Simone Biles to Participate in 2028 L.A. Olympics in Some Role Reports The Athletic
Simone Biles remains a prominent figure in the gymnastics world, sparking excitement about her potential participation in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. At 28, she is celebrated as the most decorated American gymnast, boasting seven Olympic gold medals and an impressive total of 11 medals.
Future Participation in the 2028 Olympics
While Biles has not definitively committed to competing in Los Angeles, she expressed her intention to be involved in some capacity at the Games. During discussions in Buenos Aires, she stated, “I’m still not sure what 2028 looks like. I definitely want to go and be a part of that movement.”
Current Focus on Mental Health
Biles has taken a step back from training, placing an emphasis on her mental health. She acknowledged the importance of aligning her physical well-being with her mental state. “Currently, I am taking some time off from the gym because I think it’s really important that your physical health matches your mental health,” she conveyed.
Achievements and Records
Biles has made history with her Olympic achievements. Notably:
- First woman to win two non-consecutive Olympic all-around titles.
- Most decorated American Olympic gymnast in history.
- Oldest American woman to compete in Olympic gymnastics in 72 years.
Should she participate in the 2028 Olympics, Biles will be competing in her fourth Games, further extending her legacy as a trailblazer in the sport.
Recognition in Buenos Aires
During her visit to Argentina, Biles was honored by the city’s mayor, Jorge Macri, as part of a series of events leading up to Buenos Aires being named the 2027 World Capital of Sport. This recognition underscores her impact on gymnastics and sports in general.
