Olympic Gold Medalist Dies at 60 After Making History for Soviet Gymnastics
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Olympic Gold Medalist Dies at 60 After Making History for Soviet Gymnastics
Remember the 1988 Seoul Olympics, when Vladimir Gogoladze helped the Soviet Union win the men’s artistic gymnastics team gold and became an Olympic champion at just 22 years old. The Tbilisi-born gymnast was also part of a historic moment in the sport, performing the first triple back somersault at the Olympic Games. Nearly four decades […]
At the age of 60, Vladimir Gogoladze, a champion of sports gymnastics, died at the age of 60. The death of an athlete was reported by the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of Georgia and handed over to TASS. "The National Olympic Committee of Georgia is deeply sad about the passing of the Olympic Championship, Vladimir Gogoladze's name gymnast, and expresses condolences to his family, close and sports community," announced in the organization. At…
The international gymnastics world is mourning the death of Vladimir Gogoladze, who died at the age of 60. Gogoladze made history as a member of the Soviet "dream team" that won gold at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. No information is currently available about the circumstances of his death.
Vladimir Gogoladze, the team champion of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, died on October 4 at the age of sixty, the Georgian National Olympic Committee announced.
Vladimir Gogoladze, an Olympic champion of sports gymnastics, died in the 61st year of his life and was reported dead by the National Olympic Committee of Georgia.
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