Max finished with a world class score of 90.641 behind Japanese legend Kohei Uchimura who took the gold (92.365) and Ukraine’s Oleg Verniaiev the silver (92.266). …
Britain’s Nile Wilson was also competing in the all-around final and performed sensationally at just 20 years old. He was faultless throughout which included an outstanding parallel bars routine for a huge 15.700. Nile finished in 8th place amongst some incredible gymnasts and clearly has a bright future ahead of him. …
Max:
“Kohei has been my idol for a long time so I’m very proud for him and Oleg [Verniaiev, silver medal winner], I’ve been competing with him for years. He’s been producing huge scores in the last few years and I’m very honoured to come third to those two.
Max Whitlock wins historic bronze in Olympic all-around final
When his Slovenian coach Klemen Bedenik moved home, Max went with him to Slovania. Age-12.
He was there 3 months.
Rio Olympics 2016: Max Whitlock reveals the lengths he’ll go in pursuit of excellence
Gymnastics Coaching.com 