Simone Biles has had quite the year. She again showed us how strong her Black Girl Magic was by leading the U.S. Gymnastics Team to a gold medal only 24 hours after being forced to visit the emergency room. She then became the first woman to win four all-around world titles. In addition to the accolades and medals, the 21-year-old phenom was also incredibly vulnerable to the public, opening up about sexual assault at the hands of Larry Nassar and taking medicine for anxiety.

Shortly after speaking on her mental health, she’s making headlines again as ESPN’s Most Dominant Athlete of the year. The outlet finds the Houston native to be a powerhouse.

“The only thing greater than the legendary, genius, paradigm-shifting athletic status of Simone Biles is the degree to which so many don’t know or can’t understand what it is that she actually does,” according to the ESPN spread. “Even if you’ve seen Biles doing a split leap on a box of Special K, you likely don’t know the depth of her determination to dominate.”

Biles also acknowledged this year has been incredibly powerful for her.

“There were a lot of points in this year that made me who I am today, and I feel stronger,” she said in a recent interview on Good Morning America. “I feel like this year gave me a voice, and I tried to find my voice this year and use that to the better potential and positive manner.”

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