On Tuesday, the saga of Jordan Chiles' stripped bronze medal for the individual Olympic floor exercise continued, with the gymnast filing an appeal with the Swiss Supreme Court. The new appeal included audio-visual evidence that challenges the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruling that Chiles' coach,

"Upsetting how it wasn't processed but I'm not mad at the results," Simone Biles said about the floor exercise final scoring inquiry.

Jordan Chiles received the bronze medal in Paris after her coach successfully appealed her score. Upon review, the judges increased Chiles’s mark by one-tenth, which moved her ahead of Romania’s Ana Barbosu.

Documentaries are generally seen as providing a record of what happened and perspectives on it, not altering already-underway events. But sometimes the act of observation can indeed change an outcome.

The 11-time Olympic medalist might have won a 12th had an inquiry on her behalf been registered, video footage shows

Jordan Chiles was controversially stripped of her women's floor bronze medal at the Paris Olympics, but the saga continues as new audio could help her case

The appeal includes the documentary footage and highlights procedural errors made by CAS, such as miscommunication with U.S. Gymnastics.

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The athlete is also still busy advocating for her teammate, Jordan Chiles, whose bronze medal was stripped after the games.