Of all points in Koper: Garnbret's initial defeat after 13 wins in a row

Every little thing seemed to be going out on an additional triumph from Garnbret, however of all individuals before the residential audience, she can not hang up with gold.

In the final, the only 18-year-old Ai Mori climbed up as the penultimate professional athlete up until the manage 30+ and also put Garnbret under pressure at the end of the competitors. The looseness of the previous competitions was visibly off at the home World Cup, as well as the 23-year-old needed to battle a great deal in the middle market of the route.

Dominator Janja Garnbret needed to give up in the certification by Japanese Ai Mori, however in the semi-finals the European champion was not to quit at the home World Cup and relocated right into the final as the best. Hannah Meul, silver champion from Munich in the stone technique, missed the last as twelfth.

The audience discharged Garnbret frenetically when she came close to the brand name established by Mori when she combated her method out of a tough flow. The Slovenin had left too several grains this time, she never ever actually obtained into a climbing flow in the final as well as flew out of the wall on the deal with 27+.

Garnbrets series rips straight after 13 wins

This is just how the DAV athletes carried out:

Hannah Meul, was 12, Roxana Wienand 32nd, Michellatkins 41. As well as Martina Demmel lands in 433.

The last time that an additional was at the top of the platform up until the World Cup held true at the Boulder World Cup in Salt Lake City on May 31, 2021 when Garnbret was overcome by Natalia Grossman (United States). Grossman's compatriot Brooke Raboutou got on the platform in Koper with bronze.

In this World Cup period, Mori prospered in doing something that all other climbing in eight competitions with Garnbret had actually not prospered in beating this year. The Tokyo Olympic champ can also reflect on 13 competitions in collection and bouldering in collection.

Coper champion: Japanese Ai Mori. Image: Dimitris Tosidis/ IFSC