Nikolaj Pučkov
| Nikolaj Pučkov | |
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| Narození | 30. ledna 1930 Moskva |
| Úmrtí | 8. srpna 2005 (ve věku 75 let) Petrohrad |
| Povolání | hokejista a fotbalista |
| Ocenění | Řád rudého praporu práce zasloužilý trenér SSSR Řád čestného odznaku zasloužilý mistr sportu SSSR |
| Politická strana | Komunistická strana Sovětského svazu |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Lední hokej na ZOH | ||
| zlato | ZOH 1956 | SSSR |
| bronz | ZOH 1960 | SSSR |
| Mistrovství světa | ||
| zlato | MS 1954 | SSSR |
| stříbro | MS 1955 | SSSR |
| stříbro | MS 1957 | SSSR |
| stříbro | MS 1958 | SSSR |
| stříbro | MS 1959 | SSSR |
Nikolaj Pučkov (rusky:Николай Георгиевич Пучков) (30. ledna 1930, Moskva – 9. srpna 2005, Petrohrad) byl sovětský reprezentační hokejový brankář. Je členem Ruské a sovětské hokejové síně slávy (členem od roku 1954).
S reprezentací Sovětského svazu získal jednu zlatou olympijskou medaili (1956) a dále jednu bronzovou medaili (1960). Dále je držitelem jednoho zlata (1954) a čtyři stříbra (1955, 1957, 1958 a 1959) z MS.
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CCCP - Soviet Union vs. Canada in the 1954 World Ice Hockey Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. Soviet Union sensationally defeated Canada 7-2 in the final and won the gold in its first championship ever.
CCCP - Soviet Union vs. Canada in the 1954 World Ice Hockey Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. Soviet Union sensationally defeated Canada 7-2 in the final and won the gold in its first championship ever.