Simone Biles' Triumphant Return: Dominance, Brilliance, and Resilience on Display at U.S. Classic

Simone Biles makes her competitive return to gymnastics after two years, competing in the U.S. Classic in Chicago

Biles had withdrawn from the 2021 Tokyo Olympics due to mental health issues, including the "twisties," a condition affecting her ability to sense body positioning while twisting in the air

In her comeback, Biles dominates the competition, winning the U.S. Classic with an all-around score of 59.10, five points ahead of the runner-up

Despite her hiatus, Biles proves her brilliance has not diminished, performing spectacularly and showcasing skills named after her

Biles reveals that she always knew she would return to competition after her experience in Tokyo and credits proper work and help for her comeback

After Tokyo, Biles focused on her personal life, getting married and launching a clothing line with Athleta

Earlier this year, Biles expresses an interest in returning to compete, and her training intensifies with the support of her coach, Cecile Landi

Biles continues to work with a therapist and believes she is mentally and physically in better shape than before the Tokyo Olympics

Biles plans to continue competing, with upcoming national championships and world championships on her schedule

Biles emphasizes that her return to gymnastics is her own choice, and she is fully committed to the sport