Biles out

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She's old news. Only in lala land is being unprepared, then losing, then quitting on your teammates more honorable and eternalize you as a goat. And it was totally narcissistic for her to remain in Japan to steal the spotlight from her teammates. Rules don't apply to the annoying diva.

Yes but we can’t say this or else we are racist

No, if you say it you're just showing us how ignorant you are. If you don't know anything about the sport, or competition in general, you should probably just read and not post...you might actually learn something,

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Great job Simone! I’m very proud of her and so happy she was able to compete and win a medal. Many of you are so cynical but I feel good that she could end on a positive note. I really admire her.

a silver
Not enough to be a legend. She will always be remembered for pulling out.
Not so much for her other accomplishments

It is a pity she didn't quit earlier. By quitting this late she took an opportunity away from someone else

If you know so much about the sport, please name who she took the opportunity from?


We all we wait…

I’ll help you….no one. She was the highest QUALIFIER. Meaning no other American gymnasts qualified/earned scores high enough to take her place. But we’ll still wait for your google skill to kick in.

Does the Olympic team not have a sports psychologist?
If she had dropped out earlier she would have given someone new an opportunity to maybe even be in the Olympic team
This could not have been a surprise to people close to her. There was plenty of time

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great job Simone! I’m very proud of her and so happy she was able to compete and win a medal. Many of you are so cynical but I feel good that she could end on a positive note. I really admire her.

a silver
Not enough to be a legend. She will always be remembered for pulling out.
Not so much for her other accomplishments

It is a pity she didn't quit earlier. By quitting this late she took an opportunity away from someone else

If you know so much about the sport, please name who she took the opportunity from?


We all we wait…

I’ll help you….no one. She was the highest QUALIFIER. Meaning no other American gymnasts qualified/earned scores high enough to take her place. But we’ll still wait for your google skill to kick in.

Does the Olympic team not have a sports psychologist?
If she had dropped out earlier she would have given someone new an opportunity to maybe even be in the Olympic team
This could not have been a surprise to people close to her. There was plenty of time

If you remember, she competed in the preliminaries and warmed up before the team event. That's when the "twisties" showed up. So, she had already competed and posted scores for the team finals. Therefore, they couldn't get a replacement. The 3 other team members had to compete without throwing out the lowest score.

She pulled out of the individual finals and another American got to compete.
Also, she pulled out of 3 of the 4 individual events so replacements were able to compete (some from other countries)

[Anonymous]

The story of Simone Biles' 2021 olympics will probably go away in a few weeks. She'll still have endorsements but you won't see her as much only because the Olympics are over and she will probably retire.

There are facts in the story that cannot be refuted. She had an issue (physical and/or mental) that impacted her ability to do her routines (mostly twists) and that made it nearly impossible for her to compete. Most of us will never know what that's like so no need to comment or flame her for that.

- Those who like her will back her up
- Those who understand the physical and mental issues that she is going through will back her up
- Those that have never competed won't understand and their support depends entirely on whether or not they like Simone

It is what it is. The olympics will be over soon and we'll all move on to something else to argue about.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Goat exits with a whimper

Medaling is hardly a whimper. She was still the best performing USA athlete in this event and that’s even with doing a dismount that was easier and wouldn’t aggravate her twisties. Without her, the USA wouldn’t have won anything at all on beam.

The GOAT is going home as the fourth most decorated US female gymnast from the Tokyo games. For someone who sewed a goat into her uniform, that is a whimper

Uh, no, she is at worst third-most decorated (Suni with a gold, silver bronze; Jade with a gold; Simone with a silver and bronze; MyKayla, Jordan, and Grace with silvers).

MyKayla has a silver that she actually earned. Simone has a participation silver

If Biles would have dropped out of the team event in time, who would have replaced her and earned a silver medal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The story of Simone Biles' 2021 olympics will probably go away in a few weeks. She'll still have endorsements but you won't see her as much only because the Olympics are over and she will probably retire.

There are facts in the story that cannot be refuted. She had an issue (physical and/or mental) that impacted her ability to do her routines (mostly twists) and that made it nearly impossible for her to compete. Most of us will never know what that's like so no need to comment or flame her for that.

- Those who like her will back her up
- Those who understand the physical and mental issues that she is going through will back her up
- Those that have never competed won't understand and their support depends entirely on whether or not they like Simone

It is what it is. The olympics will be over soon and we'll all move on to something else to argue about.

If she had won five gold medals the story would essentially be over after the Olympics. That’s how these things work. She did the best she could do and that’s that. She’s a phenomenal athlete and the best gymnast we’ve ever seen. Someday, someone better will come along and that person will be the new goat. Again that show this works.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Goat exits with a whimper

Medaling is hardly a whimper. She was still the best performing USA athlete in this event and that’s even with doing a dismount that was easier and wouldn’t aggravate her twisties. Without her, the USA wouldn’t have won anything at all on beam.

The GOAT is going home as the fourth most decorated US female gymnast from the Tokyo games. For someone who sewed a goat into her uniform, that is a whimper

Uh, no, she is at worst third-most decorated (Suni with a gold, silver bronze; Jade with a gold; Simone with a silver and bronze; MyKayla, Jordan, and Grace with silvers).

MyKayla has a silver that she actually earned. Simone has a participation silver

If Biles would have dropped out of the team event in time, who would have replaced her and earned a silver medal?

Jade Carey or McKayla Skinner most likely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The story of Simone Biles' 2021 olympics will probably go away in a few weeks. She'll still have endorsements but you won't see her as much only because the Olympics are over and she will probably retire.

There are facts in the story that cannot be refuted. She had an issue (physical and/or mental) that impacted her ability to do her routines (mostly twists) and that made it nearly impossible for her to compete. Most of us will never know what that's like so no need to comment or flame her for that.

- Those who like her will back her up
- Those who understand the physical and mental issues that she is going through will back her up
- Those that have never competed won't understand and their support depends entirely on whether or not they like Simone

It is what it is. The olympics will be over soon and we'll all move on to something else to argue about.

Well put. So many couch potato losers pissing on Simone Biles. They will never understand what it takes to be an athlete at her level and the sacrifices it requires.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Goat exits with a whimper

Medaling is hardly a whimper. She was still the best performing USA athlete in this event and that’s even with doing a dismount that was easier and wouldn’t aggravate her twisties. Without her, the USA wouldn’t have won anything at all on beam.

The GOAT is going home as the fourth most decorated US female gymnast from the Tokyo games. For someone who sewed a goat into her uniform, that is a whimper

Uh, no, she is at worst third-most decorated (Suni with a gold, silver bronze; Jade with a gold; Simone with a silver and bronze; MyKayla, Jordan, and Grace with silvers).

MyKayla has a silver that she actually earned. Simone has a participation silver

If Biles would have dropped out of the team event in time, who would have replaced her and earned a silver medal?

Jade Carey or McKayla Skinner most likely.

Neither one of them could've been subbed in after the preliminary round.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Goat exits with a whimper

Medaling is hardly a whimper. She was still the best performing USA athlete in this event and that’s even with doing a dismount that was easier and wouldn’t aggravate her twisties. Without her, the USA wouldn’t have won anything at all on beam.

The GOAT is going home as the fourth most decorated US female gymnast from the Tokyo games. For someone who sewed a goat into her uniform, that is a whimper

Uh, no, she is at worst third-most decorated (Suni with a gold, silver bronze; Jade with a gold; Simone with a silver and bronze; MyKayla, Jordan, and Grace with silvers).

MyKayla has a silver that she actually earned. Simone has a participation silver

If Biles would have dropped out of the team event in time, who would have replaced her and earned a silver medal?

Jade Carey or McKayla Skinner most likely.

Neither one of them could've been subbed in after the preliminary round.

Neither of them could have “subbed in” at any time. They had their own spots. Had she withdrawn before any competition started in Toyko, the replacement would have come from the 4 replacement athletes (which quickly became 2 with Covid protocols).

[Anonymous]

"Goats" don't win bronze. This gal is a media creation. And her time in the spotlight is over. Washed up and thought she could come in and coast to golds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Goats" don't win bronze. This gal is a media creation. And her time in the spotlight is over. Washed up and thought she could come in and coast to golds.

Yep, all those medals were a media creation.

"Gal?" And you're calling her washed up?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"Goats" don't win bronze. This gal is a media creation. And her time in the spotlight is over. Washed up and thought she could come in and coast to golds.

Yep, all those medals were a media creation.

"Gal?" And you're calling her washed up?

she has 30+ Olympic and world championship medals. But sure keep saying that she’s a “media creation”

[Anonymous]

The people repeatedly coming her to tear her down, call her washed up and a diva have some serious issues. I would never be friends with someone like this in real life. I don't like Tom Brady at all but can't imagine going back again and again to a board to dis him. It's pathological.

If you don't like her, move on with your life. If you get off on this, which clearly some of you do based on your snarky posts, you are showing how pathetic your lives are. Pitiful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Goats" don't win bronze. This gal is a media creation. And her time in the spotlight is over. Washed up and thought she could come in and coast to golds.

Heh, what have you accomplished?