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Pommelled Horse, Men

Date	14 – 22 August 2004
Status	Olympic
Location	Olympiako Kleisto Gymnastirio, Olympiako Athletiko Kentro Athinon Spiros Loues, Maroussi
Participants	81 from 30 countries

The format was the same as it had been from 1984-2000, with eight gymnasts advancing from the team all-around, but no more than two per nation. Defending gold medalist Marius Urzică of Romania, and the 2003 co-World Champions, Teng Haibin of China and Takehiro Kashima of Japan were expected to contend for the gold medal, and the three favorites all made it through the qualifying round. Urzică went first and scored a very high 9.825 to move ahead. He was followed by Kashima whose 9.787 placed him second at the time, but Teng was the last performer in the final, and his 9.837 brought him the gold medal, as the podium was filled as expected.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
1	Teng Haibin	CHN	9.837	Gold
2	Marius Urzică	ROU	9.825	Silver
3	Takehiro Kashima	JPN	9.787	Bronze
4	Huang Xu	CHN	9.775
5	Víctor Cano	ESP	9.762
6	Paul Hamm	USA	9.737
7	Rúnar Alexandersson	ISL	9.725
8	Hiroyuki Tomita	JPN	9.062
=9 r1/1	Ioan Suciu	ROU	–
=9 r1/1	Thomas Andergassen	GER	–
11 r1/1	Morgan Hamm	USA	–
12 r1/1	Naoya Tsukahara	JPN	–
=13 r1/1	Yernar Yerimbetov	KAZ	–
=13 r1/1	Tingui Vargas	PUR	–
=13 r1/1	Ivan Ivankou	BLR	–
=16 r1/1	Oriol Combarros	ESP	–
=16 r1/1	Xing Aowei	CHN	–
18 r1/1	Alberto Busnari	ITA	–
=19 r1/1	Yang Tae-Yeong	KOR	–
=19 r1/1	Daniel Popescu	ROU	–
=21 r1/1	Abel Driggs	CUB	–
=21 r1/1	Mosiah Rodrigues	BRA	–
=21 r1/1	Igor Cassina	ITA	–
24 r1/1	Sergej Pfeifer	GER	–
25 r1/1	Roman Zozulia	UKR	–
26 r1/1	Kim Dae-Eun	KOR	–
27 r1/1	Yang Wei	CHN	–
28 r1/1	Yann Cucherat	FRA	–
29 r1/1	Erick López	CUB	–
30 r1/1	Anton Golotsutskov	RUS	–
=31 r1/1	Pavel Gofman	ISR	–
=31 r1/1	Pierre-Yves Bény	FRA	–
=33 r1/1	Igors Vihrovs	LAT	–
=33 r1/1	Kim Dong-Hwa	KOR	–
=35 r1/1	Hisashi Mizutori	JPN	–
=35 r1/1	Aleksey Nemov	RUS	–
=37 r1/1	Ruslan Mezentsev	UKR	–
=37 r1/1	Robert Juckel	GER	–
=37 r1/1	Valeriy Honcharov	UKR	–
40 r1/1	David Kikuchi	CAN	–
=41 r1/1	Xiao Qin	CHN	–
=41 r1/1	Vadym Kuvakin	UKR	–
43 r1/1	Marian Drăgulescu	ROU	–
44 r1/1	Dan Potra	ROU	–
45 r1/1	Grant Golding	CAN	–
46 r1/1	Ng Shu Wai	MAS	–
=47 r1/1	Maksim Devyatovsky	RUS	–
=47 r1/1	Adam Wong	CAN	–
49 r1/1	Jason Gatson	USA	–
50 r1/1	Guard Young	USA	–
51 r1/1	Andreas Schweizer	SUI	–
52 r1/1	Jesús Carballo	ESP	–
53 r1/1	Benoît Caranobe	FRA	–
54 r1/1	Jury Chechi	ITA	–
55 r1/1	Lee Seon-Seong	KOR	–
56 r1/1	Kim Hyon-Il	PRK	–
57 r1/1	Ilia Giorgadze	GEO	–
58 r1/1	Sven Kwiatkowski	GER	–
59 r1/1	Fabian Hambüchen	GER	–
60 r1/1	Johan Mounard	FRA	–
61 r1/1	Brett McClure	USA	–
62 r1/1	Rafael Martínez	ESP	–
63 r1/1	Wajdi Bouallègue	TUN	–
64 r1/1	Alejandro Barrenechea	ESP	–
65 r1/1	Ken Ikeda	CAN	–
=66 r1/1	Dzianis Savenkou	BLR	–
=66 r1/1	Kim Seung-Il	KOR	–
68 r1/1	Enrico Pozzo	ITA	–
69 r1/1	Matteo Morandi	ITA	–
70 r1/1	Philippe Rizzo	AUS	–
=71 r1/1	Aleksey Bondarenko	RUS	–
=71 r1/1	Vlasis Maras	GRE	–
=71 r1/1	Andriy Mykhailychenko	UKR	–
=71 r1/1	Christoph Schärer	SUI	–
75 r1/1	Filipe Bezugo	POR	–
76 r1/1	Isao Yoneda	JPN	–
77 r1/1	Jorge Giraldo	COL	–
78 r1/1	Dimitri Karbanenko	FRA	–
=79 r1/1	Georgy Grebenkov	RUS	–
=79 r1/1	Filip Yanev	BUL	–
81 r1/1	Sasha Jeltkov	CAN	–

Final (22 August 2004 — 22:39)

Top eight on each apparatus (maximum two per nation) in the individual all-around qualifying advanced to the apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	FP
1	Teng Haibin	CHN	9.837
2	Marius Urzică	ROU	9.825
3	Takehiro Kashima	JPN	9.787
4	Huang Xu	CHN	9.775
5	Víctor Cano	ESP	9.762
6	Paul Hamm	USA	9.737
7	Rúnar Alexandersson	ISL	9.725
8	Hiroyuki Tomita	JPN	9.062

Qualifying (14 August 2004)

Top eight on each apparatus (maximum two per nation) in the individual all-around qualifying advanced to the apparatus finals.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
=1	Takehiro Kashima	JPN	9.812	Q
=1	Marius Urzică	ROU	9.812	Q
3	Teng Haibin	CHN	9.800	Q
=4	Hiroyuki Tomita	JPN	9.750	Q
=4	Víctor Cano	ESP	9.750	Q
=6	Paul Hamm	USA	9.737	Q
=6	Rúnar Alexandersson	ISL	9.737	Q
=6	Huang Xu	CHN	9.737	Q
=9	Ioan Suciu	ROU	9.712
=9	Thomas Andergassen	GER	9.712
11	Morgan Hamm	USA	9.700
12	Naoya Tsukahara	JPN	9.687
=13	Yernar Yerimbetov	KAZ	9.675
=13	Tingui Vargas	PUR	9.675
=13	Ivan Ivankou	BLR	9.675
=16	Oriol Combarros	ESP	9.650
=16	Xing Aowei	CHN	9.650
18	Alberto Busnari	ITA	9.637
=19	Yang Tae-Yeong	KOR	9.625
=19	Daniel Popescu	ROU	9.625
=21	Abel Driggs	CUB	9.600
=21	Mosiah Rodrigues	BRA	9.600
=21	Igor Cassina	ITA	9.600
24	Sergej Pfeifer	GER	9.575
25	Roman Zozulia	UKR	9.562
26	Kim Dae-Eun	KOR	9.537
27	Yang Wei	CHN	9.525
28	Yann Cucherat	FRA	9.512
29	Erick López	CUB	9.500
30	Anton Golotsutskov	RUS	9.487
=31	Pavel Gofman	ISR	9.475
=31	Pierre-Yves Bény	FRA	9.475
=33	Igors Vihrovs	LAT	9.462
=33	Kim Dong-Hwa	KOR	9.462
=35	Hisashi Mizutori	JPN	9.450
=35	Aleksey Nemov	RUS	9.450
=37	Ruslan Mezentsev	UKR	9.425
=37	Robert Juckel	GER	9.425
=37	Valeriy Honcharov	UKR	9.425
40	David Kikuchi	CAN	9.412
=41	Xiao Qin	CHN	9.337
=41	Vadym Kuvakin	UKR	9.337
43	Marian Drăgulescu	ROU	9.325
44	Dan Potra	ROU	9.300
45	Grant Golding	CAN	9.262
46	Ng Shu Wai	MAS	9.250
=47	Maksim Devyatovsky	RUS	9.237
=47	Adam Wong	CAN	9.237
49	Jason Gatson	USA	9.225
50	Guard Young	USA	9.212
51	Andreas Schweizer	SUI	9.200
52	Jesús Carballo	ESP	9.175
53	Benoît Caranobe	FRA	9.162
54	Jury Chechi	ITA	9.150
55	Lee Seon-Seong	KOR	9.137
56	Kim Hyon-Il	PRK	9.112
57	Ilia Giorgadze	GEO	9.100
58	Sven Kwiatkowski	GER	9.087
59	Fabian Hambüchen	GER	9.075
60	Johan Mounard	FRA	9.050
61	Brett McClure	USA	9.000
62	Rafael Martínez	ESP	8.962
63	Wajdi Bouallègue	TUN	8.950
64	Alejandro Barrenechea	ESP	8.912
65	Ken Ikeda	CAN	8.900
=66	Dzianis Savenkou	BLR	8.800
=66	Kim Seung-Il	KOR	8.800
68	Enrico Pozzo	ITA	8.787
69	Matteo Morandi	ITA	8.750
70	Philippe Rizzo	AUS	8.700
=71	Aleksey Bondarenko	RUS	8.650
=71	Vlasis Maras	GRE	8.650
=71	Andriy Mykhailychenko	UKR	8.650
=71	Christoph Schärer	SUI	8.650
75	Filipe Bezugo	POR	8.525
76	Isao Yoneda	JPN	8.450
77	Jorge Giraldo	COL	8.437
78	Dimitri Karbanenko	FRA	8.375
=79	Georgy Grebenkov	RUS	8.300
=79	Filip Yanev	BUL	8.300
81	Sasha Jeltkov	CAN	7.600