iMSPORT.TV – 6 Reasons You Must Watch the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2025 Live. The world’s fourth most populous country is opening its doors to host the World Championships this October marking the first time the event comes to both gymnastics and Indonesia.
Indonesia joined the ranks of nations producing Olympic gymnasts last summer, when Rifda Irfanaluthfi (INA) delivered her Uneven Bars routine in just under 60 seconds at Paris 2024. One year after Irfanaluthfi’s historic milestone, her country is preparing to host the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2025 Jakarta, a week-long celebration of the sport.
A soft pink floor exercise mat—blending the red and white colors of Indonesia’s flag—will serve as the centerpiece at Arena Indonesia, Jakarta, from October 19–25. On that mat, and across the surrounding apparatus, new world champions will be crowned as Olympic stars and rising challengers compete for 12 world titles.
So, what makes watching the 53rd Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2025 live so special?
Here are some strong reasons why you should watch artistic gymnastics:
Spectacular Performances
Every routine features breathtaking flips, jumps, and balances that leave audiences in awe.
Strength Meets Elegance
It’s not only about power and stamina but also grace, rhythm, and artistic expression.
World-Class Competition
Major championships bring together the best gymnasts in the world, creating intense rivalries and unforgettable moments.
Variety of Apparatus
From floor routines, uneven bars, balance beam, vault, to parallel bars each apparatus offers its own unique challenge.
Inspiration and Motivation
The dedication and perseverance of gymnasts are truly inspiring, motivating audiences to push their own limits.
Emotional Moments
The thrill of a perfect landing and the roar of the crowd create goosebump-worthy experiences.
6 Reasons You Must Watch the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships 2025 Live
The World Championships in Indonesia’s capital—home to the second-largest metropolitan population in the world after Tokyo-Yokohama marks the first time the event has ever been staged in Southeast Asia, and the first on the continent since Kitakyushu (JPN) hosted in 2021. While Jakarta is a newcomer to Artistic Gymnastics, the city successfully hosted the 2018 Asian Games, and in 2023 welcomed the Brick Parkour Asia tour.
As usual, the top 24 gymnasts will advance to the All-Around Final, with a maximum of two per nation. The top eight per apparatus will also move forward to the event finals, again limited to two per country.
Jakarta ready for historic 2025 Gymnastics Worlds. More than 600 athletes from 86 countries will compete, with a total of nearly 1,500 participants, including officials and supporters. Registration will close on the 20th of July. The event itself is scheduled to take place at the Indonesia Arena, Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Senayan, Jakarta, from the 19th to the 25th of October.
“Usually, around 70 countries participate in this world championship. This time, 86 countries have registered. This is a record,” Yuliati said to the press in Jakarta on Tuesday, 8th of July.
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