Kōhei Uchimura

Gymnastics · Japan · 1989–

Kōhei Uchimura Life & Career Timeline

Six straight world all-around titles and two Olympic crowns.

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Born into gymnastics1989Born into gymnastics3 January 1989 · Kitakyushu, JapanGymnastics
Begins at age three1992Begins at age three1992 · Isahaya, JapanGymnastics
Senior international debut2005Senior international debut2005 · JapanGymnastics
Olympic all-around silver2008Olympic all-around silver14 August 2008 · Beijing, ChinaGymnastics
First world all-around title2009First world all-around title15 October 2009 · London, EnglandGymnastics
Retains the world title2010Retains the world title22 October 2010 · Rotterdam, NetherlandsGymnastics
Third straight world title2011Third straight world title14 October 2011 · Tokyo, JapanGymnastics
Olympic all-around champion2012Olympic all-around champion1 August 2012 · London, EnglandGymnastics
Fourth world title2013Fourth world title3 October 2013 · Antwerp, BelgiumGymnastics
Fifth world title2014Fifth world title9 October 2014 · Nanning, ChinaGymnastics
Sixth world all-around title2015Sixth world all-around title30 October 2015 · Glasgow, ScotlandGymnastics
World team champion2015World team champion28 October 2015 · Glasgow, ScotlandGymnastics
Olympic team champion2016Olympic team champion8 August 2016 · Rio de Janeiro, BrazilGymnastics
Retains Olympic all-around title2016Retains Olympic all-around title10 August 2016 · Rio de Janeiro, BrazilGymnastics
Injury ends the streak2017Injury ends the streak2 October 2017 · Montreal, CanadaGymnastics
Final Olympic appearance2021Final Olympic appearance24 July 2021 · Tokyo, JapanGymnastics
Retires from competition2022Retires from competitionJanuary 2022 · JapanGymnastics
Announces retirement from competition2022Announces retirement from competition14 January 2022 · Tokyo, JapanGymnastics

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“King Kōhei” combined difficulty, form and extraordinary consistency across all six apparatus.

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Announces retirement from competition

Uchimura ended a senior career built around two Olympic all-around titles and six consecutive world all-around championships.

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