Gymnastics Legend Dominique Dawes Made Her Opinion Of Simone Biles Extremely Clear

Dominique Dawes is a Team USA gymnastics legend with five medals to her name including one gold in 1996 and four bronze medals.

She was a part of the United States' 'Magnificent Seven' gymnastics squad that dominated the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

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Simone Biles joined Dawes as the first American female gymnast to compete in three Oympic games.

Dawes made her opinion on the current United States gymnastics superstar Simone Biles extremely clear ahead of Biles' masterful Sunday performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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Dawes said that she is a big fan of Biles and planned to cheer her on with enthusiasm.

"I'm not the one on the balance beam," Dawes, who was part of the Netflix documentary 'Simone Biles Rising,' said , adding that she will be watching along with her family, "building memories."

"It will be fun," Dawes added.

"I want her to do well."

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Biles, 27, finished Sunday's Paris meet in first place in the all-around competition.

She posted top scores on the vault and floor routine, both of which came after an apparent calf injury .

Biles also posted the second-best overall score on the balance beam, adding to the excitement as her pursuit of gold began with Team USA.

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