2007 FIG Trampoline World Championships — concludes
Ran Nov 1 – 4 in Quebec City.
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Nov 4
Events on this day
2001 FIG Artistic World Championships — concludes
Ran Oct 29 – Nov 4 in Ghent. Women's all-around: Svetlana Khorkina (RUS).
View full results →1999 FIG Trampoline World Championships — opens
Runs Nov 4 – 7 in Sun City.
View full results →Born on this day (11)
Alexander Moskalenko — born 1969
Moskalenko competed for Russia in trampoline, 1999–2004. Two Olympic medals across two Games, including the all-around title.
Moskalenko's career →Aleksandr Tkachov — born 1957
Tkachov competed for the Soviet Union in men's artistic gymnastics, 1980. Two Olympic medals at one Games, one of them gold.
Tkachov's career →Darja Varfolomeev — born 2006
Varfolomeev competes for Germany, 2022 – present. One Olympic gold.
Varfolomeev's career →Johan Jarlén — born 1880
Jarlén competed for Sweden in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic gold.
Jarlén's career →Kim Su-Myeon — born 1986
Competed for South Korea, 2008–2012.
Su-Myeon's career →Alf Olsen — born 1925
Competed for Norway, 1952.
Olsen's career →Eduard Azaryan — born 1958
Competed for the Soviet Union, 1980.
Azaryan's career →Glenn Berry — born 1904
Competed for USA, 1928.
Berry's career →Irene Castelli — born 1983
Competed for Italy, 2000.
Castelli's career →Lyudmila Gromova — born 1942
Competed for the Soviet Union, 1964.
Gromova's career →Vlad Bogdan Cotuna — born 1990
Competed for Romania, 2012–2020.
Cotuna's career →