Edmond Decottignies
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 3 grudnia 1893 Comines | |||||||||
| Data i miejsce śmierci | 3 czerwca 1963 Comines | |||||||||
| Wzrost | 171 cm | |||||||||
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Edmond Albert Decottignies (ur. 3 grudnia 1893 w Comines, zm. 3 czerwca 1963 tamże) – francuski sztangista, złoty medalista olimpijski.
Swój jedyny medal na arenie międzynarodowej wywalczył podczas Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich w Paryżu w 1924 roku. W wadze lekkiej zwyciężył, wyprzedzając na podium Austriaka Antona Zwerinę i Bohumila Durdisa z Czechosłowacji[1]. Został jednocześnie pierwszym w historii francuskim mistrzem olimpijskim w tej kategorii.
W Comines rozgrywany jest turniej jego imienia Tournoi Edmond Decottignies[2].
Przypisy
Bibliografia
- Olympedia - Edmond Décottignies (ang.). olympedia.org. [dostęp 2021-08-02].
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