Mediterranean Games: Antonis Tantalidis Wins Gold for Greece, Athanasia Mesiri Takes Vault Silver
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- Antonis Tantalidis won the men’s floor exercise title for Greece with a score of 13.700.
- Athanasia Mesiri earned silver in the women’s vault with 13.500, while Italy’s Benedetta Gava won gold.
- Christos Tsiggelidis finished fourth in rings, missing the podium by 0.050 points.
Greek gymnastics delivered two more medals at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto. Antonis Tantalidis won gold in the floor exercise, while Athanasia Mesiri added silver in the vault.
Tantalidis produced the top performance in the floor final, scoring 13.700 points. Italy’s Ivan Brunello and Niccolò Vannucchi tied for second with 13.600 each.
Mesiri later secured another Greek medal in the vault final with a score of 13.500. Italy’s Benedetta Gava took gold, and Slovenia’s Teja Belak finished third with 13.400.
Christos Tsiggelidis also came close to the podium in the rings final. His score of 13.800 placed him fourth, only 0.050 points short of a medal.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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