2018 FIG Artistic World Championships — concludes
Ran Oct 25 – Nov 3 in Doha.
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Nov 3
Events on this day
1985 FIG Artistic World Championships — opens
Runs Nov 3 – 10 in Montreal.
View full results →Born on this day (10)
Erzsébet Gulyás-Köteles — born 1924
Gulyás-Köteles competed for Hungary in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948–1956. Three Olympic medals across three Games.
Gulyás-Köteles's career →Otto Pfister — born 1900
Pfister competed for Switzerland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1924–1928. Two Olympic medals across two Games, one of them gold.
Pfister's career →Karl Neukirch — born 1864
Neukirch competed for Germany in men's artistic gymnastics, 1896. Two Olympic golds at one Games.
Neukirch's career →Art Rosenkampff — born 1884
Rosenkampff competed for USA in men's artistic gymnastics, 1904. One Olympic medal.
Rosenkampff's career →Henrik Nielsen — born 1896
Nielsen competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic medal.
Nielsen's career →Nils Widforss — born 1880
Widforss competed for Sweden in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic gold.
Widforss's career →Bertie Stell — born 1885
Competed for Great Britain, 1908.
Stell's career →Jaska Saarivuori — born 1888
Competed for Finland, 1908.
Saarivuori's career →Michael Lang — born 1875
Competed for USA, 1904.
Lang's career →Michel Biet — born 1883
Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
Biet's career →