During the individual all-around gymnastics competition in Paris, Simone Biles secured her second gold medal despite not performing a new skill, known as the 'Biles,' on the uneven bars. This decision meant she missed the chance to have a sixth move named after her, which would have made her the only active gymnast with a named move in each event. Biles encountered difficulties during her uneven bars routine, but she regained momentum with a strong performance on the balance beam, ultimately finishing first overall. Her early mistake had put her gold medal hopes in jeopardy, with Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade leading briefly. Despite the high stakes, Biles remains the most decorated American gymnast in history with eight Olympic medals. The competition showcased her resilience, as she continues to recover from the mental health challenges that affected her performance in the previous Olympics.