China Dominates Diving World Cup, Sweeping Four Gold Medals
China secures all gold medals on the third day of the Diving World Cup held in Guadalajara, Mexico.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico, April 5 — The 2025 World Aquatics Diving World Cup witnessed China's continued dominance as the nation clinched all four gold medals on the third day of competition, alongside one silver.
The day featured intense competitions in various events, showcasing exceptional performances from Chinese athletes.
In the women's 10-meter platform final, a close contest unfolded between Chinese divers Chen Yuxi and Quan Hongchan.
Chen Yuxi emerged victorious with a score of 419.35 points, narrowly surpassing her compatriot Quan by 4.95 points.
The bronze medal went to Britain's Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, marking a notable achievement for the British diver.
Post-competition, Chen reflected on her performance, acknowledging that adjustments made after the preliminary rounds contributed to her success, despite initial mistakes.
Quan, who placed second, expressed satisfaction with her result, particularly given her recent training challenges at home.
In the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard final, the duo of Chen Yiwen and Chang Yani showcased a commanding performance, leading throughout the event to secure the gold medal with a total score of 323.79.
The men's 10-meter synchronized final proved to be a closely contested affair, with Mexico and China exchanging leads in the early rounds.
Ultimately, the Chinese pair Zhu Zifeng and Cheng Zilong maintained their composure and triumphed with a score of 449.49 points.
The final event of the day featured the men's 3-meter springboard, where China's Wang Zongyuan delivered an exceptional performance, scoring 540.15 points to claim the gold.
He finished 82.70 points ahead of Mexico's Juan Manuel Celaya Hernandez, who earned the silver medal, while Colombia's Luis Felipe Uribe Bermudez secured the bronze.
Wang acknowledged the competitive spirit fostered with Celaya, highlighting the value of mutual encouragement among athletes.
The World Cup will conclude on Sunday with further finals scheduled, including events in men's 3-meter synchronized, women's 10-meter synchronized, women's 3-meter springboard, and men's 10-meter platform.
The day featured intense competitions in various events, showcasing exceptional performances from Chinese athletes.
In the women's 10-meter platform final, a close contest unfolded between Chinese divers Chen Yuxi and Quan Hongchan.
Chen Yuxi emerged victorious with a score of 419.35 points, narrowly surpassing her compatriot Quan by 4.95 points.
The bronze medal went to Britain's Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, marking a notable achievement for the British diver.
Post-competition, Chen reflected on her performance, acknowledging that adjustments made after the preliminary rounds contributed to her success, despite initial mistakes.
Quan, who placed second, expressed satisfaction with her result, particularly given her recent training challenges at home.
In the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard final, the duo of Chen Yiwen and Chang Yani showcased a commanding performance, leading throughout the event to secure the gold medal with a total score of 323.79.
The men's 10-meter synchronized final proved to be a closely contested affair, with Mexico and China exchanging leads in the early rounds.
Ultimately, the Chinese pair Zhu Zifeng and Cheng Zilong maintained their composure and triumphed with a score of 449.49 points.
The final event of the day featured the men's 3-meter springboard, where China's Wang Zongyuan delivered an exceptional performance, scoring 540.15 points to claim the gold.
He finished 82.70 points ahead of Mexico's Juan Manuel Celaya Hernandez, who earned the silver medal, while Colombia's Luis Felipe Uribe Bermudez secured the bronze.
Wang acknowledged the competitive spirit fostered with Celaya, highlighting the value of mutual encouragement among athletes.
The World Cup will conclude on Sunday with further finals scheduled, including events in men's 3-meter synchronized, women's 10-meter synchronized, women's 3-meter springboard, and men's 10-meter platform.
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