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🤸Simone Biles vs Rebeca Andrade

Head to head · Gymnastics

Simone Biles
#1

Simone Biles

United States · 2013–present

VS
#12

Rebeca Andrade

Brazil · 2016–present

Stat by stat

7 Olympic gold medals 2
11 Olympic medals 6
23 World titles 3
8 All-around titles (Olympic + World) 1

Bars are scaled to the leader in this list.

The verdict

Simone Biles leads 4 of 4 categories. Our all-time ranking places Simone Biles at #1 and Rebeca Andrade at #12.

Head-to-head FAQ

Who leads more shared metrics?
Simone Biles leads 4 of 4 shared teaching metrics on this page.
How do the published ranks compare?
Simone Biles is ranked #1; Rebeca Andrade is ranked #12 in this sport’s GOAT list.
Are these live stats?
No — bars and FAQ answers are editorial, scaled teaching marks. Open the GOAT lab to rescale your own selection.

The case for Simone Biles

The most decorated gymnast in the sport's history and the only one whose skills forced the rulebook to respond to her. Through Paris 2024 Biles holds 41 Olympic and World Championship medals, 30 of them gold: 11 Olympic medals including seven titles, and a record 30 world medals with a record 23 golds. She won six world all-around titles between 2013 and 2023 plus Olympic all-around golds in 2016 and 2024, and did not lose an all-around competition she completed for over a decade. Five elements bear her name across vault, beam and floor, including the triple-twisting double somersault on floor and the Yurchenko double pike vault, valued at 6.4 and never performed in competition by another woman. Her 2024 return, three years after withdrawing from the Tokyo team final with the twisties, added team, all-around and vault golds at 27 — an age at which almost every predecessor had retired.

The case for Rebeca Andrade

The best gymnast Latin America has produced and the only woman to beat Simone Biles in a major all-around final in a decade, taking the world title in Liverpool in 2022 while Biles was on hiatus. Andrade won Brazil's first Olympic gymnastics gold on vault in Tokyo in 2021 along with all-around silver, then returned in Paris in 2024 to win floor exercise ahead of Biles, with silver in the all-around and on vault and bronze with the Brazilian team — six Olympic medals in total, making her the most decorated Olympian in Brazilian history across all sports. She did it after three separate anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions, an injury history that ended most careers before hers began. Her Paris floor gold produced the image of the Games, with Biles and Jordan Chiles bowing to her on the podium, and she has become the single biggest driver of gymnastics participation in South America.

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