horse goldAgenciesSun 9 Aug 2026 00.10 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFrederick Richard won his first US men’s gymnastics all-around title Saturday night, flashing the form he believes can make him a contender at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.The…
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