Japan's Kohei Uchimura won the all-around title at the 2010 World Gymnastics Championship in Rotterdam, Netherlands on Friday. He was the top qualifier for the event and hit 6 for 6 routines. Uchimura is the fifth man to win two world titles, and the second to win them in a row: Yuri Korolyov (1981 and 1985), Bilozerchev (1983 and 1987), Ivan Ivankov (1994 and 1997) and Yang Wei (2006 and 2007). No 3-peats yet. Less than 24 hours after the men's team finals, the men's all-around finals began...tough on the body. The women got a day rest...of training. First event for China's Lu Bo and he crushes his right hand/wrist on his pommel horse warm-up. On the waiting area, the Chinese doctor gives him a super juice injection - he goes up and does a great pommel horse routine. He finished the all-around finals 6th. Uchimura, the reigning world champion, had a taped left shoulder - he skipped the rings for the team finals competition...later in the competition his coach was working on his right shoulder too...perhaps there was some over-compensating, or just the result of so much competing and he needs a break. USA's Jonathan Horton started on floor and was in 20th, then 6th after 4 rotations and he climbed up the standings to third place. Horton had a stuck dismount on p-bars - his 5th event of the day. He barely edged Ukraine's Nikolai Kuksenkov. At the 2009 Worlds Horton said he was embarrassed for finishing 17th, no embarrassment here but he wants gold and said he is eager to go back to the gym and train. Horton's teammate Danell Leyva did the Liukin release move on high bar again as he did turing team finals, catching it flawlessly - it's named after Russian gymnast Valeri Liukin, Nastia's dad and coach, Rebecca Bross's coach, at WOGA. Dennel is coached by his dad too - he was on the sidelines going through the moves as his son performed then on the bar. Winning the silver medal was German's Philipp Boy, he qualified 2nd for the event in preliminaries. He gave a solid performance with little small mistakes and was very happy. Russia's Maxim Devyatovsky was in 2nd after 5 rotations, needed a 14.233 on pommel horse to win a medal, but he fell twice, scoring 11.166 and finishing in 19th place. 2010 World Gymnastics Championships Oct. 22, Rotterdam, Netherlands Men's All-Around Final FX PH SR VT PB HB Total 1. Kohei Uchimura (Japan) 15.566 15.000 15.133 16.266 15.300 15.066 92.331 2. Philipp Boy (Germany) 15.000 14.666 14.566 15.650 15.166 15.000 90.048 3. Jonathan Horton (USA) 14.866 13.833 15.366 15.566 15.200 15.033 89.864 4. Nikolai Kuksenkov (Ukraine) 14.666 14.766 14.600 15.700 14.933 15.166 89.831 5. Daniel Purvis (Great Britain) 15.066 14.300 14.166 15.900 14.933 14.600 88.965 6. Lu Bo (China) 14.366 14.366 14.800 16.033 14.766 14.633 88.964 7. Sergei Khorokhordin (Russia) 14.433 14.466 14.933 15.466 14.066 15.300 88.664 8. Koji Uematsu (Japan)14.566 14.200 13.733 15.566 15.533 14.800 88.398 9. Samuel Hunter (Great Britain)14.433 14.966 14.033 15.600 14.700 14.633 88.365 10. Alexander Shatilov (Israel)15.200 14.066 13.941 15.666 14.666 14.666 88.205 11. Teng Haibin (China) 14.033 14.000 14.033 15.791 15.533 14.766 88.156 12. Kim Soo Myun (South Korea) 13.700 15.000 13.733 15.966 14.800 14.800 87.999 13. Cyril Tommasone (France)14.100 15.533 14.091 15.333 14.633 13.866 87.556 14. Anton Fokin (Uzbekestan)14.083 14.466 14.133 15.683 15.133 13.933 87.431 15. Tomas Gonzalez (Chile) 15.191 13.366 14.466 15.966 14.400 13.833 87.222 16. Flavius Koczi (Romania) 14.266 13.900 14.375 16.433 14.650 13.333 86.957 17. Yevgeny Spiridonov (Germany)14.166 14.366 14.200 15.383 14.333 14.500 86.948 18. Danell Leyva (USA) 14.733 12.900 14.325 15.666 13.566 15.666 86.856 19. Maxim Devyatovsky (Russia)14.900 11.166 15.066 16.066 15.033 14.566 86.797 20. Dmitry Savitsky (Belarus) 13.816 14.000 14.566 15.500 14.950 13.900 86.732 21. Yoo Won Chul (South Korea) 13.633 12.500 14.825 15.500 14.866 15.066 86.390 22. Luis Vargas (Puerto Rico) 13.100 14.133 13.933 15.516 14.733 14.833 86.248 23. Luis Rivera (Puerto Rico) 14.400 14.100 14.866 15.900 12.533 13.700 85.499 24. Sergio Munoz (Spain) 13.366 12.666 14.466 15.900 12.900 14.466 83.764