Louis Smith

'I got depressed after the Beijing Olympics': Under the microscope with Louis Smith By Diana Pilkington PUBLISHED: 19:15 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:15 EST, 11 March 2013 Share  The Olympic medallist, 23, on his intense fitness regimen, having a high pain threshold and why he believes in God 'When I'm dieting, I don't have carbs,' said Louis Smith DO YOU WATCH WHAT YOU EAT?I do, but dieting isn’t something I use just to lose weight; putting in...Read Full Story

Catching up with super-talented Olympic silver medalist Louis Smith ... The British gymnast tweeted this Instagram of his newest pair of his sneaks sent by Adidas. Meanwhile: The pommel horse hotness is being recruited by the popular television series Strictly Come Dancing. The show is looking to capitalize on Smith's popularity from the Olympics, reports The Sun. A Strictly Come Dancing source said: "As an athlete, he is fit and dedicated and would be capable of some amazing dance moves...Read Full Story

PHOTOS: AP, GETTY, REUTERS Super-talented and ridiculously hot R20 crush object Louis Smith has lead Team Great Britain to a bronze medal in the Artistic Gymnastics Men's Team Final at the London 2012 Games. This was GB's first gymnastics team win in 100 years. China took gold and Japan took silver. Smith has been described as Team GB's "best hope" for gymnastics gold at London 2012. The pommel horse hotness took bronze at Beijing 2008 and became only the second Black male gymnast to win an...Read Full Story

PHOTOS: AP, GETTY, REUTERS Super-talented and ridiculously hot is fit in all the right places as he takes the early lead in qualifying Saturday at the London Olympics. Smith and Team Great Britain shut down Olympic and World champion China. Smith capped the day with a brilliant pommel horse and 15.8 score for his routine today. GB finished with 272.420. "China scored 269.985, followed by France (265.759) and South Korea (255.327). Japan, the silver medalist in Beijing, and the United States...Read Full Story

Louis Smith hailed yesterday as a ‘beautiful day’ for British gymnastics after Team GB won its first men’s team Olympic medal since 1912. Louis Smith said British gymnastics has a bright future after last night’s historic result (Picture: Getty Images) Smith won pommel horse bronze at the Beijing Games, but last night the whole team came of age. ‘British gymnastics has been growing and growing,’ he said. ‘Now everyone will be more motivated than ever. ‘This means so much and we’ve still got...Read Full Story