Nisha Lee won Olympic gymnastics women's all-around gold medal teammate Simon Byers cheered her on

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Sunisha Lee began preparing for the prescribed movements in her personal all-around, knowing that she was going to go from an unlikely gold medal to anything she could to compete for the women's individual all-around in 90 seconds.

Walking through the Ariake Gymnastics Center, looking down from the front row, is american teammate Simon Byers, who is cheering her on, and she decides to withdraw from the decathlon because Suniza Lee has a competitive advantage in the individual all-around for the next decade.

She arrived in Tokyo as a gymnast with a little realistic hope, but now she has a chance to win a silver medal in the Olympic all-around at a higher level than the championship level.

"I didn't think I could compete for the gold medal in the race," Sunissa Lee said after the game. "My aim is to win the silver medal."

No one has a better positioning than Lee, who is 1.101 points ahead of rival Brazilian athlete Rebeca Andrade. Push Sunissa, Byers shouted.

"It's not like it's real," Lee said. "I haven't accepted the fact that I won the prize yet."

She expanded U.S. dominance in the program, with Carly Patterson winning Olympic gold for Team USA in 2004, Nastya Liukin in 2008, Gabrielle Douglas in 2012 and Biles in 2016.

She's going to Go to Auburn University next year and take a back seat like Byers. The title of the most important Olympic champion and five world champions made her very satisfied.

Anyway, Byers cited a reason she couldn't concentrate on a set of moves because of nervousness and a single spin in Tuesday's U.S. team game that wasn't done well. She later decided to quit the tournament and she was replaced by teammate Jade Carey, who finished eighth with a score of 54.199.

She had the opportunity to hang up the gold medal, and Li Zhi was more suitable for a huge competitive stage. The top four in the qualifiers – Adrade, Lee, Melnikova and Vladislava Urazova – qualify by just 0.300 points.

Her score always followed the first place, her weakest single, the score was 14.600 points, it was she who made an outstanding performance under the strictest self-requirements, and scored 14.600 points, making him at the top. High and low bars (15.300), followed by balance beam (13.833), on the balance beam project, he tried to complete a wolf turn when he was about to land.

When Andrade went out of bounds twice in the prescribed action, the gold medal was hers.

Ahead of the awards ceremony, Lee called his mother and father in Minnesota, who was partially paralyzed after a fall in 2019. She lacked time to accompany them.

"We all cried on the phone," Lee said. "It's a time to realize your dreams. I'm proud to have such parents. They were full of wonder in my life. I love them very much. ”

Lee was one of five children in a Hmong family in the United States and the first Hmong to win a gold medal. The Hmong are an ethnic minority in southeastern Asia.