Watch Suni Lee’s bronze medal-winning Olympics run

Suni Lee gave it her best shot at defending her women's all-around gold medal on Thursday, and while Simone Biles ended up capturing the gold, Lee walked out of the Olympic event with a bronze medal.

Lee, who qualified for the all-around competition on the strength of a great qualification round in the team event, ended up winning the bronze medal thanks to her 14.866 on the uneven bars and an even 14.000 on the balance beam.

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She finished with a score of 56.465, with Simone Biles winning the event at 59.131.

Here are the best highlights of her routines in Paris.

Balance Beam:

Lee’s beam routine gave her one of the best scores of the night and helped her position herself for her bronze medal run.

2020 Olympic all-around champion Suni Lee overcame a few mid-routine wobbles to finish clean on the beam on her way to claiming bronze in the women’s individual all-around final in Paris.

Uneven Bars:

Lee’s 14.866 on the uneven bars was the second-best score of the evening in the event, with Kaylia Nemour’s 15.533 blowing away the rest of the field.

Even still, it positioned Lee to compete for the bronze medal.

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2020 Olympic all-around champion Suni Lee dazzled on the uneven bars on her way to claiming bronze in the women’s individual all-around final in Paris.