Olympic Men's Gymnastics 2021: Horizontal Bar Medal Winners, Scores and Results

Japan's Daiki Hashimoto earned his second gold medal in men's gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics with a first-place finish on the horizontal bar.

The 19-year-old had already won gold in the individual all-around, and he closed his week in style with another gold Tuesday at the Ariake Gymnastics Centre. He also won silver with Japan in the team final.

Tin Srbic of Croatia took the silver medal in the horizontal bar, while ROC's Nikita Nagornyy narrowly grabbed the bronze over American Brody Malone.

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Final Results

1. Daiki Hashimoto (JAP): 15.066

2. Tin Srbic (CRO): 14.900

3. Nikita Nagornyy (ROC): 14.533

4. Brody Malone (USA): 14.200

5. Tyson Bull (AUS): 12.466

6. Takeru Kitazono (JPN):  12.333

7. Bart Deurloo (NED): 12.266

8. Milad Karimi (KAZ): 11.266

Full scores available at Olympics.com.

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Hashimoto has been one of the biggest hometown stars of these Games.

He finished with a score of 15.066, including an execution score of 8.566. Hashimoto, Srbic and Malone all had the same degree of difficulty on their routines.

It has been a continuation of a great week for Hashimoto, who especially excelled on the horizontal bar each time. He posted the best score on the apparatus in qualifying, while his effort during the individual all-around gave him the separation he needed to take gold over Xiao Ruoteng and Nagornyy.

Brazil's Arthur Mariano was the reigning world champion in this event, but he failed to reach the finals after finishing just 12th in qualifying.

Malone had been seeking the first medal for the United States in men's gymnastics in Tokyo, and he came close in fourth place as part of a clear divide above the second half of the field.