Gymnastics: Hazuki Watanabe becomes youngest Japanese female world champion

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Hazuki Watanabe won the women's balance beam title on Nov. 6 at the world titles to become the youngest Japanese female artistic gymnastics world champion ever.

Japan's Hazuki Watanabe performs during the Women's Balance Beam Apparatus final of the 51st FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships at Liverpool Arena in Liverpool, United Kingdom on Nov. 6, 2022. Watanabe won the gold medal. ( The Yomiuri

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