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25 Medals And Counting

Simone Biles became the most decorated gymnast in world championship history on Sunday (October 13).

She did so when she won the beam and floor finals in Stuttgart to bring her career total to 25 medals, surpassing Belarusian Vitaly Scherbo’s career total of 23.

Biles had already captured gold medals in the team, all-around and vault finals prior to the final day of competition.

For many athletes that would have been a successful outing, but not for Biles who had to prove a point on the balance beam.

During the Rio Olympics she took home the bronze after she lost her balance and grabbed hold of the beam, then last year she fell off the beam in the all-around final at the world championships.

However, this time Biles had once of the greatest beam routines of her career, picking up the gold with a score of 15.066 and not a single wobble. What is even more remarkable about her success, after 25 medals, 19 of them of the gold variety, she continues to get better.

She would go on to finish her historic championships by capturing her fifth gold medal, her biggest haul yet, on her favoured floor exercise. She had the largest grin on her face as she easily landed her triple-double and again as her score of 15.133 was posted, a lead of a full point over her compatriot Susan Lee.

Having won four gold medals and one bronze at Rio 2016, Biles now has 30 medals in World Championships and Olympics, three short of the record held by Scherbo, who represented the Soviet Union, the Commonwealth of Independent States and Belarus in the 1990s.

The 22-year old says that she is now preparing for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo which will be her last Olympic Games. Biles' record-breaking accomplishment further solidifies her in place in history as one of the greatest gymnasts of all-time.

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