The illustrious athlete, who has won 32 medals at the Olympics and World Championships, also won a bronze in the uneven bars and put on an amazing vaulting display.

This competition, held at the NOW Arena during the 2023 Core Hydration Classic, marked her victorious return following the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.

She’s back, and she looks amazing.

Throughout the evening, Biles’ performance took on a crescendo-like trajectory, seeing her scores rise with each apparatus in which she participated.

Any early anxiety she may have had vanished quickly as she started out with a great performance on the uneven bars, scoring 14.000.

She made the transition to the beam, where her faultless routine earned her a score of 14.800. She then performed an exhilarating floor exercise, earning herself an incredible 14.900 points.

Biles remarked, ‘Everything has fallen into place.’‘I am really happy with my current state of mind and body. I still believe there are some issues to be resolved.

However, I would say that it went fairly well for my first meeting back. I’m merely thrilled since I’m really stunned and amazed. After getting things out of the way, I feel lot better.

The Olympic all-around champion from 2016 revealed on social media the previous week that bars had traditionally presented the biggest obstacle for her when she returned to the sport after a break.

However, she seemed to be saying that now the emphasis is on becoming an expert twister.

‘Mostly because you go straight into the gym and work on it when the twisties happen,” Biles stated in a Q&A on Instagram stories.

‘I was terrified when I returned after taking more than a year off. However, I’m alright. Once more, I’m twisting. Not to worry. Everything is well.

Biles is reliable and in control. It’s truly exceptional because these two qualities are extremely uncommon in athletics.

Even though Biles had to cope with personal challenges, she overcame them by putting her mind and body into it.

With a powerful full-twisting double layout to start, Biles displayed a lot of strength that caused her to bounce a little at the end, but she stayed inside the line.

After that, she performed a very flawless front flip with a full twist to a double backflip. She then performed

a double layout half, also dubbed the Biles I, although she slipped a little bit and missed the stag portion of the performance.

She completed with another double layout. We just got a glimpse of her true expertise when the judges awarded her a score of 14.900 (6.8 for difficulty and 8.1 for how well she executed it).