Nina Bocharova — born 1924
Bocharova competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1952. Four Olympic medals at one Games, two of them gold.
Bocharova's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Bocharova competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1952. Four Olympic medals at one Games, two of them gold.
Bocharova's career →Hamm competed for USA in men's artistic gymnastics, 2000–2004. Two Olympic medals across two Games, including the all-around title.
Hamm's career →Hansen competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1912. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Hansen's career →Cook competed for Great Britain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1912. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Cook's career →Fehér competed for Hungary in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948. One Olympic medal.
Fehér's career →Huber competed for France in men's artistic gymnastics, 1924. One Olympic medal.
Huber's career →Competed for West Germany, 1972–1976.
Ritter's career →Competed for Azerbaijan, 2004–2011.
Gurbanova's career →Competed for Venezuela, 2000.
Lovera's career →Competed for France, 1900.
Bourry's career →Competed for North Korea, 1992.
(II)'s career →Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
Posthumus's career →Competed for Switzerland, 1984.
Jervella's career →Competed for Japan, 2000.
Harada's career →Competed for Spain, 1988.
Montesinos's career →