Osmar Olvera is out of the final 3 meters

Guadalajara, Jal.- The clavadistas Gabriela Agúndez and Alejandra Estudillo fulfilled the forecast of classifying the 10-metre platform Final in the Guadalajara World Cup 2025. Meanwhile, the jalisciense Suri Cueva Lobato remained in the preliminary phase, in the Pan American Aquatic Center. In five rounds of the film, Alejandra Estudillo was the Mexican best ranked with 325.35 points in the third position, only below the Chinese Hongchan Quan w…

El jalisciense Gabriel V zquez stars in a debut so ado at the Guadalajara Clavados World Cup, where he qualified for the final.

After having added 383.50 points, the Mexican Osmar Olvera Ibarra failed to advance to the final of the 3-meter trampoline test in the Guadalajara 2025 World Cup. Although there were high expectations about his participation, the Mexican Osmar Olvera Ibarra was eliminated in the preliminary phase of the three-meter trampoline test in the Guadalajara 2025 World Cup. After having added 383.50 points, the double Olympic medalist in Paris 2024 was l…

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco.- The Olympic medalist in Paris 2024, Mexican Osmar Olvera has been out of the 3 metre trampoline final in the Clavados World Championship that began this Thursday in Guadalajara. The Olympic medalist in Paris 2024 was out because of a nationality theme after he reached position 10 in [...] La entrada Surprise: Osmar Olvera was eliminated from the Clavados World Cup aparece primero en PSN Noticias.

“Osmar Olvera is out of the final” was the most unexpected headline in Mexico on the first day of the Clavados World Cup in Guadalajara 2025. On the 3 metre trampoline, the Mexican diver reached position 10 in the preliminary round with a score of 383.50. This was not enough to advance to the final, as the rule only allows the two best divers per country. The Mexicans who ranked in that specialty are Juan Celaya (407.50 points), which was placed…

Just on its first day of preliminary activities, the World Cup of Clavados in Guadalajara eliminated the Mexican Osmar Olvera in the final ranking on the 10-metre platform, after a round in which he achieved a total of 383.50. Although the double Olympic medalist managed to position himself among the top ten who access the final, by occupying the last site of that classification, Olvera was below the other two Mexicans, Juan Celaya and David Váz…