MANILA, Philippines — Carlos Yulo fell just a hairline short of bringing home a medal from the Tokyo Olympics.
This as he finished fourth in the men's vault final held at the Ariake Gymnastics Center on Monday.
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Yulo scored 14.566 and 14.866 in his first and second vaults, respectively, for an average score of 14.716.
Armenia's Artur Davtyan clinched the bronze with 14.733.
A penalty incurred in Yulo's first vault, where the 21-year-old gymnast missed his footing and had a misstep, which proved to be the crucial blow.
If he didn't incur the penalty, he would've finished third and brought home the bronze medal. He would've had a score of 14.776 if not for the penalty.
Korea's Jeahwan Shin and Russian Olympic Committee's Denis Abliazin took gold and silver, respectively, with 14.783.