Jordan Chiles initially received the bronze medal in the floor exercise final during the 2024 Paris Olympics in August. Getty Images “It’s honestly been a very, very difficult time, and to ...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport will not reconsider its ruling that led to the revocation of Jordan Chiles’s Olympic bronze medal, USA Gymnastics said Monday, a major blow to the U.S ...

Team USA gymnast Jordan Chiles has broken her silence about the possibility she may have to surrender her bronze medal in the floor exercise final at the Paris Olympics.

Chiles herself spoke out about her lingering situation for the first time on Thursday. “I am overwhelmed by the love I have received over the past few days,” the 23-year-old wrote on social media.

Chiles’ final score was changed to 13.666, putting her back into fifth position and Barbosu, 18, was given the medal on August 16, one day after Chiles issued her statement via social media.

Chiles previously spoke out about the unnamed abusive coach during an episode of "Peace of Mind with Taraji" on Facebook Watch in November 2021. Chiles said her previous coach would "call me fat.

Chiles called it “a valid question,” whether she and longtime U.S. gymnastics teammate Simone Biles will return for another Olympic competition. “I like to wonder,” the UCLA junior says.

Chiles' lawyers are arguing that the footage either constitutes new evidence, if the decision went into effect Aug. 10, or was unfairly ignored by CAS, if the decision wasn't final until Aug. 14.

Jordan Chiles in August 2024. Tom Weller/VOIGT/Getty. In her new book, Chiles writes about the moment she found out she was being stripped of the bronze medal. “I’m surprised everyone couldn ...

Jordan Chiles issued a statement on social media in which she reacted to the “devastating news” that her Olympic bronze medal has been stripped. The U.S. gymnast originally took home the medal ...

Jordan Chiles has submitted a new application in the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland over the decision that led to her losing an Olympic bronze medal, her attorneys announced Tuesday.