Olympic stars remember Muhammad Ali; Raisman wins at Secret Classic

A roundup of the latest Olympic news on the Road to Rio, including Aly Raisman's Secret Classic win, athlete tributes to Muhammad Ali and more.

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Opening ceremonies for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro are scheduled for Aug. 5. Each week, as the countdown continues, we will bring you a roundup of the latest results, news items and storylines in Olympic sports. Here’s a look at what happened over the last seven days on the road to Rio:

Gymnastics

World champion Simone Biles and Olympic champion Gabby Douglas saw limited action at this weekend’s Secret Classic, so Aly Raisman stole the show as she captured her first all-around title of the year with a 59.25 point total in Hartford, Conn.

Raisman, a member of the Fierce Five from 2012, finished just one point ahead of 18-year-old Rachel Gowey. Raisman and Douglas have made strong cases thus far to become the first female gymnasts to compete in back-to-back Olympics since Amy Chow and Dominique Dawes in 1996 and 2000. Despite the victory, it may take a tall order for Raisman to knock off Biles and Douglas as the U.S. representatives in the all-around final, which she competed in at the 2012 Olympics and placed fourth. At last year’s world championships, the U.S. took gold and silver with Biles and Douglas.

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Tribute to #MuhammadAli left at the Olympic cauldron in #Atlanta. Boxing gloves & flowers w/ American flag. @cbs46 pic.twitter.com/JeIFT7spBL

— Kim Passoth (@KimPassoth) June 4, 2016

Forever the greatest, forever my hero. Thank you #Ali for inspiring us all to be champions. #RIPMuhammadAli pic.twitter.com/I9v4uBdCZO

— Janet Evans (@janetevans) June 4, 2016

My mind, my heart and soul is devastated. I admired and imitated Ali. We must not forget his conviction and love. https://t.co/QjPj49iCgT

— Carl Lewis (@Carl_Lewis) June 4, 2016

He really was the Greatest of All Time...one of the great honors of my life was to meet him...RIP Champ pic.twitter.com/o86ImzxenJ

— Rowdy Gaines (@RowdyGaines) June 4, 2016

He was my hero and gracious enough to write the foreword for my 1st book Slaying The Dragon. The best! #RIPChamp pic.twitter.com/yicDrJPbZ1

— Michael Johnson (@MJGold) June 4, 2016

Ali, you were generous every time I met you. Thank you for all you did for so many. Your memory will live on forever #Olympicgold #GOAT

— Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) June 4, 2016

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— The Olympic Games (@Olympics) June 4, 2016