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Simone Biles

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Biography

Biles didn't just win — she expanded her sport's vocabulary, with five skills bearing her name because few others dare attempt them. Her withdrawal mid-Tokyo Olympics in 2021 to protect her mental health, and her triumphant Paris return, reshaped how elite sport talks about pressure.

American gymnast whose difficult, original skills — several named after her — reset the ceiling of her sport.

Known for

The most decorated gymnast in world championship history.

Notable works & defining projects

  • Rio 2016 all-around gold
  • Paris 2024 comeback titles
  • Skills named 'The Biles' (multiple apparatus)

Notable achievements

  • The most decorated gymnast in history, with 30 World Championship medals and 11 Olympic medals in total as of Paris 2024
  • Has five gymnastics skills named after her in the Code of Points
  • Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom (2022)

Timeline

  1. 2013Won her first world all-around title in Antwerp
  2. 2016Won four gold medals at the Rio Olympics
  3. 2024Returned in Paris to win three more golds at 27, an age once considered past a gymnast's prime

Did you know?

  • She was introduced to gymnastics on a daycare field trip at age six and was spotted copying moves at the gym
  • She and her sister Adria were adopted by their grandparents, Ron and Nellie Biles

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