Olympic All-Around Champions Quiz

Select the correct Olympic All-Around Champion from their corresponding Olympic Games.

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1. 1952 Helsinki

Nina Bocharova (USSR) ✓

Margit Korondi (HUN) ✓

Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) ✓

Agnes Keleti (HUN) ✓

Gorokhovskaya was 1st, Bocharova 2nd, Korondi 3rd, and Keleti was 1952 Olympic Champion on floor exercise.

2. 1956 Melbourne

Agnes Keleti (HUN) ✓

Larisa Latynina (USSR) ✓

Eva Bosakova (TCH) ✓

Sofia Muratova (USSR) ✓

Latynina was 1st, Keleti 2nd, Muratova 3rd, and Bosakova won silver on balance beam.

3. 1960 Rome

Vera Caslavska (TCH) ✓

Polina Astakhova (USSR) ✓

Sofia Muratova (USSR) ✓

Larisa Latynina (USSR) ✓

Latynina was 1st, Muratova 2nd, Astakhova 3rd, and Caslavska won team silver.

4. 1964 Tokyo

Vera Caslavska (TCH) ✓

Larisa Latynina (USSR) ✓

Polina Astakhova (USSR) ✓

Tamara Manina (USSR) ✓

Caslavska was 1st, Latynina 2nd, Astakhova 3rd, and Manina won silver on balance beam.

5. 1968 Mexico City

Larisa Petrik (USSR) ✓

Zinaida Voronina (USSR) ✓

Vera Caslavska (TCH) ✓

Natalia Kuchinskaya (USSR) ✓

Caslavska was 1st, Voronina 2nd, Kuchinskaya 3rd, and Petrik tied for gold on floor exercise with Caslavska.

6. 1972 Munich

Karin Janz (GDR) ✓

Ludmilla Tourischeva (USSR) ✓

Tamara Lazakovich (USSR) ✓

Olga Korbut (USSR) ✓

Tourischeva was 1st, Janz 2nd, Lazakovich 3rd, and Korbut was 1972 Olympic Champion on balance beam and floor exercise.

7. 1976 Montreal

Ludmilla Tourischeva (USSR) ✓

Olga Korbut (USSR) ✓

Nellie Kim (USSR) ✓

Nadia Comaneci (ROU) ✓

Comaneci was 1st, Kim 2nd, Tourischeva 3rd, and Korbut won silver on balance beam.

8. 1980 Moscow

Elena Davydova (USSR) ✓

Maxi Gnauck (GDR) ✓

Nadia Comaneci (ROU) ✓

Natalia Shaposhnikova (USSR) ✓

Davydova was 1st, Comaneci and Gnauck tied for 2nd, and Shaposhnikova was 1980 Olympic Champion on vault.

9. 1984 Los Angeles

Ecaterina Szabo (ROU) ✓

Ma Yanhong (CHN) ✓

Mary Lou Retton (USA) ✓

Simona Pauca (ROU) ✓

Retton was 1st (as much as we've tried to erase it recently), Szabo 2nd, Pauca 3rd, and Ma was 1984 co-Olympic Champion on uneven bars.

10. 1988 Seoul

Daniela Silivas (ROU) ✓

Elena Shushunova (USSR) ✓

Svetlana Boginskaya (USSR) ✓

Dagmar Kersten (GDR) ✓

Shushunova was 1st, Silivas 2nd, Boginskaya 3rd, and Kersten won silver on the uneven bars.

11. 1992 Barcelona

Shannon Miller (USA) ✓

Lavinia Milosovici (ROU) ✓

Roza Galiyeva (EUN) ✓

Tatiana Gutsu (EUN) ✓

Gutsu was 1st, Miller 2nd, Milosovici 3rd, and Galiyeva was unfairly swapped out of the all-around in favor of Gutsu.

12. 1996 Atlanta

Lilia Podkopayeva (UKR) ✓

Simona Amanar (ROU) ✓

Gina Gogean (ROU) ✓

Lavinia Milosovici (ROU) ✓

Podkopayeva was 1st, Gogean 2nd, and Amanar and Milosovici tied for 3rd.

13. 2000 Sydney

Simona Amanar (ROU) ✓

Maria Olaru (ROU) ✓

Andreea Raducan (ROU) ✓

Liu Xuan (CHN) ✓

ANDREEA RADUCAN IS THE TRUE 2000 OLYMPIC ALL-AROUND CHAMPION GET FUCKED IOC. Amanar was 2nd, Olaru 3rd, Liu was initially 4th before Raducan was unfairly stripped of her gold medal and eventually moved up to 3rd.

14. 2004 Athens

Anna Pavlova (RUS) ✓

Carly Patterson (USA) ✓

Zhang Nan (CHN) ✓

Svetlana Khorkina (RUS) ✓

Patterson was 1st, Khorkina 2nd, Zhang 3rd, and Pavlova was 4th.

15. 2008 Beijing

Shawn Johnson (USA) ✓

Yang Yilin (CHN) ✓

Ksenia Semenova (RUS) ✓

Nastia Liukin (USA) ✓

Liukin was 1st, Johnson 2nd, Yang 3rd, and Semenova 4th.