Olympics 2012: Gabby Douglas' Uneven Bars Drama

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SPOILER ALERT: If you love the Olympics, and gymnastics, and do not wish to know the results of Monday's uneven bars competition until NBC's primetime replay, than read no further.

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If you do, then here's the latest on Gabby Douglas: the 16-year-old U.S. gymnastics champ, who won the gold for the individual all-around, hit a roadblock in her stellar run Monday during the women's uneven bars final.

"I made a little mistake, but I’m human. And when you get toward the end of the Olympics, you’re kind of physically drained and tired," she said, according to the Washington Post.

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Douglas finished last place on the uneven bars -- behind seven other competitors. Russian gymnast Aliya Mustafini took home the gold with a score of 16.133 while China's He Kexin snagged silver (15.933) and the U.K.'s Beth Tweedle the bronze (15.916).

As for Douglas, she scored a 14.900, and admitted: "Coming into the bar final is definitely a big challenge for me."

Next up: Tuesday's balance beam final.

Meanwhile, Douglas' fate looms like a giant question mark over London as Olympic gymnastics enthusiasts wonder: Will Douglas remain with two medals or go home with another gold?

The pressure is on.