USA's Suni Lee won Olympic bronze in a stacked bars final. Why this one means even more

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Suni Lee won multiple medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, including a bronze on uneven bars and a gold with the U.S. women's team. Despite mixed feelings from her Tokyo gold, Lee redeemed herself with a strong performance in a competitive bars final, overcoming personal challenges and health issues to achieve her goals.

Keywords: Suni Lee, 2024 Paris Olympics, gymnastics

Source: USA TODAY

Update At: 8/5/2024

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