Simone Biles Slams Riley Gaines' 'Truly Sick' Anti-Trans Talk: 'Straight Up Sore Loser!'
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The Olympic gymnast put the ex-college swimmer on blast over the reason behind her campaign against transgender women in sports.
Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles tore apart former college swimmer Riley Gaines on social media Friday over her anti-transgender attack directed at a post celebrating high school softball champions.
Gaines — who, after her time as an NCAA Division I athlete, morphed into a right-wing activist targeting trans women in women’s sports — used her platform to dismiss the victory by the Minnesota team, one that conservative media outlets have fixated on in recent days as the squad reportedly includes a trans girl.
“Comments off lol. To be expected when your star player is a boy,” wrote Gaines of the post on X, formerly Twitter.
Biles wasn’t having it.
″@Riley_Gaines_ You’re truly sick, all of this campaigning because you lost a race. Straight up sore loser,” wrote Biles, referring to Gaines tying for fifth place in a 2022 NCAA Division I national championship race against swimmer Lia Thomas — the first openly trans woman to win such a national title.
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