With her numerous Olympic and World Championship medals, Simone Biles has raised the bar for excellence. The 26-year-old revolutionized gymnastics winning an astounding 25 medals at the World Championships in addition to an impressive seven Olympic medals, including four golds and three bronzes.

Biles bravely announced her break after the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, citing worries about her mental health. However, more than 700 days later, Biles triumphantly made a comeback, and at the 2023 Core Hydration Classic she proved she is here to stay.

Simone Biles broke a World Record

The stage was set for Biles at the US Classic 2023, a momentous occasion eagerly awaited by fans worldwide. In her first competitive event since 2021, Biles displayed her prowess, scoring a remarkable 14 on the uneven bars and an impressive 14.8 on the balance beam. The capacity crowd in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, just outside Chicago, erupted in awe as they witnessed her long-awaited comeback. But the excitement didn’t end there, as Biles did something even more incredible. She displayed her exceptional talent and skill during the second session of the U.S. Classic.

Her breathtaking performance in 2023 US Classic Session 2 R2 earned her a remarkable score of 28.800. She won the session’s top spot and cemented her position as the gymnastics queen with this exceptional performance.? Before the 2023 U.S. Olympics, Viktoria Listunova’s previous world record of 58.532 was broken by her incredible all-around score of 59.100 during the meet. Gymnasts demonstrated exceptional skills in the intensely competitive 2023 U.S. Classic – Session 1 and2023 US Classic Session 2 as well.

2023 U.S. Classic – Session 1 and?Session 2

In Session 1 Nola Matthews (Airborne) came in second with 53.550 points, followed by Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) and Zoe Miller (WCC) with 54.000 points each. Michelle Pineda (Metroplex) earned a 52.450, while Alicia Zhou (Love Gymnastics) scored 52.750. Melanie De Jesus dos Santos (WCC), a standout athlete, dominated with a remarkable 56.200, raising the bar for her fellow competitors in the following rounds. Gymnasts gave outstanding performances in the exciting Session 2 R3 of the 2023 US Classic.

The legendary Simone Biles made her dominance known by taking first place with a stellar score of 43.700. Leanne Wong of the University of Florida demonstrated her abilities and tenacity while competing, placing second with a noteworthy score of 39.950. With a score of 39.850, Amelia Disidore from GAGE, who was right behind her, took third place. With identical scores of 39.750, Katelyn Jong from Metroplex and Kayla DiCello from Hill’s tied for fourth place. Gymnastics fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming rounds as the competition heats up and with Biles leading the charge.

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Biles’ registration to compete in all four events at the Core Hydration Classic (previously known as the US Classic) heightened anticipation for her performances throughout the weekend. The Classic serves as the final opportunity for gymnasts to qualify for the National Championships, scheduled to be held in San Jose, California, later in the month.

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