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Late Wednesday night in the United States, just a few hours before the start of the Tokyo Women’s All-Around Gymnastics Final Olympic Games On Thursday night, American gymnast Simone Byers told the world that she is more than just a gymnast, her routine has never been seen before.

Byers said that she is not only a gymnast who won the gold medal in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, but also not only the most decorated world champion ever.

She let the world know that in addition to her athletic ability, she also has real-world problems. In her 4ft 8in figure, it’s like explosives. Her emotions exploded on a worldwide stage, which is the only thing that can truly surpass her athletic ability on the gymnastics stage.

Byers tweeted, posted on Facebook, and told the world that after she withdrew from the team and individual finals at the Tokyo Olympics this week, it was not just her achievement.

‘[T]The love and support he poured into me made me realize that I am more than just achievements and gymnastics that I have never really believed in before,” Byers wrote Facebook And Twitter.

Byers is only 4 feet 8 inches tall and is considered a giant among most people who follow her on social media. The small but powerful Houstonian said that she withdrew from the Olympic team finals due to mental health issues and did not announce whether she would return to participate in individual events. Then, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, she also withdrew from those.

Byers won silver medals at these Tokyo Olympics, which earned her six medals in her career-she won four gold medals and one bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Byers, 24, said that she suddenly withdrew from the finals to protect her mental health, while riding on a momentum to Tokyo, declaring that she was “the greatest ever” or goat.

Just before the opening of the Tokyo Olympics, Twitter An emoji was introduced to commemorate Byers. It was a goat flying in the sky with a gold medal wrapped around its neck.

Byers touted herself as the goat who entered the Tokyo Olympics, and she said she was ready to play to her best, even though she was under pressure from everyone to target her.

However, the pressure began to increase more than five years ago. Byers did not explain the “mental health” issues she faced after her withdrawal from Tokyo, but these signs have been there for many years.

Shortly after the American gymnast’s victory in Rio, it was revealed that former team doctor Larry Nasser had sexually assaulted several girls and young women in the event. It is understood that Carlos received rigorous training in the Texas compound. They were the famous coach of Nadia Comaneci and eventually became Americans.

Byers talked about being hungry at the Texas camp, even breaking into the camp cafeteria, sneaking food into her hoodie and taking it back to her room. She doesn’t like to go hungry, just like a poor child, because the family can’t afford milk, she has to pour water on the cereal.

Over the years, Byers has detailed these conversations.

When asked 60 minutesIn an interview with Nasser, who is in charge of the doctor’s duties for the US team, Byers said that this was something she couldn’t even tell her parents.

“It’s hard for me to even say it out loud. I know how hard it is. It’s like, it crushes me. It crushes my parents. And I don’t want them to feel the same pain as mine. Because of it. It’s a very dark time,” Byers said at 60 Minutes.

Byers said the US gymnastics team has not done enough to solve the problem of sexual assault and other problems in team events.

“One hundred percent. We bring them medals. We do our part. You can’t be a part of yourself in return? It’s just, like, it’s disgusting,” Byers said.

Byers said that if she had a daughter, she would not let her participate in American gymnastics until many things were resolved.

“I don’t feel comfortable enough because they were not responsible for their actions and what they did. They also did not promise us that it would never happen again,” Byers said.

For the past two years, Byers has been receiving treatment.

“I’m taking anti-anxiety drugs now because I have gone through a lot of ups and downs throughout the year trying to figure out the problem,” Byers said National Broadcasting Corporation The end of 2018. “So I often go for treatment. It’s not easy, but the people around me are the best.”

During the team qualifying in Tokyo, Byers tripped on the mat during the game and fell on the vaulting horse, resulting in the Americans finishing second in qualifying, behind the Republic of China.