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378 of 4,459 gymnasts · MAG · Soviet Dynasty†.

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EraOrigins (1,247)Post-war (306)Latynina-Čáslavská (110)Romanian Golden (211)Soviet Dynasty† (378)Post-Karolyi USA (331)Biles Era (406)Asian MAG (431)Brazil (549)

378 athletes in MAG, Soviet Dynasty†, sorted A–Z. Page 6 of 16.

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France · MAG

Patrick Mattioni

1988 – 1988
France · MAG

Patrick Boutet

1976 – 1976
South Korea · MAG

Park Jong-Hun

1988 – 1988
Italy · MAG

Paolo Bucci

1988 – 1996
Denmark · MAG

Ole Benediktson

1972 – 1976
Bulgaria · MAG

Ognyan Bangiev

1980 – 1980
Japan · MAG

Noritoshi Hirata

1984 – 1984
Japan · MAG

Nobuyuki Kajitani

1984 – 1984
1 olympic medal
China · MAG

Ning Li

1984 – 1988
5 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG

Nikolay Andrianov

1972 – 1980
12 olympic medals
Romania · MAG

Nicolae Oprescu

1972 – 1980
Romania · MAG

Nicolae Bejenaru

1988 – 1992
1 named element
Cuba · MAG

Nelson Fernández

1976 – 1976
South Korea · MAG

Nam Seung-Gu

1984 – 1984
Japan · MAG

Mitsuo Tsukahara

1968 – 1976
6 olympic medals
USA · MAG

Mitchell Jay Gaylord

1984 – 1984
3 olympic medals
USA · MAG

Mitch Gaylord

1984 – 1984
Romania · MAG

Mircea Gheorghiu

1972 – 1972
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloslav Netusil

1972 – 1976
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloslav Kučeřík

1980 – 1980
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miloš Vratič

1972 – 1972
Yugoslavia · MAG

Milenko Kersnić

1968 – 1972
Poland · MAG

Mikołaj Kubica

1964 – 1972
Soviet Union · MAG

Mikhail Voronin

1968 – 1972
7 olympic medals
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