Viktor Sidyak
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Viktor Sidjak
Viktor Sidjak (né le 21 novembre 1943 à Anjero-Soudjensk) est un ancien escrimeur soviétique qui fut champion olympique.
Palmarès
- Champion olympique individuel au sabre en 1972 (Munich), 3e en 1976 (Montréal)
- Champion olympique par équipe en 1968(Mexico), 1976 et 1980(Moscou), 2e en 1972.
- Champion du monde individuel en 1969(La Havane),2éme en 1973,3éme en 1971 et 1974.
- Champion du monde par équipe en 1970,1971,1974 et 1975.
- Vainqueur de la coupe du monde en 1972 et 1973.
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Champions olympiques de sabre |
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Catégories : Sabreur soviétique | Champion du monde d'escrime | Champion olympique d'escrime | Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1968 | Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1972 | Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1976 | Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1980 | Naissance en 1943
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