The “Golden Boy” of the Philippines, Carlos Yulo, once again showed off his brilliance after winning his fourth consecutive gold medal at the 2025 Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships held in Jecheon, Korea.
In the Floor Exercise, Yulo scored 14.600 points—enough to beat Milad Karimi of Kazakhstan with 14.400, while the bronze went to Moon Geonyoung of Korea with 14.033.
Apart from the gold, Yulo also took home two bronze medals—one in the individual all-around and another in the parallel bars.
In the all-around, she scored 14.133 in the Floor Exercise, 13.100 in the Pommel Horse, and 13.634 in the Rings. She also advanced in the Vault with 14.500 points, while in the Parallel Bars she scored 14.167 and 13.800 in the Horizontal Bars.
Yulo shone again on June 8 after winning the bronze in the Vault event with a score of 14.333.
He finished second behind Mahdi Olfati of Iran and Huang Mingqi of China. On the same day, he also finished in third place on the parallel bars with 14.166 points.
The Philippine Sports Commission is full of praise for Carlos on his victory.
In their post, they said, “Truly #BidaAngBayaningManlalaro sa iyong kusa!” They added, “Thank you for showing off your skills, Caloy! Long live!”
Carlos wasn't the only one to bring home the honor—his younger brother Eldrew Yulo also followed.
The 16-year-old Eldrew earned a silver medal in the junior vault event after earning an average score of 13.850 points. This is his third consecutive year on the podium, following gold in Uzbekistan in 2024 and silver in Singapore in 2023.
