Scandal in the US after the information appeared that Simone Biles signed a contract of 96,000,000 dollars to be the global ambassador of ESPN! “There is no evidence”

Simone Biles (27) won four medals for the United States at the Paris Olympics. A real scandal broke out in the USA after the information appeared that Simone Biles signed a contract of 96,000,000 dollars to be the global ambassador of ESPN.

Simone Biles got a huge amount after winning four more Olympic medals in Paris. Biles earned $38,000 for each of her gold medals and $23,000 for her silver.

Scandal in the US after information emerged that Simone Biles signed a $96,000,000 sponsorship deal

Simone Biles is in the spotlight in the US media not only for her performance at the Paris Olympics, but also for the scandal in which she is involved. Simone Biles, right US mediareportedly signed a $96,000,000 sponsorship deal with ESPN to become a global ambassador after a fan club account shared the fake news on Facebook on August 23. The post garnered tens of thousands of likes and the news soon went viral, bringing fury to Biles.

Simone Biles got a villa and a luxury carafter winning the silver medal in the floor final, along with three other medals she won at the Paris Olympics. Biles purchased a villa in Texas and a 2025 Mercedes G 550 SUV, and the starting price of the car is $150,000. Simone Biles has 43 medals: 32 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze.

TAS won Ana Bărbosu’s case

Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne he ruled Ana Bărbosu in the controversial case from the floor test final. Jordan Chiles announced shortly before the official decision came down that he would be retiring from social media for a while.

“The plaintiffs requested a decision from the ad hoc Division of the TAS, which concluded that the submission of the appeal was made beyond the one-minute deadline specified in art. 8.5 of the FIG 2024 Technical Regulations (i.e. 1 minute and 4 seconds) and rejected the challenge as untimely, thereby maintaining the original score of 13.666 and adjusting the final ranking accordingly,” according to TAS representatives.