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US Gymnast Simone Biles Fends Off A Bee After Taking Gold
- Published_at:2014-10-10
- Category:Sports
- Channel:Shazzy Mazzy
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- description: Simone Biles has a sting in the tail after bee flies out bouquet of flowers to discontinue gymnastics medal ceremony 17 years old, Simone Biles retained his world title gym on Friday She fought competition Romanian Andreea Larisa Iordache The award ceremony was interrupted when a bee flew from its flowers Biles threw the bouquet away, before joking with fellow competitors Simone Biles retained American all-around gymnastics title of its women of the world on Friday, but it was not only the competitors who had to fight his way to victory. 17 years old, Biles concluded victory after a mistimed Romania Andreea Larisa Iordache to, but was interuppted on the medal podium when a bee flew from her bouquet. When asked about the incident, said Biles USA Today, 'I do not make mistakes.' USA Young Biles finished the final four devices in 60,231 points, more than 0.466 Iordache to 59,765. Compatriot Kyla Ross, the 2013 runner-Biles, finished third in 58.232 at the end of the 4,000 seats Gymnasium Guangxi Nanning, China. Biles had a crowd behind her, and roaring every time she made four dynamic tumbling passes on the floor in the final rotation to beat Romania. "It means a lot to me," Biles of emotion you get from each competition said. "One of my favorite things to do is to compete for a crowd. It's really fun for me. ' The 145 cm (4 feet 9 inches) gymnast admitted he was not immune to the pressures of being a champion. She won two consecutive championships in the United States this year. "The pressure of other people, but then do not take it, so it's okay. But there a little. ' Iordache, the European floor champion, finished in the medals, up from fourth place last year. "I'm very happy with what I did today, but that does not mean you can not make it even better," he said, insisting that he could even take Biles any day now. 'Everything is possible in any competition. Today I have not had the gold, but the next time there is always a chance. " Biles became the first female gymnast Svetlana Khorkina from Russia in 2003 to win a second straight all-around world title. She is also the second American woman to win world titles all-around-back-to-back with Shannon Miller dragging the fire in 1993 and 1994. Grouped in a rotary elite group of top six qualifiers, 0,700 Biles took a lead after his first apparatus, vault. But the faded cushion with Chinese Yao Jinnan topping the table in asymmetrical balance beam Iordache dominated by land safely in the padded bar after jumping backwards twisted bars. Biles stood at only 0,133 points over the 18-year-old Romanian entering the final event, floor exercise. But Iordache left the field after one of his passes dynamic tumbling for a deduction of 0.1 points to score 14.733. Biles, world floor defending champion, performed last night. it soared high and landed clean in an overwhelming performance that left the crowd ensured his victory to his score of 15.066 was put on the board. It was her second gold medal at these championships as he led his teammates 16 years old and 17 years old, a second team title straight women on Wednesday. There were moments of fear in balance beam when Biles was saved from the verge of falling. She momentarily lost her balance after a jump backwards and then another triple backflip. "I really do not know. I do not get nervous about it, but try not to fall and then I end up almost falling, 'he recalled. Ross, who turns 18 later this month, battled through the pain barrier as the hip and thigh in a training camp hurt America. 'I was not sure how I would be able to compete in the world championship, but was able to push through and I was very proud of myself for that.'
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