Eva Bosáková-Věchtová — born 1931
Bosáková-Věchtová competed for Czechoslovakia in women's artistic gymnastics, 1952–1960. Three Olympic medals across three Games, one of them gold.
Bosáková-Věchtová's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Dec 18
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Marian Drăgulescu — born 1980
Drăgulescu competed for Romania, 2000–2021. Two Olympic medals across five Games.
Drăgulescu's career →Agnese Duranti — born 2000
Duranti competes for Italy, 2020 – present. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Duranti's career →Paulin Lemaire — born 1882
Lemaire competed for France in men's artistic gymnastics, 1900–1920. One Olympic medal across three Games.
Lemaire's career →Göta Pettersson — born 1926
Pettersson competed for Sweden in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948–1952. One Olympic gold across two Games.
Pettersson's career →József Szalai — born 1892
Szalai competed for Hungary in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912–1928. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Szalai's career →Ture Hedman — born 1895
Hedman competed for Sweden in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic gold.
Hedman's career →Deyan Khristov Kolev — born 1965
Competed for Bulgaria, 1988–1992.
Kolev's career →Sidney Domville — born 1886
Competed for Great Britain, 1908–1920.
Domville's career →Yevgeniya Kuznetsova — born 1980
Competed for Russia, 1996–2004.
Kuznetsova's career →Christine Steger — born 1957
Competed for Switzerland, 1972.
Steger's career →Dana Carteleanu — born 1979
Competed for Romania, 1996.
Carteleanu's career →Frank Kruse — born 1900
Competed for USA, 1924.
Kruse's career →Heo Ung — born 1999
Competed for South Korea, 2024.
Ung's career →János Nyisztor — born 1887
Competed for Hungary, 1908.
Nyisztor's career →Valentin Mogilnyi — born 1965
Mogilnyi competed for the Soviet Union, 1985–1989. Four Worlds medals.
Mogilnyi's career →