Riley Gaines clapped back at cry baby Simone Biles — the gymnast who bailed on her teammates — after Biles trashed her for standing up for women competing against women. Gaines didn’t hold back: “You know how many gold medals you’d have if your ‘inclusive’ dream came true? Zero.”

Former NCAA swimmer and women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines didn’t mince words this week after Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles appeared to criticize her stance on protecting women’s categories in sports.

Biles, speaking out in support of more “inclusive” athletic competition, reportedly took a swipe at Gaines’ advocacy, suggesting that standing for biological fairness is “divisive.” But Gaines, known for her unapologetic defense of women’s sports, hit back hard.

“Simone Biles wants men in women’s sports, and she thinks that makes her a hero,” Gaines posted. “You know how many gold medals you’d have if your ‘inclusive’ dream came true? Zero.”

The clapback immediately sparked a firestorm online, with thousands rallying behind Gaines’ message.

“Simone is undeniably talented,” Gaines continued. “But let’s not pretend we’d even know her name if she had to compete against male gymnasts who identify as female. I’m fighting so little girls can dream of gold medals too — not just watch them handed over to someone with an unfair advantage.”

While Biles has yet to respond directly, the clash has reignited a national conversation on fairness in women’s sports — one Gaines has been front and center in leading.

As the debate heats up, one thing is clear: Gaines isn’t backing down, and she’s not afraid to speak uncomfortable truths — even to America’s most decorated athletes.