Max Whitlock to Retire After Paris Olympics

British gymnast Max Whitlock, a three-time Olympic gold medalist, announces his retirement following the upcoming Paris Games.

Max Whitlock, Britain's most decorated gymnast, plans to retire after competing in the Paris Olympics this summer.
The 31-year-old has won three Olympic golds and three world titles, and aims to end his career on a high note in Paris.
Whitlock overcame mental health challenges after the Tokyo Olympics and took an 18-month break from competitive gymnastics.
He hopes to defend his title in the pommel horse event, his strongest apparatus, at his fourth and final Olympic appearance.
Whitlock's decision is motivated by personal milestones and the opportunity for his daughter, Willow, to see him compete.