SUNRISE, FLA. (WSVN) – Olympic star Simone Biles is taking her talents around the country with the Gold Over America Tour and South Florida will be one of her stops.

Simone Biles is about is about show fans and their cities across the U.S. what has made her the most decorated gymnast in history: 11 Olympic and 30 World Champion medals.

“We try to connect with the fans as much as possible, get as close to the crowd with an interaction. We try to engage as much as possible in each of our numbers so that everybody feels seen and heard,” said Biles.

It’ been a whirlwind since the Paris Summer Games, now Biles will be joined by some of her teammates in the Gold Over America tour. The performance is being held in over 30 arenas.

Oct. 11 it comes to Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise.

“The show is non-stop, high-energy, pop-style the whole time, so it’s very engaging. Very fun and fast, but we also tell a story line too. So, it’s been so fun so far,” said Biles.

Biles view this tour as a way to connect and celebrate with fan who cheered and supported her at home. She also hopes it inspires the next generation of gymnast.

“I think it’s a privilege that I have such a big platform that I can share that with everyone. We try to have as much fun and tell our stories because the kids can resonate with that,” said Biles. “And I feel like in our cast and crew, there’s representation and so, any of the kids can see themselves in us. Which is really sweet because I think the sport has grown.”

After a stressful Olympic run, Simone says she’s just happy to be able to share her craft who watched her at the recent Summer Games.

“I’m having fun to because this is like hard, but easy work. To learn numbers was hard, but after that this is easy. We’ve already done the hard part in Paris, so now we get to celebrate our success,” said Biles.

Simone will be joined by Olympic teammate Jordan Chiles when the tour makes at stop at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Oct. 11.

Simone shared that she fully supports Chiles, who had filed a second appeal with the court the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland after being stripped of her bronze medal in Paris.

Simone Biles is showing her support for husband Jonathan Owens!

Decked out in Chicago Bears colors, Biles shared a quick kiss on the sidelines with Owens before the team’s victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, Sept. 29.

The 11-time Olympic medalist also posted a clip of the moment to her Instagram Stories.

Since returning from Paris where she made Olympic history over the summer, Biles made sure to show up to support Owens during the preseason. Her appearance at Soldier Field marked her first time attending a regular-season game since Owens signed with the Bears.

Video from ‘Simone Biles: Rising’ was submitted to the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland in connection with the bronze medal battle between Jordan Chiles and Ana Barbaso, also shows Team USA coach Cecile Landi submitting a separate inquiry on behalf of Biles’s unregistered split leap — which went unresolved.

In the appeal video, Biles asked her coach if Landi’s husband, Laurent, had inquired. After Laurent exchanged a few words in French, Landi turned to Biles and said, “They didn’t send it,” gesturing helplessly.

Biles’s score of 14.133 in the floor final included a 6.9 for difficulty. The split leap would have increased her score to 14.233, surpassing gold medallist Rebeca Andrade’s 14.166.

The floor exercise final at the Paris Olympics turned out to be even more surprising than we initially thought. Following the controversy surrounding Jordan Chiles’ bronze medal, Simone Biles faced her own challenge. In her Netflix docuseries, Simone Biles: Rising, it was revealed that a scoring inquiry was submitted regarding a split leap Biles performed during her routine, one that ultimately remained unseen.

If Biles’s score had been adjusted, she could have achieved a 14.233, surpassing Rebeca Andrade’s 14.166. It’s wild to think that with a few changes, Biles could have walked away with four gold medals instead of her final count! And thus, Simone Biles wrapped up the Paris Games with three gold medals and one silver, bringing her total to 11 overall.

Despite all the talk about that one missed gold, Biles made it clear that it didn’t weigh heavily on her. She took to X to share her thoughts, saying, “Honestly, not a big deal for me; Rebeca had a better floor anyway. Upsetting how it wasn’t processed, but I’m not mad at the results.”

So, does this setback dim Simone Biles’ shine? Not at all! According to a recent report by The Medal Count on X, Biles is still dominating, outscoring any other gymnast in the modern era. Well, ever since the modern 6-event era in gymnastics kicked off in the mid-20th century, the sport has really shown athletes’ skills in a structured way.

For women, this includes vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise, while men compete in floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bars. And there too, Biles has achieved some amazing milestones, like winning at least four gold medals in single competitions during this era. Yes, true!

Biles snagged four World Championship golds in both 2014 and 2015, and then she made her Olympic debut at the 2016 Games in Rio. She took home five medals, four of which were gold in team, all-around, vault, and floor exercise. Then in 2018, her winning streak didn’t end there; at the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Antwerp, she added five more medals, including four golds. Now she has a total of 41 career medals.

Yes, Larissa Latynina also did it, but in just a single year, i.e., 1958. Then ten years later, Vera Caslavska achieved a feat in 1968, followed by Ludmilla Turischeva in 1974 and Ecaterina Szabo in 1984. However, none quite compare to Simone Biles’s wins in modern gymnastics. But still, Biles is trailing behind the 89-year-old legend.

Simone Biles is second to none, yet trailing the 89-year-old gymnast

“Looking at what gymnasts today do, I’m a little afraid.” This was said by Larisa Latynina back in 2021 after seeing Biles, who withdrew from Tokyo 2020 due to twisties. But she might be Biles’s next target. Why? read below.

Till now, Simone Biles has earned a total of 11 Olympic medals; however, she still trails behind Larisa Latynina, 89, who holds the record with 18 Olympic medals. Even though out of 11 Biles medals, seven are gold, along with two silvers and two bronze medals that she secured across the games held in Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020, and Paris 2024! And that’s not all. There are accomplishments to celebrate!

Simone Biles holds the title of being the most decorated gymnast in World Championship history with a collection of 30 medals under her belt. Moreover revealing her skills and talent on the gymnastics floor, she also boasts of having five moves in artistic gymnastics named after her. Yes, you read that correctly. As outlined by the International Gymnastics Federation, a move earns this recognition when a gymnast successfully executes it during competition at a specified level of difficulty.

At the 2013 World Championships, when Biles was 16 years old, she executed a layout with a half twist known as “The Biles” as her initial maneuver. Then there’s the Biles (Vault), a half-twist onto the vaulting table followed by a front double full somersault, which she showed off at the 2018 World Championships.

In 2019, Biles added the Biles II (Floor), a triple-double with two flips and three twists, and a beam dismount also named “The Biles,” featuring two twists and flips. Most recently, at the 2023 World Championships, she unveiled the Biles II (Vault), a Yurchenko-style vault with two flips in a pike position. But in the future, she is supposed to do one more.

Before the Paris Olympics started, Biles submitted a new skill for the uneven bars! It’s a hip circle forward with 1.5 turns into a handstand. Unfortunately, she didn’t get to show it off in the Olympics, but she might show that’s kill in 2028 if she were part of it. This proves Biles isn’t just a gymnast; she’s a living legend, inspiring countless fans around the globe with her talent!

Some of the world’s elite gymnasts made their way to San Jose on Saturday for the Gold Over America Tour, where they performed an array of impressive aerial feats.

Led by the GOAT, 11-time Olympic medalist Simone Biles, the athletes performed a “high-energy and high-flying, gymnastics-meets-pop-concert spectacle” in a packed SAP center.

The company lineup features Jade Carey, Hezly Rivera, Joscelyn Robenson, and Jordan Chiles — who is currently appealing a decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport that stripped her of a bronze medal after an improper coach’s scoring appeal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Since the CAS ruling, the medal was given to Romania’s Ana Barbosu.

Representing Team USA’s male competitors are Paul Juda, Brody Malone and Frederick Richard.

The cast’s international delegation includes Canada’s Peng-Peng Lee and Ellie Black, France’s Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos, and the Netherlands’ Casimir Schmidt.

The crowd cheered as Biles and the rest made their way out on the floor.

Some of the over 10,000 attendees drove all the way from Sacramento to see the most decorated gymnast in history perform.

“Her cool moves inspire me to work hard and try my best,” said 8-year-old Lauren Duncan, who attended the show with her sister Clair. The pair wore special Simone Biles outfits.

San Jose is just the fourth stop on the tour, which will also include Denver, Chicago, Houston, Atlanta, and Orlando. The tour will conclude in Detroit on November 3.

The 32-arena showcase debuted in Oceanside on Monday before making its way to Phoenix. On Wednesday, at the Footprint Area, the cast was welcomed by Phoenix Mercury basketball stars Diana Taurasi, Brittney Griner, and Kahleah Copper.

Before making their way to the Bay Area, the company stopped in Los Angeles.

This is the second GOAT tour Biles has led, with the inaugural showcase in 2021. The original tour was made up of just female gymnasts with the intention of inspiring the next generation of female athletes.

The tour is probably not the last time fans see Simone perform. The Spring, Texas resident said she hasn’t entirely dismissed the idea of competing in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

“Obviously, we are going to start off with this tour,” Biles said in an interview with NBC San Diego. “We have 30 cities and 32 shows. Let’s focus on that and I think after this, we deserve a well good break. So then we’ll see.”