Simone Biles is looking to add to the list of skills named after her in gymnastics' Code of Points. The American superstar submitted an original skill on uneven bars to the International Gymnastics Federation on Friday.
Simone Biles - The Canadian PressPARIS — Simone Biles is looking to add to the list of skills named after her in gymnastics' Code of Points.
Biles already has two elements named after her on vault — including the Yurchenko double pike — and floor exercise, and one on balance beam. She is looking to become the only active gymnast to have an eponymous skill on all four events.
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