Simone Biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in history
Biles has won 34 medals across the world championship and Olympics.
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Biles has won 34 medals across the world championship and Olympics.
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Japanese star Daiki Hashimoto defended his title at the world gymnastics championships on Thursday, overcoming an early mistake on floor exercise to become the first athlete to win back-to-back world all-around titles in eight years. The 22-year-old Hashimoto posted a total of 86.132, over a point clear of Illia Kovtun of Ukraine at 84.998. American teenager Fred Richard, a sophomore at Michigan, earned a surprising bronze at 84.332.
Americans' seventh consecutive title broke a tie with China’s men. The team gold was Simone Biles’ 33rd medal at the world championships and Olympics.
Simone Biles and her teammates were far from perfect, and yet nothing could stand in the way of a victory that set a record for both the U.S. women's team and the greatest gymnast in history.