Simone Biles Makes History At 2024 Olympics

Simone Biles proved she’s still the GOAT in gymnastics, and dragging fans for criticizing her husband about celebrating with her 2024 Olympics gold medal: “Y’all are miserable.”

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On Thursday, Biles made history at the 2024 Paris Summer Games by winning the gold medal in the women’s individual all-around final, becoming the third woman ever to claim this title twice. The only other women to achieve this feat were Larisa Latynina in 1956 and 1960 and Věra Čáslavská in 1964 and 1968.

Biles started strong but stumbled slightly on the uneven bars, temporarily placing her in second behind Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade. However, like the true champion she is, Biles didn’t let this minor setback derail her.

She delivered a stunning performance on the balance beam and then wowed the audience with her floor routine, sealing her victory like the boss she is. Biles’ incredible comeback on the beam and floor showcased her unparalleled talent and mental toughness.

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Joining Biles on the podium were two of her fellow gymnasts and friends. Rebeca Andrade, who earned the silver medal, dazzled the judges with her entertaining performances on vault and floor. This marks her second consecutive all-around silver, following her success in Tokyo.

Meanwhile, Suni Lee, of Team USA and the 2020 Olympic all-around champion, captured the bronze, earning her second straight Olympic all-around medal.

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Biles’ victory in Paris is a huge milestone. Not only did she become the first woman to win non-consecutive Olympic gold medals in the individual all-around, but she also secured her third Olympic gold medal in the women’s artistic gymnastics individual vault final.

Her performances on the vault once again proved why she’s the best to ever do it. She executed the Biles II aka Yurchenko double pike vault—with a difficulty score of 6.400, earning 15.700 points. Her second vault, the Cheng vault, landed her a 14.900 score with a difficulty level of 5.600. Biles’ average score of 15.300 ensured her position at the top of the podium, adding another golden chapter to the Book of Biles.

Check out Simone Biles putting fans on blast for criticizing her husband about celebrating with her gold medal after the jump!

Simone Biles Reacts To Fans Dragging Husband Jonathan Owens About Wearing Her New Gold Medal: “Leave Us Alone”

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Biles was surrounded by her loved ones, including her husband, NFL safety Jonathan Owens. Owens was granted time off from the Chicago Bears’ training camp to witness his wife’s historic performances.

He took to Instagram to express his love and joy, sharing heartwarming photos and a loving message, “Witnessing history every time you step on the mat 😍🔥 Congrats baby on becoming the most decorated American gymnast in Olympic history!!!! Just wow!!!! 8 of them!!!!! So thankful I was there to see it.”

The post showed the couple, with Owens proudly holding one of Biles’ gold medals, and another of them sharing a celebratory kiss. While the photos were giving #BlackLove and #BlackBoyJoy some online haters couldn’t resist making negative comments.

One user wrote, “give the medal back baby, that’s not yours,” while another referenced Owens’ past comments about not knowing who Biles was when they first met.

Biles has addressed these comments in the past but usually remains unbothered by the hate. This time around however, Biles had something to say. Per usual she stands strong in her love and support for her husband and in response to the current negativity, she had a simple message, “Like y’all are so f–ing miserable. Leave us alone.”

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As the world celebrates Biles’ incredible achievements, fans eagerly anticipate her upcoming performances in the beam and floor events on Monday. Sad to say that his may be the final time we see Simone Biles compete under the Olympic rings, making each moment even more precious and memorable.

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