United States' Alexander Artemev looks on after competing in the men's pommel horse final of the artistic gymnastics event of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing on August 17, 2008. China's Qin Xiao won the gold, Croatia's Filip Ude the silver and Great Britain's Louis Smith the bronze. Getty Images logo Getty Images 15 months ago

United States' Alexander Artemev looks on after competing in the men's pommel horse final of the artistic gymnastics event of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing on August 17, 2008. China's Qin Xiao won the gold, Croatia's Filip Ude the silver and Great Britain's Louis Smith the bronze.

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