Simone Biles, the absolute legend, was spotted courtside in Indianapolis on Friday night, checking out Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever battle the Connecticut Sun. It was at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and the Fever themselves dropped a photo of the GOAT sitting there, just taking in the action. You gotta wonder if this WNBA super-fan status hints at anything for her own future, right?
The Queen of Gymnastics and Her New Favorite Sport
Seriously, Biles is everywhere these days, and we love to see it. This isn’t her first rodeo at a WNBA game, either. She actually met Caitlin Clark back in 2024 in Indianapolis, and even then, she called it her “first of many WNBA games.” Talk about a fan! It makes sense she’d be rooted in Indy, though, since she’s married to Indianapolis Colts safety Jonathan Owens. Imagine that power couple at home, just casually watching games. Biles, who is easily the most decorated American gymnast in Olympic history, with a ridiculous eleven Olympic medals to her name, is clearly enjoying her off-the-mat time. It is awesome to see athletes supporting other athletes like this.
The 2024 Paris Triumphs and The 2028 LA Question Mark
Remember Paris 2024? How could anyone forget? Simone Biles, at 29 years old, went out there and absolutely dominated, snagging three golds and a silver medal. Three golds! A silver! After all she’s been through, it’s just incredible to watch. She’s repped the United States in three Olympics now, which is just insane dedication. But here’s the kicker, the thing everyone is buzzing about: is she going to come back for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics? Back in May, she told El País’ Daniel Arribas that she was still undecided. That’s a massive decision, right? The most decorated gymnast in American history, still on top of her game, with a home Olympics on the horizon, and she’s not even sure?
It leaves you on the edge of your seat, doesn’t it? Will she lace up her leotard for one more run in 2028? Watching her soak up the atmosphere at the Fever game, it’s a reminder that even the greats have big life choices to make. Her decision is going to be the biggest storyline in gymnastics for a while, and honestly, the sports world is just waiting to see what the GOAT does next.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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