Canada's Mikael Kingsbury and France's Perrine Laffort defend moguls world titles in Bakuriani

Canada's Mikael Kingsbury defended his moguls World Championship crown in style as he grabbed gold in Bakuriani. The 30-year-old's score of 89.82 was enough for him to become the first-ever man or woman to win four world titles in the event.

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The 24-year-old took the gold by 3.84 points from Olympic silver medallist Jaelin Kauf, who earned USA’s first World Championship moguls medal for eight years. Austria's Avital Carroll picked up bronze in a surprise result, securing her first podium of the season and first major medal.

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