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The Olympic Champions Game

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Peking 2008 is at the gate, so to honour and remember the winners of Gold - Silver - Bronze in summer or winter Olympics is the purpose of this thread... I start with:

George Foreman (Gold 1968 boxing Mexico City)

next name must start with a "N" and so on...

 
Naval El Moutawakel 400m hurdles Gold in LA 1984

1st muslim woman ever to win Gold
 
Leonidas Pyrgos - Gold in Men's Fencing Athens 1896

First Greek gold medalist in the Modern Olympiad.
 
Shannon Miller USA 2 Gold Medals in gymnastics 1992/96
 
LA 1984 Gold in discus throwing

Rolf Danneberg Germany
 
Grantley Goulding (Great Britain) - Silver Medal in 110 meter hurdles at 1896 Olympics
 
1996 Atlanta - Handball Team Gold

Goran Perkovac
 
400m hurdles Gold in London 1908

Charles Bacon
 
mens volley ball, always tall with nice cocks.

sorry no names
 
Tennis double Silver Athens 2004

Conchita Martínez
 
Rom 1960 Gold 3000m steeple

Zdzislaw Krzyszkowiak (Poland)
 
LA 1932 Gold 4x400m relay

Edgar Allen Ablowich a record that stood for over 20 years
 
1st ever Goldmedal for tTinidat & Tobago

Hasley Crawford Montreal 1976 100m run
 
Salt Lake City 2002 Gold +Silver 1500m icescating

Derek Parra from California
 
Atlanta 1996 Gold high jump

Stefka Kostadinowa still holds WR 2,09 m
 
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