András Sike
| András Sike | |
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| Narození | 18. července 1965 (58 let) Eger |
| Povolání | zápasník |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Zápas na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1988 | řecko-římský do 57 kg |
| Mistrovství světa v zápasu řecko-římském | ||
| bronz | MS 1989 | bantamová váha |
| bronz | MS 1991 | bantamová váha |
| Mistrovství Evropy v zápasu řecko-římském | ||
| stříbro | ME 1990 | bantamová váha |
| bronz | ME 1988 | bantamová váha |
András Sike (* 18. června 1965 Eger, Maďarsko) je maďarský zápasník, reprezentant v zápase řecko-římském.
V roce 1988 vybojoval na olympijských hrách v Soulu zlatou medaili ve váhové kategorii do 57 kg, na hrách v Barceloně o čtyři roky později skončil ve stejné kategorii na 10. místě.
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András Sike, hungarian wrestler. 1988 Summer Olympics - Gold Medal Winner
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András Sike, hungarian wrestler. 1988 Summer Olympics - Gold Medal Winner