Louis Smith may have won his second Olympic silver medal last night but that's not what everyone is bothered about.
After finishing second in last night's pommel horse final, Louis ended up defending himself on Twitter after he appeared not to congratulate fellow teammate Max Whitlock, who took gold in the event.
Hitting back at critics, Louis wrote: "what are you on about.. I hugged both him an Scott after this routine and told him how proud I was of him."
Reassuring fans that he did in fact celebrate with his teammate, the gymnast said: "because it wasn't shown on camera doesn't mean I didn't show my respect. Ask max yourself then apologise".
That's not all the Olympian was under fire for, either.
Eagle-eyed viewers also noticed Louis saying what looks like "that's bullshit, man" after Max was confirmed as champion. Louis claims he was actually saying "should be proud man". We'll let you decide...
Whether Louis behaved sportingly at the time or not, the silver medallist did at least take to Twitter to congratulate Max on his win, saying: "I'm so relieved. What a pommel final!! @maxwhitlock1 a true champion".
This summer's Rio games have not just been dishing out controversy - there have been enough gold-medal TV moments to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool. Check out our round-up of some of the most shocking and funny moments so far.
