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1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Fu_MingxiaFu Mingxia – Wikipedia

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   Fu Mingxia (chinesisch 伏明霞, Pinyin Fú Míngxiá, * 16. August 1978 in Wuhan) ist eine ehemalige chinesische Wasserspringerin.Sie gewann je zwei Goldmedaillen im Kunstspringen und im Turmspringen. Ihr Vater brachte ihr sehr früh das Schwimmen bei, mit fünf Jahren begann sie zu turnen, wechselte aber recht bald zum Wasserspringen. 1990 wechselte sie zum Training nach Peking zu Trainer ...

2. www.encyclopedia.com › fu-mingxia-1978Fu Mingxia (1978–) | Encyclopedia.com

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   Fu Mingxia (1978–). Chinese diver. Born Aug 16, 1978, in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Won 1st World championship title (1991), the youngest world champion ever (age 12); at Barcelona Olympics, won a gold medal in platform (1992), the youngest Olympic champion ever (age 13); at World championships, won the 10-meter platform gold (1993, 1994) and 3-meter springboard gold (1995); at Atlanta ...

3. olympics.com › en › videoWomen's 10m Platform Diving Final | Barcelona 1992 - Olympics.com

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   Teenage Chinese diver Fu Mingxia stunned viewers at the Barcelona 1992 Games as a dazzling final display gave her gold.

4. www.thenationalnews.com › sport › best-olympic-athletes-fu-mingxia-theBest Olympic athletes: Fu Mingxia, the philosophical diver

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   24 de jul. de 2011 · 1. Fu Mingxia, China, 1992, 1996, 2000 – Became the only woman to win five Olympic medals with silver in the 3m synchro in Sydney. 2. Greg Louganis, United States, 1976, 1984, 1988 – Achieved a double-double in Seoul, claiming the springboard and platform gold for the second time. 3.

5. olympics.com › fr › athletesMingxia FU - Olympics.com

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   9 de jun. de 2016 · C'est par la gymnastique que Mingxia Fu a débuté la pratique du sport. Á l'âge de 9 ans, elle se tourne vers le plongeon et en 1991, du haut de ses 12 ans, elle devient la plus jeune championne du monde de l'histoire. En 1992 pour les Jeux Olympiques à Barcelone, la jeune Chinoise est inscrite dans l'épreuve du plongeon de haut vol à 10m.

6. content.time.com › time › magazineThe Summer Olympics: Fu Mingxia - TIME

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   Triple gold medalist Fu Mingxia doesn't expect anyone to remember her. Sure, China's mop-haired diving diva was the youngest gold medalist in Barcelona, at 13, and a double winner in Atlanta. But when she ducked out of the limelight at 18, her whispery voice citing mental exhaustion, the former child prodigy figured her glory days were done.

7. xiaym.tripod.com › fumingxiaFu Mingxia - Tripod

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   Thus Fu Mingxia started her diving career, a path to making history and bringing her glory. Fu Mingxia won her first world champion title in 1991 at the World Swimming Championships. At age 12, she became the youngest world champion ever. She has already made history, yet she consistently trained hard, and more glory was coming her way.