US superstar Simone Biles was denied another title on the penultimate day of the world gymnastics championships in Antwerp on Saturday taking silver on the vault behind Brazil's Rebeca Andrade and finishing fifth on the uneven bars.
On Friday, Biles won the all-around title ahead of defending champion Andrade to become the most decorated gymnast in history, having also led the United States women to a seventh consecutive team title during the week.
But Olympic vault champion Andrade shone on Saturday, edging Biles who fell while landing her first jump - the demanding Yurchenko double pike vault, which now bears her name as the "Biles II".
As a result, the Texan lost a point on her execution score. She was docked another half point due to the presence of her trainer Cecile Landi on the side of the mat.
She finished 0.201 points behind the Brazilian who won her second world gold in the discipline. For Biles it was a 28th world medal.
South Korea's Yeo Seo-jeong took bronze.
Andrade, a revelation at the Tokyo Olympics, had already been crowned world vault champion at the 2021 worlds in Japan.
At 24, the delighted Brazilian, silver medallist in the team and the all-around competition behind Biles, now has seven medals on the world stage.