Simone Biles set the record for most world championship medals by a gymnast

Simone Biles won two more golds at the world gymnastics championships Sunday, bringing her career medal total to twenty five and making her the most decorated gymnast in world championship history, among men and women.

The reigning Olympic all-around champion and a five-time world all-around champion, notched the 24th world championships medal of her storied career, winning the balance beam Sunday, according to the BBC. That snapped the record she held briefly with Vitaly Scherbo of Belarus. Biles earned the 23rd world championships medal of her career Saturday.

Queen Biles 👑@Simone_Biles earns gold on floor in her final event at #Stuttgart2019

She breaks her own record that she set a couple hours ago and now has a total of 25 world medals. pic.twitter.com/7c7I5ZnQB5

— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) October 13, 2019

Biles won her 18th gold medal Sunday as she became the world’s most decorated gymnast. 

Biles competed in the balance beam and will competed in the floor exercise finals Sunday, The Washington Post reported. Biles had the highest score in qualifying in both events, the newspaper reported.

According to NBC Sports, Biles earned medals in every event last year, becoming the first gymnast to do so at the world championships in 31 years.