Alina Ivanova

Russian Olympic gymnast and champion

Alina Ivanova - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 16th, 1969
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Competed in artistic gymnastics, representing Russia. Achieved significant success in the 1990s, highlighted by participation in the Olympic Games. Earned multiple medals in World Championships, contributing to the national team's standing in international competitions.

Won a gold medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics

Secured titles at multiple World Championships

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