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How Much MEDALS Will Simone Biles Bring Home From PARIS 2024
Would we see another gymnastics move named after her this year? But a more pressing question is, would we be seeing Simone Biles at the Paris Olympics in a few months? Now that’s a question that begs to be answered, and, in a few more months, we will have an answer to that. The only question that remains is, is Simone Biles ready for it?
Many would unilaterally agree that she is, in fact, more than ready to compete in Paris. I mean, being the most decorated female gymnast ever has to mean something, right? Nevertheless, with just a few more months to go until the U.S. gymnastics team for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be announced at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Minneapolis, Minnesota, it’s now time to impress.
Although, some may argue that #SimoneBiles does not need to impress anyone at this point in her career. Her long lists of accolades are enough proof of her brilliance and her name alone speaks of how impressive she is.
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