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Simone Biles Claims ‘Unfinished Business’ May Lead Her to Paris Olympics 2024

Published 09/29/2021, 5:12 AM EDT

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Many athletes have graced the mat over the years, but none have conquered the world of sports as Simone Biles has. Notably, fans regard her as the newly proclaimed G.O.A.T of gymnastics. Her death-defying leaps and perfect 10 landings are quite sensational to watch.

Although, her withdrawal from some competitions at the Tokyo Olympics 2020 may have hurt her medal tally. However, only recently, her coach revealed she has unfinished business on the mat as she targets the 2024 Paris Olympics for a blistering return to the global stage.

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Simone Biles aiming for Paris 2024?

The famous gymnast withdrew from the events in Tokyo, citing mental health concerns. While many were critical of her decision, entities and athletes from the sporting world empathized with Simone.

Although she eventually returned and won two medals, Biles is not finished, yet. In a recent interview, her coach, Cecile Canqueteau-Landi, revealed how she may be back, for one last time.

“Tell me why I’m thinking about 2024.”

I sent a little GIF, like, hmm,” Canqueteau-Landi said. “And she responded with, like, a haha, whatever. And then I said, ‘Unfinished business?’ And she responded with, ‘Maybe.”’ Biles responded.

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Needless to say, fans would bawl their eyes out at the sight of Biles doing what she does best. However, is a return on the cards?

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Right now, the gymnast is traveling across 35 cities for the Gold Over America Tour. The show focuses on an all-female star cast performing to inspire the young generation to take up the sport. With no marks or rules to oblige to, they put on a phenomenal display of their talents.

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Simone has achieved everything an athlete could possibly wish to attain in their career. Hence, a strong showing in Paris would be a fitting way to close the curtain on her remarkable journey.

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