Carlos Yulo Asian Games 2026: Two Golds and Final Results
Carlos Yulo completed the 2026 Asian Games with two gold medals, turning a difficult vault qualification into another title for the Philippines.
After winning the men's floor exercise with 14.666 on September 24, Yulo returned on September 25 and captured the men's vault gold with a 14.599 average. He then closed his individual campaign by finishing fourth in the parallel bars final with 14.300.
Floor exercise: Gold — 14.666. Vault: Gold — 14.599. Parallel bars: 4th — 14.300.
| Event | Date | Result | Final score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's floor exercise | September 24 | Gold | 14.666 |
| Men's vault | September 25 | Gold | 14.599 |
| Men's parallel bars | September 25 | 4th | 14.300 |
This page keeps the original September 25 schedule and qualification context, but the competition sections below now reflect the verified final results.
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Carlos Yulo September 25 Schedule and Final Results
The Carlos Yulo schedule for September 25 placed both finals inside the same afternoon apparatus session. The results are now complete.
| Event | Qualification | Final result |
|---|---|---|
| Men's vault | 7th — 13.649 | Gold — 14.599 |
| Men's parallel bars | 6th — 14.266 | 4th — 14.300 |
Yulo's vault result showed why qualification ranking and final placement should be treated separately. He entered the final seventh, then produced the highest two-vault average when the medals were decided.
A Floor Gold Sets Up Two Very Different Finals
Yulo arrives with one gold already secured. He won the men's floor exercise on September 24 with 14.666, edging Kazakhstan's Milad Karimi and Japan's Shoma Tsukiyama in a final where the top three were separated by one tenth.
| Medal | Gymnast | Delegation | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Carlos Yulo | Philippines | 14.666 |
| Silver | Milad Karimi | Kazakhstan | 14.600 |
| Bronze | Shoma Tsukiyama | Japan | 14.566 |
His winning total combined a 5.7 difficulty score with 8.966 in execution. That balance matters: high difficulty created the ceiling, but cleaner execution preserved the margin.
The floor title became the first half of Yulo's two-gold campaign, with the vault final adding another championship result the following day.
Carlos Yulo Vault Final: Qualification Became a Gold-Medal Reset
The Carlos Yulo vault final produced his second gold medal of the Games. Yulo scored a 14.599 average to finish ahead of Iran's Mahdi Olfati at 14.533 and Hong Kong, China's Ka Ki Ng at 14.116.
That result was a major turnaround from qualification, where Yulo had advanced seventh with 13.649. Fellow Filipino Miguel Besana finished fifth in the final with 13.783.
| Place | Gymnast | Delegation | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Carlos Yulo | Philippines | 14.599 |
| 2nd | Mahdi Olfati | Iran | 14.533 |
| 3rd | Ka Ki Ng | Hong Kong, China | 14.116 |
| 4th | Joeho Kim | South Korea | 14.016 |
| 5th | Miguel Besana | Philippines | 13.783 |
Carlos Yulo Parallel Bars Final: Fourth Place at 14.300
Yulo finished fourth in the men's parallel bars final with 14.300, ending his Asian Games campaign just outside another podium place.
His routine carried 5.6 difficulty and 8.700 execution. The result followed his two gold medals in floor exercise and vault.
Carlos Yulo: 4th place — 14.300 (D 5.6, E 8.700).
Besana Adds Another Philippine Vault Final Result
Miguel Besana joined Yulo in the men's vault final and finished fifth with 13.783. The result gave the Philippines two gymnasts inside the top five of the event.
This page keeps the athletes' results separate so Yulo's 14.599 winning average is not confused with Besana's final score or with Yulo's 14.300 parallel-bars mark.
What Carlos Yulo's Asian Games 2026 Campaign Produced
Yulo finished the Games with two gold medals from three individual apparatus finals: floor exercise gold at 14.666, vault gold at 14.599 and fourth place in parallel bars at 14.300.
The Asian Games chapter is now complete. For his separate next-competition story, read Can Carlos Yulo Defend His World Title in Rotterdam?. That article covers Rotterdam and the world-title defence, while this URL remains focused on his Asian Games results.
For more Asian Games coverage on this site, see the Asian Games 2026 MLBB schedule, the MLBB standings and results, and the Asian Games basketball schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many gold medals did Carlos Yulo win at the 2026 Asian Games?
Carlos Yulo won two gold medals: men's floor exercise with 14.666 and men's vault with a 14.599 average.
What was Carlos Yulo's vault score at the Asian Games 2026?
Yulo won the men's vault final with an average of 14.599.
How did Carlos Yulo finish in parallel bars?
Yulo finished fourth in the men's parallel bars final with 14.300.
What was Carlos Yulo's floor exercise score?
He won the men's floor exercise final with 14.666.
Is this page about Carlos Yulo's next competition in Rotterdam?
No. This page is dedicated to his 2026 Asian Games results. The separate Rotterdam article covers his next major competition and world vault title defence.
Sources and Verification
Final scores were checked against current reporting from the Philippine News Agency and GMA News. The original schedule and qualification context is retained to show how Yulo's final results changed from qualification.
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