Simone Biles, the legendary American gymnast, has left the door open for a potential comeback at the upcoming Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Despite speculations of retirement after her outstanding performance in Paris, where she secured three gold medals, Biles hinted that the next Olympics being held on home soil might entice her to continue competing.

While addressing reporters on Saturday, Biles, who is now 27 years old and in her third Olympic appearance, emphasized the significance of never saying never. "The next Olympics are at home [in Los Angeles], so you never know," she stated. However, she also acknowledged the passage of time, humorously remarking, "But I am getting old."

Biles' dominance in Paris was unrivaled. Adding to her already illustrious collection, she clinched her 10th Olympic medal, a remarkable seventh gold, in the vault event. Her exceptional execution of the Biles II, a daring double backflip in pike position that no one else attempted, made her victory almost certain. With a difficulty score of 6.400, 0.800 higher than any other competitor, Biles soared to new heights and left her rivals struggling to keep up.

Reflecting on the Biles II, the gymnastics superstar revealed that Saturday's performance might be the last time she attempts the daring move. The risk involved in executing such a complex skill weighs heavily on her mind, and as she grows older, she becomes increasingly aware of the potential dangers. "At a certain point, as we get older, it gets a bit more scary," Biles acknowledged.

Despite her accomplishments and immense skill, Simone Biles continues to face challenges that extend beyond the physical realm of gymnastics. The gymnast acknowledges the negativity she encountered in the wake of the Tokyo Olympics and admits to ongoing therapy to cope with the impact. However, Biles finds solace in the current situation, humorously noting that the negative comments have subsided.

Given her age, Biles is already considered advanced in the sport of gymnastics, becoming the oldest American female Olympic gymnast since the 1950s. However, she doesn't sound eager to step away from the sport just yet. Her remarkable abilities place her at the pinnacle of gymnastics, and she remains a dominant force, rather than a veteran holding on. Biles expressed her love for the sport and the freedom she feels when performing on the floor.

As the Paris Olympic Games draw to a close, Simone Biles' impressive accomplishments have sparked speculation about her future in gymnastics. With the prospect of representing her country on home soil at the Los Angeles Olympics, fans eagerly await a decision from the iconic gymnast. Will Biles continue her reign and solidify her legacy once again? Only time will tell if she decides to keep going and potentially add to her ever-growing medal count.