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OlympicTalk · Aug 14, 2015

Simone Biles falls, still leads Gabby Douglas at P&G Championships

Getty ImagesINDIANAPOLIS — Simone Biles with a fall was better than the rest of the field, including Olympic champion Gabby Douglas, on the first night of the P&G Championships on Thursday.

Biles, the two-time reigning World all-around champion trying to become the first woman in 23 years to win three straight U.S. all-around titles, fell on her trademark event, floor exercise.

Olympic floor exercise champion Aly Raisman walked up to and hugged Biles after the fall on her last tumbling pass that caused a collective gasp inside the Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

“I fell on beam, it’s OK,” Raisman told Biles.

“It’s strange,” Biles, who also struggled on beam but did not fall, responded. “I’m not tired.”

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