Jarman makes British gymnastics history with World floor silver
Great Britain's Jake Jarman said he was "super happy" after claiming silver in the men's floor final at the World Gymnastics Championships.
BBC Sport reports: Great Britain's Jake Jarman said he was "super happy" after claiming silver in the men's floor final at the World Gymnastics Championships.
Jarman becomes the most decorated British athlete on the floor apparatus.
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