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Winter Cup will be a comeback for Olympic champion Suni Lee, whose training has been limited for much of last year by a kidney ailment.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Simply competing is an encouraging sign that Sunisa Lee is in a good, healthy place, especially the latter. Health is obviously a huge matter considering the reigning Olympic all-around champion endures a kidney-related issue that halted her college career after her sophomore season last year at Auburn — and is rebounding […]

Simply competing is an encouraging sign that Sunisa Lee is in a good, healthy place, especially the latter. All of which makes Lee’s work toward having an uneven bars skill named after her as impressive as taking the year’s first competitive step toward this summer’s Paris Games. “I’m doing really good,” Lee said after Friday morning’s workout for Saturday’s USA Gymnastics Winter Cup.

Simply competing is an encouraging sign that Sunisa Lee is in a healthy place. Health is obviously a huge matter considering the reigning Olympic all-around champion endures a kidney-related issue …

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Simply competing is an encouraging sign that Sunisa Lee is in a good, healthy place, especially the latter.

Olympic artistic gymnastics all-round gold medalist Sunisa Lee wants to compete at the World Cup in Baku to submit her new element in the sports code of points.

Lee, 20, detailed the symptoms that led to her life-changing diagnosis in a new interview with Self magazine.

Olympic champion Suni Lee talks about her newly diagnosed kidney condition, her path to the 2024 Games, and the pressure to live up to her past self.

Lee is dealing with 'a balancing act' as her doctors try to figure out the best medication levels that allow her to continue to train