Simone Biles Makes History In Return To Competition At U.S. Classic

Simone Biles fans will get the chance to see her record-breaking gymnastic skills in person!The 24-year-old Olympian will be headlining the Athleta Presents Gold Over America Tour, also presented by MagicSpace Entertainment and AEG, and tickets went on sale Friday. The 35-city tour kicks off in Tucson, Arizona, on Sept.

Simone Biles is looking back at last year.

Athletes may not be superheroes, but with the amount of pressure they carry on their shoulders, they might as well be. Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, 24, who made her debut at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro, has made her mental health as much a priority recently as her dedication is to the sport.

Simone Biles just broke the record as the woman with the most wins at the all-around U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Fort Worth, Texas.

Simone Biles' boyfriend, Jonathan Owens, is showing the gymnast lots of love after her record-setting title win ahead of the Tokyo Olympics. Owens took to Instagram Sunday to share a sweet post in tribute to Biles, who claimed her seventh U.S.

Make way for the queen!

If there was any doubt about it, Simone Biles proved that she is the GOAT of U.S. Women’s Gymnastics. The Olympian, 24, won her seventh U.S. All-Around Championship during the United States Championships over the weekend. Simone executed each part of her routines with precision, and brought an effortlessness to her showcase, totally flooring her fans and loved ones.

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Simone Biles is making history!

Simone Biles has done something that no female gymnast has ever done before. Yet again, Biles is going to be representing U.S.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterDaria Berenato, better known as Sonya Deville — WWE superstar — made headlines in 2015 when she became the first openly gay female wrestler in WWE history. Now, after performing in front of arenas filled with fans and in front of millions more watching at home, Berenato wants to take her advocacy for the LGBTQ+ commu­nity to the next level.“I really just want to be a voice for the community in sports — specifically, in the WWE,” says Berenato, who is 27.

White House Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made history on Wednesday by being the first Black woman in decades and the first openly LGBTQ woman to conduct a White House briefing, although she declined to mark the occasion by calling on the LGBTQ press in the room.

Simone Biles proves she is the greatest of all times (GOAT) after becoming the first woman to land Yurchenko double pike during a competition.

“No comparison.” That was all that Jonathan Owens had to say after witnessing Simone Biles make history — again. During the U.S.

pic.twitter.com/24QN2M9xRUAt 50 years, 11 months and six days old, Mickelson broke the previous record long held by Julius Boros, who won the PGA Championship at 48 years, 4 months and 18 days old in 1968. Lefty is three weeks shy of his 51st birthday and will be another year older when he makes a run at the U.S.

Simone Biles hasn't competed in more than 18 months, the four-time gold medalist showed in a video Friday that she's still just as talented as ever. During podium training for the U.S.