Why Simone Biles and Sunee Lee Say the 2024 Olympics are a Redemption Tour

Simone Biles is ready to turn the script of its Olympic history upside down.

Uniting with other 2020 Tokyo Games veterans Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles And Suni Lee– plus newbie Hesley Rivera and deputies Jocelyn Roberson And Leanne Wong— a little “déjà vu”, seven-time medalist Approved for Today‘s Hoda Kotbjust moments after the squad for the 2024 Paris Olympics was announced on June 30, “but I also feel like I’m on a bit of a redemption tour. We all didn’t give our best performances in Tokyo, so we’re really excited to go there. and kill him.”

For Biles, it was a debilitating case of “twist” that forced her to pull out of several events in Japan three years ago.

“We won silver,” admitted Kotbu, 27. “We’ll say that, but there were definitely some things we had to overcome during that meet, and I think we all have a lot to give.”

And with three years of flipping, jumping and landing in swimsuits, “I know we’ve become more mature,” Biles continued. “I think our gymnastics has gotten better. I think we’re a little more confident in what we’re doing, so we’re excited.”