That was clear hours before the competition even started, with the world's media eyeing the 24-year-old's every move as she warmed up on the balance beam. With Biles, considered by many as the greatest gymnast of all time and also lauded around the world for raising mental health awareness during these Olympics, Hashimoto's home-crowd appeal was no match. As Biles collected a bronze medal on the beam and exited the competition floor, journalists and photographers followed en masse for her media briefing. But Hashimoto, who turns 20 in four days, said he was not quite ready to step into those shoes. "But I will do my best, practise more and try to live up to his reputation and level."