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This is definitely our redemption tour. “I feel like we all have something to give,” Simone Biles told reporters at a late-night press conference on Sunday, June 30, shortly after she was selected as a member of the five-member women’s gymnastics team headed to the Paris Olympics next month.

Biles will compete alongside Sunee Lee, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles and Hesly Rivera. The four, excluding Rivera, competed together at the 2021 Tokyo Games, winning five individual medals, including a silver in the team event and a gold for Lee in the individual all-around.

But their experience was somewhat overshadowed by Biles’ struggles at the time: She abruptly withdrew from most activities, citing mental health and “surprises,” and her teammates had to unexpectedly step in in his absence. On Sunday, Lee and Biles both spoke of the idea of \ “redemption \” to return to another Olympic Games.

“We were not in the best circumstances … But I have the impression that we have a lot of weight on our shoulders to go there and prove that we are better athletes,” said Biles. “We are more mature, smarter, more consistent.”

“I know we are stronger than what we showed in Tokyo, so I think it has to be that way for us too, because that’s not the case for other people, because that’s not why we’re doing it.” We do it for ourselves and the love for the sport and the love for representing the U.S.,” she said. “So we\’re going to go out there and we\’re going to do our best.”

Biles addressed a range of other topics — how she defines her success, relishing the support of husband Jonathan Owens and what it feels