Carlos Yulo settled for a silver medal in the men’s vault finals of the 2022 World Gymnastics Championships in Liverpool, United Kingdom late Sunday night (Manila time).
Yulo, who finished with 14.950, relinquished the world title in the apparatus to Artur Davtyan of Armenia who garnered 15.050.
Ukraine’s Igor Radivilov, who scored an average of 14.733, was at third place.
Yulo will still compete in the parallel bars in a bid to land on the podium.
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