Is the world of Olympic gymnastics truly fair? The controversy surrounding Jordan Chiles' bronze medal win at the 2024 Paris Olympics has ignited a firestorm, with Aly Raisman, a fellow Olympic gymnast, stepping into the fray to question the events and decisions that unfolded.

The drama began when Chiles, initially absent from the podium following her floor exercise, was eventually awarded a bronze medal after her coach submitted an inquiry. This inquiry led to a score adjustment, raising her final mark to 13.766. However, the elation was short-lived. A subsequent ruling by the IOC (International Olympic Committee) demanded that Chiles forfeit her bronze medal to Romania's Ana Barbosu, citing that the inquiry had been submitted four seconds past the deadline. This decision sparked outrage, with Raisman emerging as one of Chiles' most vocal defenders.

Category	Information
Full Name	Alexandra Raisman
Nickname	Aly
Date of Birth	May 25, 1994
Place of Birth	Needham, Massachusetts, USA
Nationality	American
Height	5 ft 2 in (157 cm)
Sport	Gymnastics
Specialty	All-Around, Floor Exercise, Balance Beam
Club	Brestyan's American Gymnastics
Coach	Mihai Brestyan, Silvia Brestyan
Olympic Appearances	2012 London, 2016 Rio
Olympic Medals	2012 London: Gold (Team), Bronze (Balance Beam) 2016 Rio: Gold (Team), Silver (All-Around), Silver (Floor Exercise)
World Championships Medals	2011 Tokyo: Gold (Team), Bronze (Floor Exercise)
Notable Achievements	First American woman to win medals on floor exercise in two consecutive Olympics (2012, 2016) Team captain for the "Fierce Five" (2012) and "Final Five" (2016) U.S. Olympic gymnastics teams Advocate for athlete safety and abuse prevention
Official Website	Aly Raisman Official Website