Commonwealth Games hero calls it time
After an illustrious career, Michael Tone has announced that he has stepped onto the floor competitively for the last time.
“Success at a young age is not what's important. Everyone develops at different ages and it is quite often the people who persevere and stick with the sport that see success at a senior level. Enjoy the sport and the friends you make through it first and foremost.”
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