Kaylia Nemour is on track to win another gold medal at the World Gymnastics Championships taking place from October 17 to 25. In Rotterdam, the host city for the 2026 edition, the Algerian gymnast secured first place in the qualifying round for the uneven bars.
At just 19 years old, this rising star of the competition achieved a score of 14.933 points, placing her at the top of the overall standings with a total of 55.999 points. The Algerian scored 14.033 points on the vault and 14.133 points on the beam.
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Kaylia Nemour well-positioned for gold in Rotterdam
After being crowned Olympic champion at the Paris 2024 Games and world champion in Jakarta in October 2025, Kaylia Nemour is in a strong position to further enhance her impressive resume with more gold medals at the World Championships in Rotterdam.
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Uncontested queen of the uneven bars where she outshines her competitors, the Algerian has also made significant progress on other apparatuses such as the beam and the vault.
Kaylia Nemour, who gave Algeria its first Olympic gold medal in gymnastics, is also preparing for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, aiming to defend her title on the uneven bars and excel in other disciplines.
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