Simone Biles 'basically incinerated her legacy in just two tweets,' Riley Gaines says

Riley Gaines opened up about Simone Biles' personal attack on social media in the latest episode of OutKick's "Gaines for Girls" podcast.

Riley Gaines broke down the personal attack Simone Biles levied on her on social media and what it really meant for the Olympic gold medalist and one of the greatest gymnasts of all-time.

Gaines dropped the latest episode of the "Gaines for Girls" podcast on OutKick and recorded the show a few hours after Biles came after her on X. Gaines gave Biles her flowers as one of the best athletes to have ever performed in sports, but said the posts put a bad mark on her resume.

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Simone Biles during a practice session before the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games at Bercy Arena in Paris on July 25, 2024. (Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports)

"In just two tweets, Simone Biles basically tarnished her reputation to anyone with a shred of honesty, to anyone with a moral compass and to anyone with an inherent innate desire to protect women, to fight for equal opportunity for both men and women especially as it pertains to sports," she said. "The conclusion I’m drawing based on the response we have seen over the past 12-ish hours at this point on social media, she’s basically incinerated her legacy in just two tweets."

Biles launched into an attack on Gaines on Friday as the former NCAA All-American swimmer reacted to a transgender athlete winning a state championship in Minnesota softball.

The Olympic gymnast called Gaines a "bully" and said that "no one in sports is safe with you around."

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Riley Gaines has championed fairness in women's sports. (XX-XY