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Chiles finds moment of 'redemption' at Worlds

November 1, 2022 06:14 PM

After helping the U.S. women's team capture its record sixth straight world title, Jordan Chiles reflects on her road to the gold medal and how she overcame her prior struggles on the beam.

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