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34-169 Mövlud Mirəliyev
AZE
2008 27 February 1974
34-134
Robert Van de Walle BEL
1988 20 May 1954
34-005
Stéphane Traineau FRA
2000 16 September 1966
29-242 Kazuhiro Ninomiya JPN
1976 28 November 1946
28-009
Tagir Khaybulayev RUS
2012 24 July 1984
26-069
Robert Van de Walle BEL
1980 20 May 1954
1 Japan 5 2 2 9 1 2 France 4 1 2 7 2 3 Soviet Union 1 -
5 3 4 Russia - 2 1 3 6 5 Netherlands, The 1 -
2 4 6 Federal Republic of Germany - 2 - 2 7 7 Canada
- 1 1 2 8 =8 Estonia - - 2 2 =13 =8 Germany
- - 2 2 =13
=8 Korea (South) - -
2 =13
11 Unified Team 1 -
1 5 =12 Bulgaria - 1 - 1 =9 =12 German Democratic Republic - 1
1 =9
=12 Spain
- 1 - 1 =9
=12 Uzbekistan - 1
1 =9
=16 Belgium
- - 1 1 =16
=16 Brazil
- - 1 1 =16
=16 Cuba
- - 1 1 =16
=16 Czechoslovakia - -
1 =16
=16 Hungary
- - 1 1 =16
=16 United States - -
1 =16
=16 Yugoslavia - -
1 =16
Totals (12 events) 12 12 24 48 Multiple Medal Winners Name NOC Gold Silver Bronze Medals David Douillet FRA 2
1 3 Hitoshi Saito JPN 2 - - 2 Angelo Parisi FRA 1 1 - 2 Teddy Riner FRA 1 - 1 2 Tamerlan Tmenov RUS - 1 1 2 Jo Yong-Cheol KOR - - 2 2 Indrek Pertelson EST - - 2 2
Youngest Competitors
16-325 Majid Al-Ali KUW
2004 29 September 1987
18-121
Cedric Kebika COD
2012 4 April 1994
18-148
Kim Jong-Dal KOR
1964 28 May 1946
18-302
Talant Dzhanagulov KGZ
2008 17 October 1989
19-007
Lasha Gujejiani GEO
2004 12 August 1985
19-043
Mihai Cioc ROU
1980 14 June 1961
19-116
Sherif El-Digwy EGY
1984 16 April 1965
19-129
Teddy Riner FRA
2008 7 April 1989
19-177
Abdullo Tangriyev UZB
2000 28 March 1981
19-247
Liu Shenggang CHN
1996 15 November 1976
19-130 Teddy Riner FRA
2008 7 April 1989
20-150
Davit Khakhaleishvili EUN
1992 28 February 1972
20-182
Dimitar Zapryanov BUL
1980 27 January 1960
20-150 Davit Khakhaleishvili EUN
1992 28 February 1972
21-240
Satoshi Ishii JPN
2008 19 December 1986
23-118
Teddy Riner FRA
2012 7 April 1989
40-293 Sandro López ARG
2008 26 October 1967
40-212
Miklos Szabo AUS
1996 21 December 1955
39-161
Vitaly Kuznetsov URS
1980 16 February 1941
36-106
Bat-Erdene Badmaanyambuugiin MGL
2000 7 June 1964
35-330
Robert Ball AUS
2000 26 October 1964
35-327
Damon Keeve USA
1996 27 August 1960
35-323
Semír Pepic AUS
2008 25 September 1972
34-343
Imre Varga HUN
1980 19 August 1945
34-235
Desiderio Lebron DOM
1984 19 December 1949
34-126
Khalif Diouf SEN
1992 24 March 1958
33-122 Indrek Pertelson EST
2004 21 April 1971
32-351
Aleksandr Mikhaylin RUS
2012 18 August 1979
32-278
Allen Coage USA
1976 22 October 1943
32-002 Wim Ruska NED
1972 29 August 1940
31-217
David Douillet FRA
2000 17 February 1969
27-272
Hitoshi Saito JPN
1988 2 January 1961
1 Japan 2 2 1 5 1 2 Cuba - 1 2 3 6 =3 France
1 1 - 2 =2
=3 Romania
1 1 - 2 =2
=5 Belgium
- - 2 2 =8
=5 Germany
- - 2 2 =8
=7 Brazil
1 - - 1 =4
=7 DPR Korea (North) 1 -
1 =4
9 Russia
- 1 - 1 7 =10 Argentina - - 1 1 =10 =10 China
- - 1 1 =10
=10 Hungary
- - 1 1 =10
=10 Spain
- - 1 1 =10
=10 Turkey
- - 1 1 =10
Totals (6 events) 6 6 12 24 Multiple Medal Winners Name NOC Gold Silver Bronze Medals Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN 2
1 5 Alina Dumitru ROU 1 1 - 2 Amarilys Savón CUB - - 2 2
Youngest Competitors
16-183 Yu Shu-Chen TPE
1996 25 January 1980
16-331
Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
1992 6 September 1975
16-359
Kye Sun-Hui PRK
1996 2 August 1979
17-022
Tamara Meijer NED
1996 5 July 1979
17-027
Erdenet-Od Khishigbatyn MGL
1992 7 July 1975
17-217
Mariana Martins BRA
2000 11 February 1983
17-222
Lauren Meece USA
2000 6 February 1983
17-240
Salima Souakri-Dahmani ALG
1992 6 December 1974
17-347
Lisseth Orozco COL
2004 1 September 1986
18-082
Amarilys Savón CUB
1992 13 May 1974
16-331 Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
1992 6 September 1975
16-359
Kye Sun-Hui PRK
1996 2 August 1979
18-082
Amarilys Savón CUB
1992 13 May 1974
16-359 Kye Sun-Hui PRK
1996 2 August 1979
22-125
Sarah Menezes BRA
2012 26 March 1990
25-010
Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
2000 6 September 1975
35-108 Tatyana Shishkina KAZ
2004 27 April 1969
32-337
Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
2008 6 September 1975
32-236
Frédérique Jossinet FRA
2008 16 December 1975
31-325
Maria Karagiannopoulou GRE
2004 22 September 1972
31-271
Joyce Heron GBR
1996 28 October 1964
31-215
Tatyana Moskvina BLR
2004 10 January 1973
31-111
Giovanna Tortora ITA
1996 6 April 1965
30-331
Lyubov Bruletova RUS
2004 17 September 1973
30-326
Julia Matijass GER
2004 22 September 1973
30-197
Jana Perlberg GER
1996 11 January 1966
32-338 Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
2008 6 September 1975
30-327
Julia Matijass GER
2004 22 September 1973
29-333
Alina Dumitru ROU
2012 30 August 1982
28-343 Ryoko Tamura-Tani JPN
2004 6 September 1975
25-345
Alina Dumitru ROU
2008 30 August 1982
25-103
Cécile Nowak FRA
1992 22 April 1967
1 Japan - 3 2 5 6 2 China 2 - 2 4 1 3 Cuba
1 1 2 4 2 4 DPR Korea (North) 1 1 1 3 3 5 France
1 - 1 2 4 6 Spain 1 - - 1 5 7 Korea (South) - 1
1 7
=8 Algeria
- - 1 1 =8
=8 Belgium
- - 1 1 =8
=8 Great Britain - -
1 =8
=8 Italy
- - 1 1 =8
Totals (6 events) 6 6 12 24 Multiple Medal Winners Name NOC Gold Silver Bronze Medals Xian Dongmei CHN 2
- 2 An Kum-Ae PRK 1 1 - 2 Legna Verdecia CUB 1 - 1 2 Noriko Sugawara-Narazaki JPN - 1 1 2
Youngest Competitors
18-154 Kristie-Anne Ryder AUS
2008 9 March 1990
18-231
Telma Monteiro POR
2004 27 December 1985
19-096
M'Mah Soumah GUI
2004 10 May 1985
19-103
Misato Nakamura JPN
2008 28 April 1989
19-109
Kim Eun-Hui KOR
1992 14 April 1973
19-153
Emiliya Vacheva BUL
1992 1 March 1973
19-258
Lourembam Brojeshori Devi IND
2000 1 January 1981
19-276
Legna Verdecia CUB
1992 29 October 1972
19-313
Maria Karagiannopoulou GRE
1992 22 September 1972
19-353
Michal Feinblat ISR
2004 26 August 1984
19-104 Misato Nakamura JPN
2008 28 April 1989
20-361
Priscilla Gneto FRA
2012 3 August 1991
21-010
Noriko Mizoguchi JPN
1992 23 July 1971
23-270 Almudena Muñoz ESP
1992 4 November 1968
27-323
Legna Verdecia CUB
2000 29 October 1972
28-107
Marie-Claire Restoux FRA
1996 9 April 1968
35-130 Ilse Heylen BEL
2012 21 March 1977
32-329
Xian Dongmei CHN
2008 15 September 1975
32-084
Ana Carrascosa ESP
2012 6 May 1980
32-056
An Kum-Ae PRK
2012 3 June 1980
31-202
Raffaella Imbriani GER
2004 24 January 1973
31-141
Ilse Heylen BEL
2008 21 March 1977
31-075
Lisa Boscarino PUR
1992 18 May 1961
30-218
Sophie Cox GBR
2012 23 December 1981
30-194
Joana Ramos POR
2012 16 January 1982
30-117
Nathalie Gosselin CAN
1996 31 March 1966
32-330 Xian Dongmei CHN
2008 15 September 1975
32-056
An Kum-Ae PRK
2012 3 June 1980
30-095
Amarilys Savón CUB
2004 13 May 1974
32-330 Xian Dongmei CHN
2008 15 September 1975
32-056
An Kum-Ae PRK
2012 3 June 1980
28-335
Xian Dongmei CHN
2004 15 September 1975
1 Cuba 1 1 2 4 2 2 Spain 2 - 1 3 1 3 Japan
1 - 2 3 3 4 Netherlands, The - 1 1 2 6 =5 Germany
1 - - 1 =4
=5 Italy
1 - - 1 =4
=7 DPR Korea (North) - 1
1 =7
=7 Great Britain - 1
1 =7
=7 Korea (South) - 1
1 =7
=7 Romania
- 1 - 1 =7
=11 Australia - -
1 =11
=11 Belgium
- - 1 1 =11
=11 Brazil
- - 1 1 =11
=11 China
- - 1 1 =11
=11 France
- - 1 1 =11
=11 United States - -
1 =11
Totals (6 events) 6 6 12 24 Multiple Medal Winners Name NOC Gold Silver Bronze Medals Driulys González CUB 1
1 3 Isabel Fernández ESP 1 - 1 2 Deborah Gravenstijn NED - 1 1 2
Youngest Competitors
14-175 Ludmila Cristea MDA
2000 27 March 1986
17-365
Danielle Zangrando BRA
1996 25 July 1979
18-164
Altagracia Contreras DOM
1992 18 February 1974
18-237
Elina Vavailagi Nasaudrodro FIJ
2004 22 December 1985
18-238
Filipa Cavalleri POR
1992 6 December 1973
18-250
Gulzat Uralbayeva KAZ
2008 4 December 1989
18-314
Driulys González CUB
1992 21 September 1973
18-339
Marcon Bezzina MLT
2004 11 September 1985
18-357
Nesria Jelassi TUN
2008 19 August 1989
19-124
Pascale Mainville CAN
1992 29 March 1973
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