Team GB's Gus Kenworthy had to settle for eighth in his last Olympic final as his freestyle skiing career came to an end in Beijing.
The 30-year-old fell on both his first and second runs, the latter a huge hit on the ledge of the halfpipe.
Kenworthy won slopestyle silver for the United States in 2014, changing allegiance to Great Britain — the country of his birth — in 2019.
«Thank you for everything skiing,» he said after his last run scored 71.25.
New Zealand's Nico Porteous won gold with a best score of 93.00. Americans David Wise and Alex Ferreira claimed silver and bronze respectively.
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