First Diver to Sweep Both Events at Consecutive Olympics
Greg Louganis
First Diver to Sweep Both Events at Consecutive Olympics
Diving, USA, 1984-1988
10 Questions
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First Diver to Sweep Both Events at Consecutive Olympics trivia questions
- Which country did Greg Louganis represent in Olympic diving?
- In which city were the Summer Games where Louganis returned to Olympic gold after 1976?
- Which two diving disciplines did Louganis win at both Summer Games in the 1980s?
- What was Louganis's finishing position at the 1976 Summer Games in platform?
- Which event did Louganis win at the 1978 World Championships?
- At the 1988 Summer Games, what happened during Louganis's springboard preliminaries?
- Which nation hosted the Summer Games where Louganis completed his second sweep?
- Louganis became only the second diver to sweep both events in consecutive Games. He was also the only what?
- What is Greg Louganis's middle name?
- In what month was Greg Louganis born?
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