Olympic Men's Gymnastics 2012 Results: Day 7 Results, Medal Winners & Standings

After a disappointing team showing, Team USA’s male gymnastics team needed to rebound with successful performances in the individual events.

Danell Leyva’s bronze medal in the all-around competition has been the saving grace for U.S. men’s gymnastics to this point. They are being heavily outshined by their female counterparts, who are stealing the spotlight in London.

The U.S. failed to do much of anything in the first set of individual events Sunday morning, not medaling in either the floor or pommel horse events.

Jake Dalton, not expected to do very much, fell to fifth place and failed to medal in the floor event. China’s Kai Zou took home the gold ahead of 2011 world champion Kohei Uchimura, who won a tiebreaker with the Russian Denis Ablyazin to earn the silver for Japan. After a good showing, Ablyazin took home the bronze as a consolation.

In the pommel horse event, there was yet another case of controversy as a tiebreaker had to decide the gold medal winner.

Louis Smith of Great Britain was awarded the silver medal after Krisztian Berki of Hungary took home the gold due to having a higher execution score.

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Unbelievable! Smith has tied with Berki on 16.066, but because the Hungarian's execution score was higher he takes gold, Smith silver

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) August 5, 2012"

Great Britain also took home another medal as Max Whitlock narrowly edged out Alberto Busnari of Italy for the bronze medal.

Here are the final standings and scores from the seventh day of the male Olympics gymnastics competition inside the Greenwich North Arena.

Medal Winners

Floor Event

Medal	Athlete	Score
Gold	Kai Zou, China	15.933
Silver	Kohei Uchimura, Japan	15.800
Bronze	Denis Ablyazin, Russia	15.800
DNM	Enrique Gonzalez Sepulveda, Chile	15.366
DNM	Jake Dalton, USA	15.333
DNM	Alexander Shtilov, Israel	15.333
DNM	Flavius Koczi, Romania	15.100
DNM	Marcel Nguyen, Germany	14.966

Pommel Horse

Medal	Athlete	Score
Gold	Krisztian Berki, Hungary	16.066
Silver	Louis Smith, Great Britain	16.066
Bronze	Max Whitlock, Great Britain	15.600
DNM	Alberto Busnari, Italy	15.400
DNM	Cyril Tommasone, France	15.141
DNM	Vitalli Nakonechnyi, Ukraine	14.766
DNM	David Belyavskiy, Russia	14.733
DNM	Vid Hidvegi, Hungary	14.300

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