Great Britain's Jake Jarman takes bronze in the men's floor final, the nation's first artistic gymnastics medal of the Paris Olympics.
Great Britain's Jake Jarman took bronze in the men's floor final to win the nation's first artistic gymnastics medal of the Paris Olympics.
He was just 0.033 behind silver medallist and defending champion Artem Dolgopyat of Israel, while Carlos Edriel Yulo won the gold - the Philippines' first Olympic gymnastics medal - with a jaw-dropping routine that scored 15.000.Jarman will have a chance of another medal in the final for the vault , an apparatus on which he is the world champion.
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