2. Januar 2025
Bend, Oregon
Artistic Gymnastics
Olympic Champion Andreas Wecker celebrates his 55th Birthday!

Nearly two decades, the first German Olympic gymnastics champion in reunited Germany, Andreas WECKER - who is celebrating his 55th birthday today - has been in a completely different life. At his third Olympic Games in 1996, he won Olympic gold in Atlanta after he had caused a sensation at the top of the world for almost a decade: At the age of 18, he won Olympic team silver with the...

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2. Januar 2025
Budapest, HUN
Artistic Gymnastics
Agnes KELETI -Oldest Olympic champion in the world has died

Just one week before her 104th birthday, Hungary's five-time Olympic champion Agnes KELETI fell asleep peacefully on New Year's Day after a short illness. Until then, she was the most successful Jewish sportswoman and also the longest-living Olympic champion in sporting history. The gymnast won her last Olympic gold on the balance beam in Melbourne in 1956. She had previously become world champion on the uneven bars in Budapest in...

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1. Januar 2025
Berlin, GER
Artistic Gymnastics
We wish a Healthy and Successful New Year 2025!

... all our loyal readers, users and customers, our long-standing partners and sponsors, all previous ‘Members of the GYMfamily' and all friends of the compositional gymnastics and gymnastics disciplines of all performance and age groups after peaceful, contemplative, perhaps also after merciful Christmas days as well as a Happy New Year 2025!
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27. Dezember 2024
Moscow, RUS
Artistic Gymnastics
Larissa Latynina celebrates her 90th Birthday

Immediately after Christmas, on 27 December 2024, the world's most successful female Olympian celebrates her 90th birthday: Larissa LATYNINA was the absolute Olympic champion in 1956 in Melbourne and 1960...

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12. Dezember 2024
Ukraine
Artistic Gymnastics
Olympic and World medallist Igor Radivilov announces Gymnastics retirement

Four-time Olympic champion Igor RADIVILOV (UKR) has announced his retirement from international gymnastics at the age of 32. He was a member of the Ukrainian senior national team for almost a decade and a half, with whom he also won two European team titles, but from now on he wants to concentrate on coaching. Radivilov was a strong jumper, but also possessed enormous strength on the rings. The Mariupol-born gymnast first attracted attention at the age of 19...

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