Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu has officially been awarded the bronze medal for the women's floor exercise at the 2024 Paris Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled against U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles, who had initially received the medal following a late appeal. The appeal was deemed invalid as it was submitted four seconds past the one-minute deadline, leading to widespread controversy and discussions about procedural fairness in gymnastics competitions. Barbosu celebrated the resolution, expressing her gratitude to the Romanian gymnastics federation for their support, while USA Gymnastics plans to continue efforts to allow Chiles to keep her medal. The International Olympic Committee confirmed that the CAS ruling is binding, although Chiles retains her medal pending her ongoing appeal process. The incident has raised concerns regarding the appeal procedures in gymnastics, with calls for better mechanisms to prevent similar situations in the future. This marks Romania's first Olympic medal in women's gymnastics since 2012, amidst a backdrop of diminishing success in the sport for the country.