The men’s and women’s all-around finals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games will take place Sunday, July 26. We’ll have live updates here, including routine breakdowns, scores, and more.
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The men’s final will take place at 12 p.m. BST/7 a.m. ET, followed by the women’s final at 6 p.m. BST/1 p.m. ET.
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Running Leaderboard
Men
FINAL
Reuben Ward (SCO) – 79.650
Felix Dolci (CAN) – 79.450
Jesse Moore (AUS) – 79.000
Marios Georgiou (CYP) – 78.950
Women
ATHLETE – SCORE
ATHLETE – SCORE
ATHLETE – SCORE
ATHLETE – SCORE
How to watch
Schedule:
12-3:30 p.m. BST/7-10:30 a.m. ET – Men’s All-Around Final
6-9 p.m. BST/1-4 p.m. ET – Women’s All-Around Final
TV/Streaming:
United States: beIN SPORTS
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United Kingdom: TNT Sports & HBO Max
Canada: CBC & beIN SPORTS
Full how to watch details can be found here, including a full list of broadcast rightsholders.
Scores:
Women’s Rotation 1
We will have live updates beginning at approximately 1 p.m. ET.
Men’s Rotation 6
9:39 a.m. – WHAT A FINISH
What an absolute thriller of a men’s all-around final!
🥇Reuben Ward (SCO) – 79.650
🥈Felix Dolci (CAN) – 79.450
🥉Jesse Moore (AUS) – 79.000
Ward becomes the first Scottish gymnast to win an all-around title at the Commonwealth Games.
Dolci comes back from a 9.500 on pommel horse (two falls) to score a 14.500 on high bar and win the silver.
Jesse Moore wins bronze after having to withdraw halfway through the final at Birmingham 2022.
9:36 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) high bar
One-arm giant 1/1. Tak full. Tak half to Kolman. Laid-out Tkatchev. Cassina. Straddle Tkatchev. Laid-out double-double STUCK. 14.500.
Dolci fell TWICE on pommel horse after qualifying first. He scored in the mid-9s!! He might be back on the podium!
He’s done it!! SILVER!
9:35 a.m. – Jesse Moore (AUS) floor
Front full to front double pike, lands both feet OOB. Front double full to front pike. 2.5 to front layout to the side. Half-in, half-out – weird landing, low chest and stumbles forward. Unclear if he put his hand down. 12.600.
9:34 a.m. – Marios Georgiou (CYP) high bar
Tak full. Tak half. Cassina. Kolman. Stalder. Hop 1.1. One-arm giant 1/1. Full-twisting double layout. 13.650.
9:32 a.m. – Ritam Malik (AUS) floor
Front double full to full. 2.5 to front layout. Double front with a single step to the side – unique! Double pike, large step back. 12.900.
9:31 a.m. – Reuben Ward (SCO) high bar
Tak half. Liukin, hits it! Straddle Tkatchev. Tak. Laid-out double-double, small hop. He’s got a chance to win it! 12.700.
9:27 a.m. – Adam Tobin (ENG) high bar
Tak half. Kolman. Kovacs. Laidout Tkatchev. Straddle Tkatchev. Hop 1.5. Hop 1/1. Laid-out double-double. Excellent! 13.050.
9:24 a.m. – William Emard (CAN) high bar
Tak full. Tak half. Kolman. Kovacs. Straddle Tkatchev. Funky dismount and can’t land it. Falls to his knees. 12.300.
9:22 a.m. – Luke Whitehouse (ENG) high bar
Fell on his dismount in qualifying after following Langton’s scary fall. Tak half. Laid-out Tkatchev. Kovacs. Laid-out double-double, stuck – should be a much better score than qualifying! 12.900.
9:17 a.m. – Daniel Stoddart (NZL) floor
Front double pike, large hop forward. Front lay to front double full. Double full to the side. 2.5 twist, hop forward. Double pike, large hop back. 12.850.
Men’s Rotation 5
9:12 a.m. – Ritam Malik (AUS) high bar
Tak half. Kolman. Laid-out Tkatchev. Straddle Tkatchev, a bit close. One-arm giant. Hop 1/1. Laid-out double-double, low chest and a hop forward. 13.000.
9:06 a.m. – Reuben Ward (SCO) parallel bars
The leader: Good Makuts. Beautiful Diamidov. STUCK full-twisting double back! WOW. He is one routine away from winning Scotland’s FIRST Commonwealth Games all-around title! 13.650.
9:02 a.m. – William Emard (CAN) parallel bars
Was swinging well. Good Suarez. Beautiful straddle release. Double front… and he can’t keep it on his feet. Sits it in a devastating blow to the excellent day he’s been having. 12.500.
8:59 a.m. – Luke Whitehouse (ENG) parallel bars
A unique combination of skills to open. Beautiful straddle front. Really makes quick work of this routine. Dismount is clean. 13.250.
8:56 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) parallel bars
Excellent swinging. Giant through to double back between the bars. Another on bar release – straddle front. Double front half dismount, stuck. He should have a chance at the podium if he hits high bar. 13.950 – improves by nearly half a point over qualifying.
8:54 a.m. – Jesse Moore (AUS) high bar
Tak half to stalder laid-out Tkatchev to Gienger, some flexed feet. Laid-out Tkatchev. Hop 1/1. Laid-out double-double, bit lacking in distance but stuck cold. 14.100.
Men’s Rotation 4
8:41 a.m. – Reuben Ward (SCO) vault
Kas double and a single step – what an upgrade for Ward! Qualifying went for lower difficulty. Here he goes for it as he’s leading, and a 14.050 should help going into the final two rotations!
8:38 a.m. – Adam Tobin (ENG) vault
Kas 1.5. Stuck cold BUT the last full rotation sees very bent knees. 14.150.
8:36 a.m. – William Emard (CAN) vault
Kas 1.5, large hop forward and to the side. 13.750. That gives him the current lead.
8:36 a.m. – Jesse Moore (AUS) parallel bars
Moore jumps into the lead after a 13.400 on parallel bars, but it’s not for long…
8:34 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) vault
Dolci gaining ground! He sticks his Dragulescu for a 14.200. He is back in this thing with just parallel bars and his strong suit, high bar, to go.
8:33 a.m. – Luke Whitehouse (ENG) vault
Kas 1.5, hop. He indicated a Dragulescu, but this goes 14.000.
8:30 a.m. – Marious Georgiou (CYP) vault
Double-twisting Yurchenko, some minor adjustments on the landing. Seemed very easy for him. Looked like he had something in his eyes when walking off the podium – pesky chalk gets everyone! 13.500.
Men’s Rotation 3
8:16 a.m. – Score update
Jesse Moore (AUS) vault = 13.850
Ritam Malik (AUS) vault = 13.350
8:12 a.m. – William Emard (CAN) rings
Opens with Maltese cross to iron cross. Smooth transitions after the strength. Double-twisting double tuck. 13.750.
8:09 a.m. – Luke Whitehouse (ENG) rings
Has some balance issues mid-routine. Goes for the triple back and seems to land it, but he was very low – hands got close to the mat. 12.650.
8:05 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) rings
Dolci has to fight for every tenth the next four rotations to try to get back on the podium after the two falls on horse. Here, he fights for it. Good strength holds. Moves through smoothly. Stuck cold double-twisting double back dismount. 13.850.
8:00 a.m. – Moving to rings, vault, and parallel bars
Leader Reuben Ward (SCO) starts things off for the leaders with a stuck dismount on rings. 12.250.
Cameron Lynn (SCO) goes 13.700 on vault.
Men’s Rotation 2
7:54 a.m. – Chane Cumbermack (TTO) vault
Double-twisting Yurchenko on vault for a 13.600. Cumbermack is an incoming freshman at Ohio State!
7:50 a.m. – Jovi Loh (SGP) vault
13.150 for his Kas full.
7:44 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) pommel horse
Wendeswings are the potential doom of Dolci. He comes off on the skill initially and then tries to repeat the skill to get the difficulty, but he comes off again. Two falls. Some other minor errors, but he powers through the rest of the routine. This all-around competition just got very interesting. 9.500 – nearly 3 points lower than qualifying.
7:43 a.m. – Leaders on horse, others on rings and vault
Adam Tobin (ENG) has some mistakes on pommel horse – form and some brushes on the horse. 12.700.
Elliot Vernon (WAL) hits his rings set with a beautiful stuck front double pike. 12.450.
Reuben Ward (SCO) hits his excellent horse set to score a 14.100 and jump into the lead!
Cameron Lynn (SCO) earns a 12.650 for his rings set, complete with a triple back!
Marious Georgiou (CYP) makes an error on his horse dismount. 12.800 – almost a point lower.
Men’s Rotation 1
7:30 a.m. – Elliot Vernon (WAL) pommel horse
Vernon is currently second after a 13.400 on horse earlier in the rotation.
7:27 a.m. – Luke Whitehouse (ENG) floor
Triple back, rolls back out of it – think also OOB. Front double full to front double tuck, small hop. Randi to the side, stuck. Front double pike, small hop to the side. Double full to the side. Double-twisting double tuck. 12.950 – still strong despite the fall because of so much difficulty.
7:25 a.m. – Felix Dolci (CAN) floor
Front full to front double pike one foot out of bounds. 2.5 to double front. Triple full, large hop. Tucked double-double. Double pike, great height and small hop. 13.450.
7:23 a.m. – Aussie update
The Australian men go back-to-back on pommel horse. Ritam Malik starts with a 13.300. Jesse Moore has an unfortunate fall, which will make his podium hopes from outside the leader group even harder. 12.500.
7:20 a.m. – Marios Georgiou (CYP) floor
Front full to front double tuck, stuck. Front double full, smallest of hops on the landing. 2.5 to front layout, also stuck before the transition. Double pike, hop back – biggest landing adjustment in that routine was the last pass. 13.150.
7:18 a.m. – Reuben Ward (SCO) floor
Front full to front double tuck, possible OOB. Randi. Triple twist, skirts the edge of the boundary with his heels. 2.5 to front full. Double pike, small hop. 12.800.
7:12 a.m. – Adam Tobin (ENG) floor
Front double pike, very low squat but saves it. 3.5 twist. 2.5 to front layout. Triple full, bit crooked on the landing. Double full to the side, stuck. Double pike dismount, stuck. 12.550.
7:05 a.m. – William Emard (CAN) floor
Front full to front double front, fights to keep it in but might’ve been one foot OOB. Front double full to front layout. Triple full, large hop forward. 2.5 twist to punch half. Just exceptional toe point. Final pass is good. 13.100.
6:59 a.m. – Welcome in!
The meet is just about to begin. March-in and touch are happening shortly. A reminder that there are 18 athletes in the Commonwealth Games men’s all-around final.
Women’s Rotation 2
Women’s Rotation 3
Women’s Rotation 4