Will Nastia Liukin be at the 2012 Olympics?

Question

She's a very talented gymnast.

Answer 1

I hope so, she won't be to old yet.

Answer 2

If she isn't retiring, then most likely yes.

Answer 3

Perhaps. As of now she has not mentioned retiring, although she is eighteen currently and in four years will therefore be twenty-two (which is about the tops for competing in the events she does now).  We'll see, I'd love to see her again.  

Answer 4

im more interested in seeing if alicia sacramone will be there... i hope soo. 24 is still young x]  

Answer 5

She and Shawn Johnson have stated after winning gold and silver in the all-around that they want to return. Shawn said something along the lines of that as long as their bodies hold up, they would do anything to feel this way again (winning of course).

Answer 6

I think not.  I hope she branches out into acting.  Or maybe take up a new sport, like diving, or how about tennis??

Answer 7

She's 19 now, right? So she'll be 23 in 2012. Barring injury, she'll probably still have it in her, but it will most likely be her last olympics.  

Answer 8

well, for the vault final, that german women, who was originally from uzbekistan or something like that, got the silver and she's 33. of course, germany isn't known for its gymnastics and the 33 year old is actually really good, but so is nastia, and i hope she goes to london in 2012

Answer 9

She's already 18 years old (she was born Oct 1989)...in four more years she may be too old for that sport by Olympic standards.  There will be another 16-year-old outjumping her.

But I would like to see her again.  She's sucha graceful gymnast.

Answer 10

I will make a guess that she will not compete in the 2012 olympics.  There will be too many 16 year olds trying to take her spot.

Answer 11

I don't see why not, but people may see 22 as being "too old".