Imre Polyák
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| Narození | 16. dubna 1932 Kecskemét |
| Úmrtí | 15. listopadu 2010 (ve věku 78 let) Budapešť |
| Místo pohřbení | Bazilika svatého Štěpána |
| Povolání | zápasník, trenér a policista |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Zápas na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1964 | řecko-římský do 63 kg |
| stříbro | LOH 1952 | řecko-římský do 62 kg |
| stříbro | LOH 1956 | řecko-římský do 62 kg |
| stříbro | LOH 1960 | řecko-římský do 62 kg |
| Mistrovství světa v zápasu řecko-římském | ||
| zlato | MS 1955 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1958 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1962 | pérová váha |
| stříbro | MS 1961 | lehká váha |
| stříbro | MS 1963 | pérová váha |
Imre Polyák (16. dubna 1932 Kecskemét, Maďarsko – 15. prosince 2010, Budapešť) byl maďarský zápasník, reprezentant v zápase řecko-římském.
Čtyřikrát startoval na olympijských hrách. V roce 1952, 1956 a 1960 vybojoval stříbrnou a v roce 1964 zlatou medaili vždy v pérové váze.
V roce 1955, 1958 a 1962 vybojoval zlato, v roce 1961 a 1963 stříbro na mistrovství světa. Dvanáctkrát vybojoval individuální titul mistra Maďarska, dvakrát byl týmovým národním šampiónem. V roce 1958 a 1962 byl vyhlášen maďarským Sportovcem roku. Po ukončení aktivní sportovní kariéry pokračoval ve svém domovském klubu Újpesti TE jako trenér.
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Left-right: Imre Polyák, Rauno Mäkinen, Roman Dzeneladze at the 1956 Olympics
Left-right: Imre Polyák, Rauno Mäkinen, Roman Dzeneladze at the 1956 Olympics