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One of Britain's best medal chances, Louis Smith has been dominant so far in London on pommel horse. Having never finished higher than silver at an Olympics or World Championship, can he finish the job in front of his home fans?
Louis Smith is a 2012 Olympian for Great Britain. His specialty is pommel horse where he is one of the best in the world and a definite contender to win gold in London in front of his home crowd.
On pommel horse, Smith competes a routine with a 7.1 difficulty score, the highest in the world on the apparatus. He also boasts the highest overall score in 2012, a 16.375.
Louis was the European Championships silver medalist on Pommel Horse in 2009, 2010 and 2012. Additionally, he won the bronze medal on pommels at the 2007 World Championships and the 2008 Olympics (this was the first individual medal for Great Britain in 100 years). He trains at Huntingdon Gymnastics under Coach Paul Hall.
Louis was a member of the 2011 British Men's World Team that competed in Tokyo, Japan. At that competition, Smith won bronze on pommel horse.
