Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo regained his footing and sealed his ticket to the vault and parallel bars finals of the FIG Artistics Gymnastics World Cup Series on Thursday, April 18, in Doha, Qatar.

After a lackluster performance in the floor exercise, the 24-year-old Yulo bounced back to finish second in both apparatuses where he tallied 14.966 points in vault and chalked up 14.633 in parallel bars.

The Malate, Manila native put up 15.3 points in his first vault and 14.633 in the second. 

Yulo, who already secured his spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics, finished behind former world champion Artur Davtyan of Armenia (15.116) and ahead of Dominican Republic’s Reyes Audrys Nin (14.549), Australia’s James Bacueti (14.516) and Niccolo Vannucchi (14.383).

Uzbekistan’s Rasuljon Abdurakhimov, meanwhile, topped the parallel bars after totalling 14.900 points.

The vault and parallel bars finals are set on Saturday, April 20.

Filipino-American Levi Jung-Ruivivar barged into the uneven bars finals to boost her Paris bid after listing 13.200 points at eighth place.

Ruivivar will also take the third reserved seat in the balance beam as she placed 11th with 12.566 points in the event.