Simone Biles conquered her 2-year hiatus earlier this month. On August 5, the 7X Olympics medalist proved she’s not just back, but better than ever. Furthermore, after having clinched the all-around champion title, Biles put an end to her 30-day separation from NFL safety husband Jonathan Owens. Her unwavering presence at each Green Bay Packers game demonstrated her solid support. 

Moreover, she was seen sporting the Packers’ green and white. Simone Biles also stood by her husband on the field even after an upsetting game. However, a recent social media update suggests that the gymnastics GOAT might be on her way to making history after 90 years. As she sets off for her next championship, the dreaded long-distance phase might return. What could this next challenge be?

Simone Biles hints at California’s journey through social media

Simone Biles shared her latest travel update through an Instagram story. The 4X Olympic gold medalist posted a cloud-filled sky with a white heart and plane emoji, signaling her next stop as San Jose. But what’s unfolding in San Jose? A few days earlier, Biles’ closest friend, Jordan Chiles, disclosed the dates and venue for the U.S. Gymnastics Championship set to grace SAP Center from August 24th to 27th, 2023. 

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On August 24th, the spectacle begins with Junior Men’s Day 1 at 11:15 a.m., followed by Senior Men’s Day 1 at 5:00 p.m. The excitement persists on August 25th with Junior Women’s Day 1 at 12:00 p.m., succeeded by Senior Women’s Day 1 at 5:00 p.m. However, Simone Biles proved herself in US Classics as began her journey on the uneven bars with a commendable 14.000 points, securing the third spot overall. 

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Moreover, climaxing on the balance beam, the 26-year-old clinched the meet’s highest score at 14.800 points. She continued to shine on the vault, leaving a remarkable 15.400 on the scoreboard. Furthermore, with the upcoming championship, waiting is the chance for Biles to carve her legacy as an unparalleled gymnast.

Biles aims for record-breaking U.S. all-around title

Olympics.com reports that Simone Biles is getting ready for the US Gymnastics Championship. What’s captivating is that if she wins the all-around, it’ll be her eighth U.S. title. Tied with Alfred Jochim from 90 years back, Biles has a chance at a historic feat. The women’s competition includes notable names like Olympic gold medalists Suni Lee, who won in Tokyo, and Jade Carey, reigning floor champion. The competitors’ list also has team silver medalist Jordan Chiles who happens to be Biles’ best friend.

However, heat may arise from seasoned contenders like 2022 World all-around silver medalist Shilese Jones. Adding to the list is also the 2021 World all-around silver medalist Leanne Wong. Wong came second in the US Core Classics proving she too is ready for the challenge. In the U.S., senior competitions are live on NBC and Peacock. Witness afresh Simone Biles’ mastery as she competes once more.

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