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FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 – Men's dual moguls

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Men's dual moguls
at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021
VenueShymbulak
LocationAlmaty, Kazakhstan
Date9 March
Competitors44 from 15 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Canada
silver medal    Australia
bronze medal    Japan
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The men's dual moguls competition at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 was held on 9 March 2021.[1][2][3][4][5]

Results

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Finals

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Semifinals Finals
      
6 Canada Mikaël Kingsbury 83.84
4 Japan Ikuma Horishima DNF
6 Canada Mikaël Kingsbury 80.51
1 Australia Matt Graham 67.57
11 Canada Brenden Kelly 81.42
1 Australia Matt Graham 83.49 Third place
4 Japan Ikuma Horishima 80.31
11 Canada Brenden Kelly DNF

Top half

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Section 1

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Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals
            
6 Canada Mikaël Kingsbury 86.22
39 United Kingdom Max Willis 74.55
31 France Martin Suire DNS
39 United Kingdom Max Willis
6 Canada Mikaël Kingsbury 85.66
33 Finland Jussi Penttala 62.72
27 Australia James Matheson 61.51
33 Finland Jussi Penttala 79.02
6 Canada Mikaël Kingsbury 87.74
12 Kazakhstan Dmitriy Reikherd 82.19
13 France Sacha Theocharis 74.66
23 United Kingdom William Feneley DNF
42 Kazakhstan Anton Bondarev 77.03
23 United Kingdom William Feneley 79.03
13 France Sacha Theocharis DNF
12 Kazakhstan Dmitriy Reikherd 78.16
36 Finland Akseli Ahvenainen 75.90
29 Russia Artem Shuldyakov 79.56
29 Russia Artem Shuldyakov 14.91
12 Kazakhstan Dmitriy Reikherd 84.53

Section 2

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Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals
            
3 Sweden Ludvig Fjällström 80.40
22 Canada Kerrian Chunlaud 81.40
22 Canada Kerrian Chunlaud 81.92
40 Italy Massimo Bellucci 54.09
22 Canada Kerrian Chunlaud 83.02
9 United States Nick Page 78.78
47 Mexico Andrés Valencia 23.15
43 Russia Mikhail Aleynikov 80.54
43 Russia Mikhail Aleynikov 75.31
9 United States Nick Page 81.02
22 Canada Kerrian Chunlaud 78.02
4 Japan Ikuma Horishima 87.31
25 Canada Laurent Dumais 80.29
30 United States Alex Lewis DNF
30 United States Alex Lewis 76.38
17 Australia Cooper Woods-Topalovic DNF
25 Canada Laurent Dumais 77.92
4 Japan Ikuma Horishima 83.82
15 Japan Kosuke Sugimoto 77.31
32 Japan Takashi Koyama 48.85
15 Japan Kosuke Sugimoto DNF
4 Japan Ikuma Horishima 84.12

Bottom half

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Section 3

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Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals
            
2 France Benjamin Cavet 56.00
11 Canada Brenden Kelly 82.77
44 Ukraine Artur Yeremenko DNF
11 Canada Brenden Kelly 78.62
11 Canada Brenden Kelly 82.29
8 United States Bradley Wilson 78.92
21 Canada Gabriel Dufresne 76.99
8 United States Bradley Wilson 80.23
11 Canada Brenden Kelly 80.32
37 United Kingdom Thomas Gerken Schofield 79.69
37 United Kingdom Thomas Gerken Schofield 77.52
38 Japan Goshin Fujiki 73.59
38 Japan Goshin Fujiki 78.47
26 Sweden Felix Elofsson 29.13
37 United Kingdom Thomas Gerken Schofield 79.04
18 Kazakhstan Pavel Kolmakov DNF
10 United States Dylan Walczyk 80.02
46 United Kingdom Mateo Jeannesson 79.61
10 United States Dylan Walczyk 79.47
18 Kazakhstan Pavel Kolmakov 81.01

Section 4

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Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals
            
35 Russia Nikita Novitckii 9.57
14 Sweden Oskar Elofsson 79.35
34 France Jules Escobar 73.99
14 Sweden Oskar Elofsson 79.56
14 Sweden Oskar Elofsson 78.87
5 Australia Brodie Summers 75.94
41 Kazakhstan Sergey Romanov 43.56
20 Finland Jussi Penttala 82.11
20 Finland Jussi Penttala DNF
5 Australia Brodie Summers 62.69
14 Sweden Oskar Elofsson 61.13
1 Australia Matt Graham 78.48
7 Switzerland Marco Tadé 75.53
28 Sweden Albin Holmgren 81.98
28 Sweden Albin Holmgren DNF
1 Australia Matt Graham 77.72
19 Finland Jimi Salonen 68.25
45 South Korea Jung Dae-yoon DNF
19 Finland Jimi Salonen 73.41
1 Australia Matt Graham 84.98

References

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