"(Simone Biles) will not participate in the gymnastics final of the (Tokyo Olympic)."

TOKYO Simone Biles will not participate in general competition at the Olympic Games.

The United States Gymnastics team said in a statement that Jed Carey will replace Byers in Thursday's game. Bills withdrew from general competition. She is the defending Olympic gold medalist, the day after she withdrew from the team final after a game on Tuesday. The United State Gymnasia team said Byers will not be participating in the competition, so she can focus on her mental health and will continue to be evaluated to determine if she will participate in the final next week. The United States gymnastics team said in a statement: "We wholeheartedly support Simone's decision and congratulate her on her courage in putting her health first." "His courage shows once again why he is a role model for so many people." On Tuesday night, after the Americans' first vault, Byers withdrew from the tag team competition. She chose Amanar in the warm-up match and did the same during the match. The 2½-turn somersault is one of the most difficult jumping movements to complete, but it's second nature to Byers, she can complete it within five minutes of getting up. Receive the Chasing Gold newsletter delivered to your inbox. Follow everything you need to find the gold medal in Tokyo with Team USA. Delivery time: variable When she stepped off the podium, she was almost crying, and coach Cecile Landi immediately stepped forward and put his arms around her shoulders. Before the two left the playing field, Biles could be seen talking to the team's doctor, Dr. Marcia Faustin, for a few minutes. A few minutes later, Byers returned. After hugging her teammate, she released her hand, to show that she can't do uneven bars, and put on her warm-up pants. The United States gymnastics team announced shortly after that it would be retiring. "I'm still struggling with some things," Byers said afterward. "When you scrap with your own head, it is horrible." After the game was over, Byers stayed on the field to cheer on the other Americans. The United States team won the silver medal, which is the first time since the 2010 World Championship that it has failed to win a gold medal at the World Championship or the Olympics. Byers has qualified for the finals of all four events and is expected to win gold medals in three of them. Jumping horse, she is the defending Olympic and world champion, the uneven bars are on Sunday. Floor, she is also the current Olympic and world champion, has two skills named after her, on Monday. She is the 2016 world champion and bronze medalist on the balance beam on Tuesday. Byers is becoming more and more open about her struggle with mental health. She said she was also sexually abused by Larry Nassar and continued to deal with the trauma caused by it. Since Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt retired, he also expressed his dissatisfaction with becoming the biggest star of the Tokyo Olympics. "I don't have much fun either," Byers said, and began to cry. ""This Olympiad I expect it belongs to me. After I walked in, I felt like I was still doing this for other people. So it made me very sad, because doing what I like is deprived of my attention, please other people."

According to an email statement from the United States Gymnastics Association, four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles will not participate in Thursday's individual general competition after she withdrew from the team final due to mental health concerns. . Don't miss out on the exciting moments of the Tokyo Olympics Sign up for our daily email updates. Send it to your inbox. Biles will be evaluated every day to see if she will participate in the finals next week. The statement read: "We wholeheartedly support Simone's decision and congratulate her on her courage in putting her own well-being first." "Her courage is shown again, and at the same time she is a role model for many people." The 24-year-old Biles has qualified for all four finals of the event and is expected to win gold medals in at least three of them. In general, she hopes to regain the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic champion and become the first woman to win consecutive championships in all countries in 53 years. Byers, who is moving away from the Olympics, marks the end of an era in this sport. Since he was 16 in 2013 and still wearing braces, he has not lost a complete game. The competition evaluates athletes in the four events of jumping, uneven bars, balance beam and floor to determine the most complete gymnast. Although she was feeling "pretty good" when she arrived at the Tokyo Olympics, it became increasingly difficult to expect her as the biggest star of Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics. In the hours leading up to the team finals, he said he was shaking and couldn't not take a nap. Finally, after he withdrew from the team finals on Tuesday, he said the pressure was too great to bear. picture Byers withdrew from the team final after shaking in his vault. Image source: photo by Emily Rhyne; composite image by Jon Huang In their jumping competition, the first game of the team final, Byers got lost in midair, not knowing the position of his body in relation to the ground. It finished with a simpler vault than your usual bold vault. Upon landing, he leapt forward and tried to stand up. Byers told his coach and team doctor that he did not continue to play in the proper "mental space" because he was afraid of hurting himself and because he didn't want to adventure the team's opportunities of winning a medal. ""I'm still striving with some things," Byers said after the event. The American team had dominated the sport for more than a decade before the Russian won the gold medal on Tuesday. Team USA finished the game with Sunisa Lee, Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum, and Biles cheered them on. They won the silver medal. Simone Biles and perfect weight July 24, 2021 Jed Carey, who earned the ninth highest score in the qualifying round, will replace Byers in the overall final. Lee from St. Paul, Minnesota will become another complete gymnast on Team USA It is unclear if Byers will participate in any individual team finals. In the days leading up to the Olympics, Byers has been struggling to learn some skills and trying to overcome a psychological barrier that prevented him from completing daily activities with ease. Lee's trainer Jess Graba said that this type of mental disorder is not uncommon in gymnastics, but it usually occurs in practice, not in competition. "I don't think a lot of people realize that this is a mental sport," Grabar said in a phone interview Wednesday, explaining that it will be a while before the gymnast begins to trust herself enough to complete her performance. It's skill again. Regarding Li's experience with these psychological disorders, he added: "If you have a week or two to prepare, you can get him back to what he needs to do." However, as far as Byers is concerned, he doesn't have two weeks of free time at these Olympics.