Simone Biles is the subject of a new seven-part documentary that premieres on Facebook Watch on Tuesday, June 15.
The most decorated gymnast in history, the 24-year-old has won four Olympic gold medals and 19 world titles over the course of her stellar career and will be one of the stars of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, which begin next month after. from a 12-month delay due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Produced by Religion of Sports and directed by Gotham Chopra, the documentary is part of Facebook’s Versus series, which delves into the personalities of some of the world’s most famous athletes: seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady and three-time champion. NBA’s Stephen Curry have previously appeared on the series.
The documentary about Brady, Tom vs. Time , won a sports Emmy award for Best Serial Sports Documentary in 2019.
Simone Biles released a short trailer for the upcoming documentary series on her Instagram profile last week and here you will find everything you need to know before Simone against herself.
When will it be issued Simone vs. Herself ?
The seven-part documentary premieres Tuesday, June 15. The remaining episodes will premiere every Tuesday for the next six weeks.
The first five episodes of the documentary will lead to the Tokyo Olympics, where Biles hopes to add to his tally four gold medals that are scheduled to begin on July 23.
Where to see Simone against herself
The documentary will be broadcast exclusively on Facebook Watch, the video-on-demand service of the social media platform. Facebook Watch can be accessed through Facebook’s main website or the network’s app via mobile devices, tablets. and streaming devices like game consoles and Amazon Fire TV. and can be found in its own View tab. The streaming service is free, but requires a Facebook account to access its content.
What does it mean Simone against herself cover?
The documentary will focus primarily on Biles’ aspirations and challenges. The 19-time world champion will discuss how to deal with the pressure of expectations that comes with being the most decorated gymnast in history and having to cope with the postponement of the Olympic Games in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“My gymnastics career is complete. This is a short summary.
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