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85 European
Champions from 21 Countries
From the first European Championships 1955 (Frankfurt/Germany) on the
UEG registered all together 83 different individual European Champions,
coming from 21 different countries.
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Witali Scherbo (URS/BLR)
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On top of the Nations in the history of Euro Champs
are the Soviet Union with all together 18 Champions, winning all
together 93 gold medals.
>> Nine Germans are
members of this golden list of success, starting for their
different counries in history:
>> For the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG)
Adalbert Dickhut and Helmut Bantz were the first German winners
in 1955 and Eberhard Gienger is the most successful German
athlet (3x gold).
- For the German Democratic Republic (GDR, at last 1990)
five European Champions won seven titles: Klaus Koeste, Ralph Baerthel, Roland
Brueckner, Sylvio Kroll, Holger Behrendt and
Andreas Wecker, who won in 1992 (Budapest) the first, but also
the last gold medal for the unit Germany.
<< The most successful athlet is Vitali Scherbo
(URS/BLR), the 12times European Champion in history, followed by
the Slovanian Miroslav Cerar
(former Yugoslavia) and by Nikolai
Andrianov URS) with all together 10 European gold medals.... |
The
topical best...
>> After the 26. European Championships 2004, Ljubljana
now
- Marian Dragulescu (ROM) is the most successfull
athlet, winning all together 7 European titles and ranks on 8th
place of the eternal champions list, followed by
- Alexei
Nemow (RUS), Ioan Suciu (ROM),
Marius
Urzica (- both ROM) and Juri Chechi (ITA),
winning 4 European gold medals in history.
The 35 years old Chechi is the participating record holder, now:
He took part from 1987 on and after a break of eight years to
the 7th time, again |
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>> GYMmedia
statistics: EUROPEAN
CHAMPIONS ALL. 1955 - 2004
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