'It’ll make me hungrier for that gold medal': Fall costs Rhys McClenaghan as attention turns to Tokyo

Armenian Artur Davtyan claimed the gold medal with Great Britain’s Joe Frazer claimed a bronze
'It’ll make me hungrier for that gold medal': Fall costs Rhys McClenaghan as attention turns to Tokyo

Rhys McClenaghan of Ireland competes on the Pommel Horse in the Men's Artistic Pommel Horse final. Picture: Thomas Schreyer

World Championship bronze medalist Rhys McClenaghan says he is heading "straight back to the gym" after finishing in fifth place in the European Championships in Switzerland.

An unlucky fall while debuting an upgraded routine perhaps costing him a medal in a dramatic Pommel Horse final as competitors took park in the first major event in 18 months.

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