Bullseye: Tyson calls time on history-making career

7 months ago

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Tyson Bull retires from gymnastics as one of Australia’s most decorated athletes and with a legacy that extends well beyond any podium.

The 2019 World Championships was the make-or-break moment of my career. I knew that I had to finish in top eight on High Bar to qualify for the Olympics; a task where even the smallest mistake could crush the dream that I’d worked my whole life for...

Tyson Bull

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