He Kexin adds world gong to Olympic gold in London

By Holly Hamilton and Kathryn Catney, Sportsbeat, at the O2 Arena

 CHINA'S Olympic champion He Kexin halted American dominance as she lifted a well-deserved gold with a near-faultless display in the women's asymmetric bars.

 FLAWLESS: He Kexin follows up Olympic gold by topping world podium in London

With a winning margin of over a point, the 17-year-old overcame the pressure she felt in qualification from an excitable crowd to score an amazing 16.0.

She said: "I'm so satisfied with my result and I really just want to relax now.

"I felt a little nervous in qualification because the audience made so much noise and that really puts the pressure on.

"The weather, traffic and food in England are not as bad as I had been told so I can't wait to come back for the London 2012 Olympics!"

American Rebecca Bross, second in the all-round final on Friday, yet again missed out on top spot after she could only claim a joint bronze medal with Romanian Ana Porgras with Japan's Koko Tsurumi picking up silver.

But a gold medal is still within reach as Bross competes tomorrow in the floor final.

She said: "I didn't do my best routine out there today and I had a few mistakes here and there but I'm happy with how I did.

"Tomorrow I just want to go for it and do my best and hopefully a medal will follow."

Meanwhile, Yan Mingyong added to China's gold tally becoming champion in the rings.

After a convincing performance in qualification the reigning Olympic champion won by only 0.1 of a point.

Bulgaria's Iordan Iovtchev claimed silver and Ukraine's Oleksandr Vorobiov the bronze.