Soviet-era pioneers stand beside modern all-around machines and specialists who owned a single apparatus for a decade.
1Kohei UchimuraJapanese all-around king with two Olympic and six straight world all-around titles.1000pts
2Boris ShakhlinSoviet iron man who won seven Olympic golds between 1956 and 1964.777pts
3Sawao KatoJapanese gymnast with eight Olympic golds, including two all-around titles in 1968 and 1972.678pts
4Zou KaiChinese gymnast with five Olympic golds on floor, high bar and team.678pts
5Dmitry BilozerchevSoviet prodigy who won world all-around titles in 1983 and 1987.555pts
6Daiki HashimotoJapanese all-around champion at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.555pts
7Arthur ZanettiBrazilian who won Olympic rings gold in London 2012.555pts
8Oleg VerniaievUkrainian parallel bars champion at the 2016 Rio Olympics.555pts
9Epke ZonderlandDutch high-bar flyer who won Olympic gold in 2012.555pts
10Nikolai AndrianovSoviet star who won 15 Olympic medals across three Games.0pts
11Alexei NemovRussian showman with 12 Olympic medals and the 2000 all-around gold.0pts
12Yukio EndoJapanese gymnast who won the 1964 Olympic all-around in Tokyo.0pts
13Mitsuo TsukaharaJapanese innovator whose vault and dismount still carry his name.0pts
14Max WhitlockBritish pommel horse great with three Olympic golds.0pts
15Marian DrăgulescuRomanian vault and floor master with eight world titles.0pts
16Paul HammAmerican who won the 2004 Olympic all-around title in Athens.0pts
17Louis SmithBritish pommel horse specialist with four Olympic medals.0pts

















