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Jordan Chiles announces comeback bid for third Olympics at LA 2028

Olympic champion targets third Games in LA Michael Jordan narrates announcement video Chiles joins Lee and Carey on comeback trail Jordan Chiles is returning for a run at her third Olympics, ⁠announcing Wednesday she intends to compete in the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. Chiles shared ⁠her decision ⁠in ​a video narrated by basketball legend […]

By deepak · September 3, 2026 · 2 min read

Olympic champion targets third Games in LA

Michael Jordan narrates announcement video

Chiles joins Lee and Carey on comeback trail

Jordan Chiles is returning for a run at her third Olympics, ⁠announcing Wednesday she intends to compete in the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.

Chiles shared ⁠her decision ⁠in ​a video narrated by basketball legend Michael Jordan.

“Why continue? Because there’s still more to ⁠give,” Jordan says in part. “Why now? Because not every chapter ends when people expect ⁠it to. Why her? Because she’s that girl. Some decisions ​don’t need permission. ‌Just one more ‌bet on herself.“

Chiles, 25, owns a 2024 gold medal ‌from Paris and a 2021 silver from Tokyo in team competitions.

She won an individual bronze in 2024 on floor exercise before the medal was taken away by the Court of Arbitration for Sport and ‌given to Romania’s Ana Barbosu after a score inquiry. Chiles appealed the decision to the ​CAS and awaits a ruling.

Chiles starred at UCLA and won two NCAA titles in floor exercise (2023, 2026) and two others on bars (2023, 2025). She is a 23-time ⁠All-American who recorded 19 perfect-10s.

Earlier this week, Chiles returned ​to ​UCLA as a student ​coach.

Chiles isn’t the only former US Olympian ​on the ‌comeback trail. ​Six-time Olympic medalist ​Suni Lee announced a comeback in July while three-time medalist Jade Carey resumed competing in June.

Simone Biles, meanwhile, has yet to declare whether she’ll pursue more Olympic glory.

Source: Read the original article on www.theguardian.com

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