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Hryhoriy Misiutin

Hryhoriy Misiutin competed for Ukraine in men's artistic gymnastics, 1991–1996. Career medals: 6 gold, 4 silver.

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career medals

Career, in brief

Hryhoriy Misiutin was a two-time Olympian for Ukraine in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1991 through 1996. He won four Olympic medals — four silver.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 2 appearances

1996 Atlanta Olympics

Jul 20 → Aug 4 · Atlanta
All-Around Qual 57.812 — did not advance 106th
Pommel Horse Qual 9.625 — did not advance 99th
Still Rings Qual 9.700 — did not advance 98th
Floor Exercise Qual 19.362 — 5th, advanced Final 9.100 — 8th 8th
Vault Qual 19.125

1992 Barcelona Olympics

Jul 26 → Aug 9 · Barcelona
All-Around Qual 116.975 — 3rd, advanced Final 58.925 SILVER
Pommel Horse Qual 18.800
Still Rings Qual 19.650
Parallel Bars Qual 19.550 — did not advance 4th
Horizontal Bar Qual 19.700 — 1st, advanced Final 19.700 SILVER
Floor Exercise Qual 19.700 — 2nd, advanced Final 19.700 SILVER
Vault Qual 19.575 — 1st, advanced Final 19.575 SILVER

World — 4 appearances

1995 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (30th, Sabae)

Oct 1 → 8 · Sabae
Vault Final GOLD

1993 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (28th, Birmingham)

Apr 15 → 18 · Birmingham
Floor Exercise Final GOLD

1992 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (27th, Paris)

Apr 15 → 19 · Paris
Horizontal Bar Final GOLD

1991 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (26th, Indianapolis)

Sep 6 → 15 · Indianapolis
Team Final Soviet Union GOLD
All-Around Final GOLD
Still Rings Final GOLD

On This Day

Dec 29, 1970 · Hryhoriy Misiutin was born

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Atlanta 1996, Barcelona 1992) · olympedia.org (Atlanta 1996, Barcelona 1992) · usagym.org (Sabae 1995, Birmingham 1993, Paris 1992, Indianapolis 1991)
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