Harry Hepworth

I think it's four people in event finals, two people in the top 12 of the all-around, and two medals.

Well, when you've got people like Joe and Harry probably locks for this team, Harry's probably going to make two to three event finals on his own, to be completely honest.

Joe in there probably for... like high bar parallel bars you're looking at.

And then of course, Jake is the reigning world champion.

So another thing that's interesting about the team composition here at the Scotland slash Great Britain didn't choose to compete here, so he is relying on the scores that he had used from the home team championships, the British championships, and the Commonwealth Games for that selection.

If I were the committee, I think I would take Ruben for the team.

I think the team most likely for the British is going to be Joe Fraser, Harry Hepworth, Jake Jarman, Ruben Ward, Luke Whitehouse.

I think there's some wiggle room that you could see a Jonas Rushworth in there, maybe a Sol Scott.

Ultimately won it, I think, by about half a mark.

The lead just got narrower and narrower until finally it all came down to Harry Hepworth on floor.

And life is pretty good if it comes down to Harry Hepworth on floor.

So he delivered a brilliant performance.

One of the tensest team finals I have genuinely ever commentated.

They don't have a Luke Whitehouse or a Jake Jarman on this team, but this team is still capable of...

I mean, we've got a 5.6 in Harry Hepworth capabilities.

Today he did a 5.2 cleanly, just like he did in the vault final yesterday.

I'm glad he repeated his handspring two-and-a-half twist, 'cause that was beautiful in the vault final, and it, it just worked really well in this team final as well.

I was busy refreshing.

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I wanted to know what Harry Hepworth had to get, and yeah.

Me too.

His peach to one bar was slightly wobbly, but he stuck the dismount to the giant roar of the crowd.

Great Britain was starting on still rings, and both Harry Hepworth and Courtney Tulloch put up good sets.

Just small hops on the treble back from Harry, and once he sticks that, just as Sam Oldham said, he is going to be hunting for a medal.

And if you haven't caught the episode that I did with Sam Oldham before, Please go watch that.

Still rings really that stick is what makes the difference.

Unless someone has a crazy fall out of a handstand or that, it really does often come down to that dismount.

What was interesting is I don't think Courtney did two vaults and instead Harry Hepworth and their younger teammate Sol Scott did two.

Sol has this gorgeous Yurchenko triple.