Skye Blakely moved to the top of the women’s all-around final at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam, finishing first in the live standings with 55.733. The United States gymnast was still in position to win after the final rotation, and the score line turned a close meet into a race that came down to fractions of a point.
For readers checking the Skye Blakely gymnastics result now, the headline number was the total: 55.733. Lyudmila Roshchina of Russia was second on 55.199, Ke Qinqin of China was third on 55.032, and Kaylia Némour of Algeria sat fourth on 54.998. Sugihara Aiko of Japan followed with 54.765, Elena Colas of France had 54.666, Claire Pease of the United States was seventh on 54.232, and Alba Petisco of Spain was eighth on 54.198.
Blakely’s floor set carried the emotion of the night as well as the score. She opened with a 1.5 to front full and stepped forward, then put up 12.933 on the apparatus while the live blog captured her crying during the routine. In the same rotation, Roshchina posted 13.400 on floor and finished the meet with 55.199, while Ke Qinqin’s 55.032 kept the podium picture tight. Claire Pease’s Cheng vault came with one foot out of bounds, and Alice Kinsella fell on beam after the loso in her acro series, two mistakes that showed how little room there was for error.
The live blog format matters here because the standings were being updated in real time, not wrapped up in a finished medal report. That is why the race reads like a scoreboard fight: Némour’s 13.266 on floor was strong, but it still left her just short of the podium, and the top eight were separated by tiny gaps that could shift a final order in one routine. What the feed shows clearly is that Blakely held the lead at the decisive stage; what it does not confirm is the final medal presentation after the standings posted.
