@Emma James When a doctor tells you he is just treating you and you don't know any better it's not common sense. Also USAG had been hiding reports for 20 years, no matter who reported him, they ignored it.
It's hard to watch this at times knowing what four of the five suffered through to win that medal. It shows how strong they are and I admire that but it's sad too.
@@saragrant9749that was Bella Karoly, not a personal coach of any of them and pretty much founder of the abusive environment along with his wife that brought US gymnastics to decades of abuse. He's yelling and ruining routines at every Olympics before 2012, as always, needy and desperate for attention. NO ONE needs more coaches like him.
@@volodymyrdolia6544 that coach was NOT Bela Karoli, but Aly’s personal coach! He IS the type we need- encouraging, persistent and dedicated. Get your facts straight before speaking, I’m well aware of what those two frauds the Karoly’s did to the sport.
@@volodymyrdolia6544 Bela isn't even on the floor at all so you wouldn't have been able to hear him if he did yell because he is in the stands, and he hasn't been on the performance floor since the 2000 or 2004 Olympics - he was at the camp and was part of the coaching team leading up to the Olympics, but officially, at the Olympics, he isn't part of the coaching team. Even Marta isn't on the floor. The yell was from Aly's personal coach who is at the edge of the floor exercise platform, probably near the camera that captured the angle when he said it. As for what they brought abuse wise - well - that's a conversation on it's own. But the yell was Aly's couch, who we do need more of.
A lot of times the first Olympics is way better than the attempt at a comeback but after watching her Rio floor and then coming back to this it's insane to see how hard she actually went in Rio.
That was an incredible routine. She knew she nailed it when she finished. What a moment that she will remember forever. I hope it makes some of the torment that she endured easier to bear.
That's flatly untrue as well. A ton of abused minors or minors who have health issues they dont want to talk about with parents present (IE being sexually active) have been helped because they were able to be in a room without their parents over their shoulders especially as teens.
@@Janellabelle he would block the parents view. The child would then have to think "does my parent know what he's doing. They must know they're sitting right there. They know right? This must be okay he is the team USA doctor." The parents feel horrible about it now of course but it was actually worse that the parents were in the room making the child think it was okay and like they didn't need to say anything. Another thing that was said is as gymnasts the girls are used to being touched by adults. Massages, stretching, treating their injuries, spotting them, adjusting their positions. So they are prime targets for abuse. Girls that did complain about him were gas lit and threatened. Other adults knew and did nothing. Team USA knew and let it go on. They were winning metals so who cares they were getting sponsorships so who cares? Whatever he's doing was working. He would give the okay for them to train and compete on broken limbs in some cases were a legitimate doctor would have told them not to.
I love the diversity represented by this beautiful team of girls. They represent the USA so perfectly. They are just extraordinary. It was such a joy to watch them that year.
This group was so amazing, and you have to respect how composed Aly was under what was obviously SUCH high pressure, especially when you see her expression at the end. It must be extremely challenging to execute that kind of skill when you know EVERYONE is watching you and it is going to decide where your whole team places and where you place in the most prestigious athletic competition you'll be apart of, she delivered and she's awesome
Nobody else started there tumbling passes as early as she did, and to have four in one program has to be exhaustive. I'd give her difficulty points on that alone.
So fun to go back and see kyla and Jordan win the gold after watching them with coach Val at UCLA. Love what they do and who they are. All 5 of them are phenomenal. And now kyla at UCLA getting the grand slam in college gymnastics. She is a super hero.
I wasn't even sure it was part of her program because of the energy and enthusiasm she showed throughout. I saw it and thought "was that her excitement spilling over" she could have just ended with the stick and still led to gold.
it's really awful as well to think that they continue to cut and reduce the # of gymnasts on each world and olympic team. 1996 Magnificent 7 and now they are cutting the team size down from 5 to 4? Why? Why do that? Why not allow more gymnasts to compete at the highest level? the sport is cuthroat enough already
It's to give a chance to countries that don't have that big of a program. Assuring success to other countries that have not been traditionally at the top means more gymnastics in the long run because the better they do the more they fund their programs and the more new girls will take an interest in the sport. The problem with having teams of 7 people is that the countries with weaker programs can't produce 7 athletes of enough level to be competitive. While there is countries like the USA that could probably send 2 teams of 7 girls and win gold and silver easy. Also having such big teams lets the bigger programs abuse specialists like China did back in 2008. 08 is actually a great example of this. If you watch that back you can see that because the teams were so big only the USA and China had the depth to build extremely efficient teams, the race was between those two countries and no one came even close. So with a team of four they are trying to force the team members into being all arounders while also having that specialist thing that let the best ones in an apparatus qualify to the Olympics on their own without a team (which also was a problem sometimes because some specialists were the best in the world but didn't get to go to the olympics because the team didn't pick them). And also is letting smaller programs have a chance at being competitive by not making them have to produce a lot of extremely good girls. It may not be the fairest solution all the time but it's sort of doing what they want it to do. It is important that they do this because if only 2 or 3 countries dominate the sport then it will die.
jodavitow Not fair is the biggest understatement. It eliminates spots at the top to make room for more mediocre gymnasts at the bottom. Let’s allow more countries to tie for last place so they can say they participated than reward elite talented gymnasts with a chance to compete who actually stand a chance of winning.
I always get emotional when i go back to this video. The support the team gives to her when she got back from the floor.. the cry when they realized they just won gold. The Fab Five ❤️❤️
Bro I was 12 when this happened and I remember staying up late on a school night for the team final and The all around! I cried along with everyone bc I remembered the 2008 games I was 8 when they missed out on the team gold. It was literally amazing to see them win, I really made my decision to go competitive after the 2012 after doing Xcel for so long. Plus MaKayla’s vault was legit awesome
@@ashleewoods9205 different school districts start at different times, my cousin starts school in October and ends end of July, so it very well might be the same.
I posted on this a year ago and I’m adding to it. Watch Jordyns Ted talk with UCLA. She talks about being resilient and how she chose her reaction to missing the AA and how she chose to stand up and go into the team final with her head held high and the determination to help the team win gold. I’m teaching school kids this word and we are using it all year this year. Good stuff.
Think this is my favorite U.S. Olympic team......they all were just awesome....it just is so great to watch this once again......and Kyla even cried......precious as hell.
@@jordanrodgerson5583 constantly bringing up the past only hurts them, he's locked up, he can't harm them or no one else. Move the fuck on!! We can't change what happened in the past!
@@joeyhawkins1870 they aren't defined by what they went through though that's the thing. you can say someone is strong for enduring and persevering through such a thing. you can't just pretend 100s of girls weren't put through shit by that guy. him being locked up doesn't take away their hurt and to a lot of young girls and women, their stories have made it easier for others to open up about what they went through. so i think it is important to talk about, especially as she has continuously been open to the public about it, and been an ally to this day. but yeah, move the fuck on joey lmao
@Kaylee Me too. The expression of bliss on Jordyn’s face, squished into Aly’s shoulder, when they learned they’d won team gold must have blotted out Jordyn’s pain about not making the AA. At least for that moment. Just as Aly’s AA silver in Rio will be far better-remembered than her tie-breaker-granted fourth place in that event in 2012.
Really? But the announcers said “it’s all down to this one single pass- if you stick it, you’re in.” So it sounded like her score was the only thing between them and gold?
@@clairegrim1112 the USA won with a margin of almost 5 points ahead of the second best team, and each time you fall, it’s a full point off, so they would have lost 4 points if Aly and fallen on all 4 of her passes, and they would have still won.
@@clairegrim1112Aly only needed a 10 point something to win. With her D score being high. She would only need a low E score to match it and for the US team to win. So she could’ve actually fell on all 4 and would have bought the USA gold
Only because Russia didn't preform to the best of their ability. If Russia preformed a little better, Gold would be Russias, The team that actually deserves it.
It amazes me that fortwo Olympic cycles from 2008 to 2012 and from 2012 to 2016 each of those has had at least one member who already has a gold medal - - wow! I cannot imagine what goes through someone’s head when they have won the Olympics more than once. Here’s to all the little girls who grew up knowing just how good we are and who’s expectation is now winning the competition instead of just competing in it. I come from a generation where we were chasing about two countries only, Russia and Romania. In 1996 we finally caught up and headed the top of the mountain. In 2008 we had her either all around him then in 2012 and in 2016 our team was back on top . Congratulations ladies one and all from every Olympic cycle from Atlanta to Rio de Janeiro and beyond for where we were where we are and where we hope to continue to be. And thank you for finally breaking the Russian and Romanian stranglehold on Olympic and world gymnastics.
I think that all those people who are critical of McKayla's "unimpressed" response should really, really study how powerful Aly's "OMG I DID IT! I DID IT!" response is here. Or that of practically any champion, Olympic or otherwise. All those hours and years, everything you gave up and endured. It's not hard to believe that there would be a reaction of disappointment that could be just as hard to keep inside as the feeling of elation so often is. Anyway, this isn't about McKayla, but Aly. It's just what comes to mind anytime I watch this. Aly was SO good. That team was SO good. It's wonderful watching it.
That second tumble looks ridiculously sick from that camera angle. The way she launches and just keeps going up, it's like she fired ejection seat rockets in her feet.
the fiercest girls that ever known, so brave coming forward and putting Nassar behind bars
@Emma James When a doctor tells you he is just treating you and you don't know any better it's not common sense. Also USAG had been hiding reports for 20 years, no matter who reported him, they ignored it.
DEEREACTOR this video has noting to do with him
Not sure about that... they denounced him AFTER their carriers were over. this video is about what that actually DID do.
Yeah fuck that guy wat a scumbag
Lets not bring up that terrible name on her video please
It's hard to watch this at times knowing what four of the five suffered through to win that medal. It shows how strong they are and I admire that but it's sad too.
Heather Penn all of them :(
I saw that just now. So sad.
Couldn't agree more...it brings tears of both joy and pain...all power to these strong women
I'll be her life coach.
Agreed, and for Jordyn the heartbreak of not going to the All Around as well.
I remember that moment when Raisman nailed that last tumbling pass. It's still awesome to watch!
Agreed, even before she finishes you can see her holding back tears before she gets to her final pose
@@tomgallowitz I remember watching this live like it was yesterday. Mann it brings back so many memories.
Yeah, truly epic.
I love Aly's coach, screaming, "GO, GOOOO!" The explosive energy in the arena is just amazing.
He’s the type of coach, along with Chow that the sport needs more of- encouraging, tough and inspiring for their athletes.
@@saragrant9749that was Bella Karoly, not a personal coach of any of them and pretty much founder of the abusive environment along with his wife that brought US gymnastics to decades of abuse. He's yelling and ruining routines at every Olympics before 2012, as always, needy and desperate for attention. NO ONE needs more coaches like him.
@@volodymyrdolia6544 that coach was NOT Bela Karoli, but Aly’s personal coach! He IS the type we need- encouraging, persistent and dedicated. Get your facts straight before speaking, I’m well aware of what those two frauds the Karoly’s did to the sport.
@@volodymyrdolia6544 Bela isn't even on the floor at all so you wouldn't have been able to hear him if he did yell because he is in the stands, and he hasn't been on the performance floor since the 2000 or 2004 Olympics - he was at the camp and was part of the coaching team leading up to the Olympics, but officially, at the Olympics, he isn't part of the coaching team. Even Marta isn't on the floor. The yell was from Aly's personal coach who is at the edge of the floor exercise platform, probably near the camera that captured the angle when he said it. As for what they brought abuse wise - well - that's a conversation on it's own. But the yell was Aly's couch, who we do need more of.
A lot of times the first Olympics is way better than the attempt at a comeback but after watching her Rio floor and then coming back to this it's insane to see how hard she actually went in Rio.
That was an incredible routine. She knew she nailed it when she finished. What a moment that she will remember forever. I hope it makes some of the torment that she endured easier to bear.
Minors should never be alone in a room with a doctor. The adults in charge of USA gymnastics are completely incompetent to have overlooked that.
Kira Vega The crazy thing is the parents were IN the room for many of the assaults.
The parents were in the room. They didn't realize what he was doing was fucked up I guess.
That's flatly untrue as well. A ton of abused minors or minors who have health issues they dont want to talk about with parents present (IE being sexually active) have been helped because they were able to be in a room without their parents over their shoulders especially as teens.
@@Janellabelle he would block the parents view. The child would then have to think "does my parent know what he's doing. They must know they're sitting right there. They know right? This must be okay he is the team USA doctor."
The parents feel horrible about it now of course but it was actually worse that the parents were in the room making the child think it was okay and like they didn't need to say anything.
Another thing that was said is as gymnasts the girls are used to being touched by adults. Massages, stretching, treating their injuries, spotting them, adjusting their positions. So they are prime targets for abuse.
Girls that did complain about him were gas lit and threatened. Other adults knew and did nothing.
Team USA knew and let it go on. They were winning metals so who cares they were getting sponsorships so who cares? Whatever he's doing was working.
He would give the okay for them to train and compete on broken limbs in some cases were a legitimate doctor would have told them not to.
NOBODY should ever be alone with a doctor if there is going to be physical exploration.
These girls are heroes, not just for their gold medals, but for their courage coming forward and saving other girls in the future
I love the diversity represented by this beautiful team of girls. They represent the USA so perfectly. They are just extraordinary. It was such a joy to watch them that year.
What if you found out that diversity was causing climate change? Do you think smoke would come out of your ears?
David K Huh?
Hannah McKee he had a swastika as his profile pic I don’t think he’s worth responding to x UA-cam kindly delete this cretin from the internet x
@@meganpound7674 A swastika? Are you blind?
@@davidk7212 what are you talking about?
This group was so amazing, and you have to respect how composed Aly was under what was obviously SUCH high pressure, especially when you see her expression at the end. It must be extremely challenging to execute that kind of skill when you know EVERYONE is watching you and it is going to decide where your whole team places and where you place in the most prestigious athletic competition you'll be apart of, she delivered and she's awesome
She nailed it, she knows it! Her holding back the tears of joy as she finishes her routine brings tears to my eyes every time I watch this!!
It’s so crazy how she got even BETTER in 2016 🔥🔥🔥
Nobody else started there tumbling passes as early as she did, and to have four in one program has to be exhaustive. I'd give her difficulty points on that alone.
So fun to go back and see kyla and Jordan win the gold after watching them with coach Val at UCLA. Love what they do and who they are. All 5 of them are phenomenal. And now kyla at UCLA getting the grand slam in college gymnastics. She is a super hero.
Yup. Kyla grew to 5'7" and I think she has the most 10's of any UCLA gymnast.
Agreed, even with the bad, this and the NCAA Championship are great positive bookends to their time together
And now they are coaching together at Arkansas!! Lucky young ladies on that team
love that big split leap out of the double pike! so cool
I wasn't even sure it was part of her program because of the energy and enthusiasm she showed throughout. I saw it and thought "was that her excitement spilling over" she could have just ended with the stick and still led to gold.
I love her coach screaming “go!” In the background- he knew she was on!
When she ran into Gabbys arms 🥺🥺💕💕💕💕💕🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Baby Kyla Ross! And now she's a Senior at UCLA! And Jordyn is head coach at Arkansas!
9 years later and I still cry watching this. These girls were truly awesome in every single way!!!!! USA!USA!USA!
РОССИЯ!!РОССИЯ!!РОССИЯ
There will never be a time where I watch this and don't get emotional..
When she started crying, so did I. I was too young to remember the Magnificent Seven so this was truly incredible. Amazing.
Such strong women in so many ways, to be this kind of elite athlete while also navigating their emotional trauma...just so incredible.
It's incredible how light she is on her feet! So powerful but elegant
Aly has always been my favorite. Just love her!
I like that the rest of Team USA/ Fierce Five and coaches give Aly support by hugging her in a group hug.
Amazing women in the Olympics & in the courtroom. That MONSTER can never take away their courage, bravery, or GOLD!!!🙌🇺🇸💕
Seeing John Geddert behind them during the scoring is disturbing and sad
Ikr 😔
ikr
i just googled him and i had no idea he'd killed himself. oh my god. he was jordyn's coach too.
it's really awful as well to think that they continue to cut and reduce the # of gymnasts on each world and olympic team. 1996 Magnificent 7 and now they are cutting the team size down from 5 to 4? Why? Why do that? Why not allow more gymnasts to compete at the highest level? the sport is cuthroat enough already
I wish there was still 7, I know who my choices would be for 2020 if there were
It's to give a chance to countries that don't have that big of a program. Assuring success to other countries that have not been traditionally at the top means more gymnastics in the long run because the better they do the more they fund their programs and the more new girls will take an interest in the sport.
The problem with having teams of 7 people is that the countries with weaker programs can't produce 7 athletes of enough level to be competitive. While there is countries like the USA that could probably send 2 teams of 7 girls and win gold and silver easy.
Also having such big teams lets the bigger programs abuse specialists like China did back in 2008. 08 is actually a great example of this. If you watch that back you can see that because the teams were so big only the USA and China had the depth to build extremely efficient teams, the race was between those two countries and no one came even close.
So with a team of four they are trying to force the team members into being all arounders while also having that specialist thing that let the best ones in an apparatus qualify to the Olympics on their own without a team (which also was a problem sometimes because some specialists were the best in the world but didn't get to go to the olympics because the team didn't pick them). And also is letting smaller programs have a chance at being competitive by not making them have to produce a lot of extremely good girls.
It may not be the fairest solution all the time but it's sort of doing what they want it to do. It is important that they do this because if only 2 or 3 countries dominate the sport then it will die.
@@jodavitow They better stop at 4 though, tough titties for the countries that can't hack it.
Its crazy how this was the first team to win gold since 96
jodavitow Not fair is the biggest understatement. It eliminates spots at the top to make room for more mediocre gymnasts at the bottom. Let’s allow more countries to tie for last place so they can say they participated than reward elite talented gymnasts with a chance to compete who actually stand a chance of winning.
I always get emotional when i go back to this video. The support the team gives to her when she got back from the floor.. the cry when they realized they just won gold. The Fab Five ❤️❤️
I can watch this 1000 times and still gets chills and a huge smile
She and Mustafina are true blessing women... It is amazing watch them.. Aly was so emotional at the end, but total focus in the performance 🙏
The coward Geddert standing behind them. Makes my skin crawl knowing now what was going on at the time.
The triumph of this particular one hits way deeper. Her tears make me cry, too. Extraordinary woman.
Bro I was 12 when this happened and I remember staying up late on a school night for the team final and The all around! I cried along with everyone bc I remembered the 2008 games I was 8 when they missed out on the team gold. It was literally amazing to see them win, I really made my decision to go competitive after the 2012 after doing Xcel for so long. Plus MaKayla’s vault was legit awesome
You had school in July?
@@ashleewoods9205 you dont have school in July?
@@lizzie2382 not when I was 12.
@@ashleewoods9205 different school districts start at different times, my cousin starts school in October and ends end of July, so it very well might be the same.
@@aioharmony lowkey forgot about this lmfao but I kinda figured
I posted on this a year ago and I’m adding to it. Watch Jordyns Ted talk with UCLA. She talks about being resilient and how she chose her reaction to missing the AA and how she chose to stand up and go into the team final with her head held high and the determination to help the team win gold. I’m teaching school kids this word and we are using it all year this year. Good stuff.
Aly is beyond amazing. ❤️❤️🔥🇺🇸🇺🇸
Think this is my favorite U.S. Olympic team......they all were just awesome....it just is so great to watch this once again......and Kyla even cried......precious as hell.
Aly Raisman incredible athlete.
You are amazing Aly Raisman..
who's chopping the damn onions??
still tears all these years later
i love Wieber's slo mo reaction!!!! arms and fist pumping "go aly! yeah""
Love Aly so much as a gymnast and even more as a person!!!
It’s so disgusting to think during these games she was being sexually abused.
I know right. My heart goes out to them a thousand percent. :'(
So don't think about it!🤷
@@joeyhawkins1870 impossible not to, and what she went through during this time should not be looked past. she is an incredibly strong young woman
@@jordanrodgerson5583 constantly bringing up the past only hurts them, he's locked up, he can't harm them or no one else. Move the fuck on!! We can't change what happened in the past!
@@joeyhawkins1870 they aren't defined by what they went through though that's the thing. you can say someone is strong for enduring and persevering through such a thing. you can't just pretend 100s of girls weren't put through shit by that guy. him being locked up doesn't take away their hurt and to a lot of young girls and women, their stories have made it easier for others to open up about what they went through. so i think it is important to talk about, especially as she has continuously been open to the public about it, and been an ally to this day. but yeah, move the fuck on joey lmao
Everything about her is absolutely breathtaking I love all of her routines
If there was ever a moment that described "bringing it home"
3:38 "I think it's real gold, too" lol
I always get chills when I watch this woman perform 🎉
I remember watching this routine and the girls reaction to the gold... magical moment
@Kaylee Me too. The expression of bliss on Jordyn’s face, squished into Aly’s shoulder, when they learned they’d won team gold must have blotted out Jordyn’s pain about not making the AA. At least for that moment.
Just as Aly’s AA silver in Rio will be far better-remembered than her tie-breaker-granted fourth place in that event in 2012.
That was amazing to watch. Aly nailed that floor routine to help win gild for the team. Emotional to watch. Go Aly
I love the moment she takes her gold medal off and puts it around her coaches neck!!
I feel like this is the reason Russia meddled in our elections
Michelle Moore omg 😂😂😭
That and Simone Biles.
lol
So funny, Michelle! And... you may be right!
You are delusional
I remember watching this. I get chills all over again.
Me eriza la piel con esta Niña... Me encanta .. K bien por ella.. y todas se lo merecían
❤❤ I admire these amazing women all of there hard amazing work. One of my favorite sports. Cant wait for the summer to come 2021
Feel your feels queen. It’s okay love. We are here for you.
That opening pass alone is just...... I’m speechless 😍❤️
The Fierce Five had an unusually strong team component it seems. More than any other team thus far! 😊😊😊
Even if Aly had fallen on all four of her passes the team still would have won. That’s how far ahead the us team was.
Really? But the announcers said “it’s all down to this one single pass- if you stick it, you’re in.” So it sounded like her score was the only thing between them and gold?
@@clairegrim1112 the USA won with a margin of almost 5 points ahead of the second best team, and each time you fall, it’s a full point off, so they would have lost 4 points if Aly and fallen on all 4 of her passes, and they would have still won.
@@clairegrim1112Aly only needed a 10 point something to win. With her D score being high. She would only need a low E score to match it and for the US team to win. So she could’ve actually fell on all 4 and would have bought the USA gold
Only because Russia didn't preform to the best of their ability. If Russia preformed a little better, Gold would be Russias, The team that actually deserves it.
@@chicdiet that’s not how it works 🤣 they lost because they weren’t the best that day lol this is sport
one of the most amazing olympic moments ever
Seeing Aly and Mihai...❤️
I love it how she was crying as soon as her feet hit the floor on that last pass. still gives me chills
It amazes me that fortwo Olympic cycles from 2008 to 2012 and from 2012 to 2016 each of those has had at least one member who already has a gold medal - - wow! I cannot imagine what goes through someone’s head when they have won the Olympics more than once. Here’s to all the little girls who grew up knowing just how good we are and who’s expectation is now winning the competition instead of just competing in it. I come from a generation where we were chasing about two countries only, Russia and Romania. In 1996 we finally caught up and headed the top of the mountain. In 2008 we had her either all around him then in 2012 and in 2016 our team was back on top . Congratulations ladies one and all from every Olympic cycle from Atlanta to Rio de Janeiro and beyond for where we were where we are and where we hope to continue to be. And thank you for finally breaking the Russian and Romanian stranglehold on Olympic and world gymnastics.
Thank you Ali setting the sport free !
That one moment in time..,
One of the best overall pictures ever is at 4:33 when she nails the landing, look the bachground shit of the 'bench' the whole team is cheering. 🌹🥰🔥
Cómo Estuve Enamorado De Esta Gimnasta 😍😍
So awesome how they've triumphed!!
Mihai in the background during slo-mo--aaaaah. love it
These girls are champions.
I was just thinking about this routine the other day, and UA-cam hooked me up lol.
*shes so emotional and keeps her excitement in her and then there’s peng peng lee😂*
I think that all those people who are critical of McKayla's "unimpressed" response should really, really study how powerful Aly's "OMG I DID IT! I DID IT!" response is here. Or that of practically any champion, Olympic or otherwise. All those hours and years, everything you gave up and endured. It's not hard to believe that there would be a reaction of disappointment that could be just as hard to keep inside as the feeling of elation so often is.
Anyway, this isn't about McKayla, but Aly. It's just what comes to mind anytime I watch this. Aly was SO good. That team was SO good. It's wonderful watching it.
It’s about Aly and the entire team working hard and watching as their hard work gets rewarded and their dreams coming true
most beautiful floor routine ever!
nice routine! Beautiful!
Beautiful. She's got it. Yeah
After this Olympic event Kayla Ross scored alot of 10's & I believe 2 grandslams & with that said Raisman will always be one of my favorites
Ali melts my heart every time.
That was so awesome!
That was an amazing routine. The crowd was so alive clapping along, I haven't seen that before. Thats awesome.
London Olympics were special.
What a team !!!
"Get the Gold Medals ready!" - Al Trautwig...EPIC.
The GOAT on floor X2 for sure.
Aly Rahman y Catalina Ponor mis preferidas !
1:51 they wait
The thumbnail… she was *reveling* this moment. ❤
She is my hero
I live Aly!
Jordyn is soooooo cute
That second tumble looks ridiculously sick from that camera angle. The way she launches and just keeps going up, it's like she fired ejection seat rockets in her feet.
If you ever been part of a team or a band member as I was you understand the feeling
What a remarkable young lady 👍
Still my favorite team todate.
Best team
Good job
She is amazing!!!! Please come back to gymnastics!!!!
I just cried
Болею за вас чемпионка
Aly raisman is the one to beat!tokyo olympics is coming!!heall yeah!
Bringing gold for the team!
Throwing Nassar TO THE WOLVES!!!
Es la mejor rutina del mundooo
And to think they are been abuse wile doing this amazing things! 💔