USAG President spoke about Jordan Chiles' ongoing appeal in the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland. The American athlete's appearance in the women's floor final at the Paris Olympics erupted in a huge controversy after Chiles was given the bronze medal during the medal ceremony, but it was reinstated to Romanian gymnast Ana Bărbosu after an inquiry conducted by the Court of Arbitration of Sport.Jordan Chiles marched into her second consecutive Olympic Games in Paris and competed in all four apparatuses in the women's all-around and finished fourth overall in the qualifying round. She could not advance to the finals due to the limitations of having a maximum of two gymnasts from the same nation in the finals. She then competed in the women's team event and played an integral role in helping Team USA win the gold medal in the event.The 24-year-old made her next appearance in the floor exercise final and initially finished fifth; however, Team USA's coach, Cecile Landi, submitted an appeal for Jordan Chiles' score, which was accepted after an inquiry, and her overall score was raised by one-tenth, leading her to win the bronze medal.Moments later, the Romanian Gymnastics Federation had appealed the decision, stating that Team USA's appeal was submitted after the one-minute deadline. After an inquiry by the CAS, it was ruled that Team USA made the appeal four seconds after the deadline, thereby reinstating the bronze medal to Ana Bărbosu of Romania.USA Gymnastics had appealed the CAS ruling once again; however, the request for reconsideration was declined. Jordan Chiles filed an appeal in the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland on September 16, 2025. It has almost been a year since the American gymnast filed an appeal, and the President of USA Gymnastics, Li Li Leung, spoke about the appeal and shared that the decision was taking longer than they expected. Leung shared that they were waiting for an update on the status of the case, just like Chiles' fans and supporters."It has taken longer than we expected for the Swiss tribunal to come out with a decision, but we're still waiting for the decision. Just like everyone else is," she said. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThis is a developing article and will be updated soon.