World and Olympic medalist Louis Smith of Great Britain has been the face of the British team since winning bronze on pommel horse at the 2008 Olympics. Lately, he's become the poster boy for the upcoming London Olympics. But for the next few weeks, Smith will have to put his pommel training on hold. 

 

Smith will be out for up to a month after fracturing his finger on Tuesday by stubbing it on high bar. 

 

He's not too worried though, telling Sky Sports: 'I will probably be out for about four weeks, with recovery and getting back into it. I could be annoyed but it won't get me anywhere and that will make things worse. I need to stay positive and I am confident I will be able to get back to where I need to be, it's only a little fracture.'

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