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‘Laban lang, Caloy!’ Twitter shows gymnast Yulo love after shock exit in floor event
‘Laban lang, Caloy!’ Twitter shows gymnast Yulo love after shock exit in floor event
Karl Cedrick Basco,
ABS-CBN News
Published Jul 24, 2021 10:11 PM PHT

Messages of support and motivation for top Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo poured in on social media, as he topped the Twitter trending list on Saturday, just after his shocking exit in the floor exercise at the Tokyo Olympics.
Messages of support and motivation for top Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo poured in on social media, as he topped the Twitter trending list on Saturday, just after his shocking exit in the floor exercise at the Tokyo Olympics.
Filipino fans were quick to console Yulo, who was visibly disappointed in his floor routine, after fumbling in the event he was predicted to win a medal at the Games.
Filipino fans were quick to console Yulo, who was visibly disappointed in his floor routine, after fumbling in the event he was predicted to win a medal at the Games.
“That was a major heartbreak but that’s also a major redirection. Fight, Caloy! Fight! You’re still a world champion and you’ve got a long way to go,” one netizen tweeted.
“That was a major heartbreak but that’s also a major redirection. Fight, Caloy! Fight! You’re still a world champion and you’ve got a long way to go,” one netizen tweeted.
He was projected to give the Philippines its first Olympic gold medal, but Yulo only finished with 13.566 points in floor, dropping him outside the top 40. Only the top 8 qualify in all apparatus.
He was projected to give the Philippines its first Olympic gold medal, but Yulo only finished with 13.566 points in floor, dropping him outside the top 40. Only the top 8 qualify in all apparatus.
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Yulo, however, clinched a spot in the vault final, placing sixth overall (17.712) to advance.
Yulo, however, clinched a spot in the vault final, placing sixth overall (17.712) to advance.
Netizens still believe Yulo can take an Olympic medal in Japan on August 2.
Netizens still believe Yulo can take an Olympic medal in Japan on August 2.
“Keep the faith, Caloy!!! We’re here for you until the end! LABAN LANG!” another Pinoy supporter said.
“Keep the faith, Caloy!!! We’re here for you until the end! LABAN LANG!” another Pinoy supporter said.
Kung heartbreaking sa atin mas lalo na kay caloy so lets just be happy, grateful and support him until the end!! #Tokyo2020 #LabanPilipinas 🇵🇭
— ☀️🐰 (@sunshinerabbit_) July 24, 2021
Kung heartbreaking sa atin mas lalo na kay caloy so lets just be happy, grateful and support him until the end!! #Tokyo2020 #LabanPilipinas 🇵🇭
— ☀️🐰 (@sunshinerabbit_) July 24, 2021
No matter what, YOU'RE STILL A BIG PRIDE IN OUR COUNTRY CALOY❤
— dyabi❤️ (@jyve_cbls) July 24, 2021
No matter what, YOU'RE STILL A BIG PRIDE IN OUR COUNTRY CALOY❤
— dyabi❤️ (@jyve_cbls) July 24, 2021
That was a major heartbreak but that’s also a major redirection. Fight, Caloy! Fight! You’re still a world champion and you’ve got a long way to go! @c_edrielzxs #Olympics #OlympicGames #Tokyo2020
— Michael (@fozmichael_) July 24, 2021
That was a major heartbreak but that’s also a major redirection. Fight, Caloy! Fight! You’re still a world champion and you’ve got a long way to go! @c_edrielzxs #Olympics #OlympicGames #Tokyo2020
— Michael (@fozmichael_) July 24, 2021
Meanwhile, some fans are looking forward to the 2024 Paris Olympics, where they feel Yulo will bounce back.
Meanwhile, some fans are looking forward to the 2024 Paris Olympics, where they feel Yulo will bounce back.
Yulo will be back in action on August 2, where he will try to still step on the podium, as he competes against Jeahwan Shin of Korea, Artur Davtyan of Armenia, Nikita Nagornyy and Denis Abliazin of Russia, Adem Asil and Ahmet Onder of Turkey, and Caio Souza of Brazil.
Yulo will be back in action on August 2, where he will try to still step on the podium, as he competes against Jeahwan Shin of Korea, Artur Davtyan of Armenia, Nikita Nagornyy and Denis Abliazin of Russia, Adem Asil and Ahmet Onder of Turkey, and Caio Souza of Brazil.
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