By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner Max Whitlock produced an immaculate performance to win Commonwealth gold and then declared he was in hot pursuit of the man considered by many to be the greatest gymnast of all time. The high bar creaked as Whitlock flew round it like a rotator blade, before sticking his landing without so much as a stray toenail. It was the final faultless act in an almost perfect round of competition which saw him run away with the all-around title, beating his British team-mates Daniel Keatings and Nile Wilson into silver and bronze medal positions, respectively. Whitlock, who won the team title on Tuesday, could conceivably take seven medals home from Glasgow, with five individual finals to come over the next two days, and he is a genuine gold-medal prospect in three of them.
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Double Olympic bronze medallist added to the team gold won on Tuesday
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The 21-year-old scored a total of 90.631 across all six pieces of apparatus to win his first individual Commonwealth title
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Scotland's Dan Keatings claimed silver while England team-mate Nile Wilson won bronze
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Whitlock says he is  pushing himself towards Olympic champion Uchimura
@placeholder, in his first senior competition, nailed the parallel bars and looks likely to follow Whitlock as a star of the all-around in the future.