Slovenia's Garnbret, the overall and bouldering world champion, was named as the season victor for the third straight year as weather caused havoc in the Chinese city.

Although the finals of the lead events did get underway, organisers decided not to continue in wet conditions and the winners of the event were therefore decided from the semi-final rankings.

Garnbret and South Korea's Jain Kim shared the lead at that point and were therefore declared as joint winners.

Austria's Jessica Pilz won the bronze medal.

The Slovenian has 550 points on top of the standings with Pilz on 460.

There are 100 points available for a victory with one event left of the season in Xiamen, but Garnbret cannot be caught due to the rule which sees an athlete's worst performance discarded from the rankings.

Today's wet weather negatively impacted Pilz the most, as it denied the world lead champion the chance to close the gap.

In the men's event, the semi-final results also decided the winners as Austria's Schubert sealed overall victory.

France's Romain Desgranges won the event with Schubert second and South Korea's Hyunbin Min third.

Schubert, the overall and lead world champion, now has 495 points in the standings and cannot be caught by Italy's Stefano Ghisolfi who has 437.

In the speed events, Indonesia enjoyed a superb day by clinching both titles.

Aries Susanti Rahayu won the women's final in a time of 7.740sec, beating France's Anouck Jaubert.

Iuliia Kaplina came third, beating team-mate Mariia Krasavina in the small final.

Jaubert has secured the overall title with 516 points compared to Kaplina's 396.

Aspar Jaelolo won the men's speed title for Indonesia, clocking 5.810 to beat Italy's Ludovico Fossali.

Iran's world champion Reza Alipour beat Russia's Aleksandr Shilov for bronze.

Danyil Boldyrev of Ukraine leads the overall standings with 413 points, a narrow lead over Russia's Dmitrii Timofeev on 396.

The Xiamen World Cup leg will begin in the Chinese city on October 27.