Gabby Douglas came off uneven bars twice. She's already qualified to do three events at national championships in two weeks. Here's what happened

Biles completed the vault — which requires her to clasp her hands to her knees while she flips backward twice — with coach Laurent Landi watching from the side. Landi had been standing on the podium to spot Biles during previous attempts, a decision that cost her a half-point neutral deduction.

After announcing her comeback last year, Douglas said she didn’t want to end her gymnastics career with what she called a difficult experience in 2016. “I was going through so much,” she said last fall, specifically noting what she called a “controversy” over her selection for the five-woman Rio Olympic team.

Virginia Beach's Gabby Douglas is eyeing a return to the Olympics for the first time since 2016. Saturday's tune-up fell short of what she'd hoped.

Following the first rotation at the 2024 Core Hydration Classic, 2012 Olympic all-around champion Gabby Douglas has scratched from the remainder of the competition according to USA Gymnastics.

Three-time Olympic gold medallist Gabby Douglas fell twice from the asymmetric bars in the U.S. Classic on Saturday and withdrew from the event. The 2012 Olympic all-around and team champion struggled in the opening rotation and later left the arena.

Gabby Douglas officially withdrew after one event at the 2024 Core Hydration Classic on Saturday—the final qualifying event for the U.S. Gymnastics Championships. Douglas was aiming to gain an all-around qualification score (51.