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In 1976, I lived in a rooming house at the University of California at Berkeley. When Greg Louganis was about to compete, we’d run up and down the halls, shrieking “LOU-GAAA-NIS!” so we all could crowd into the TV room, watching him compete against against Klaus DiBiasi or others. Eight years later, in 1984, I propped a tiny portable TV onto the kitchen counter in order to prep dinner for my fiancé and myself-that is, if we were picking up a quick, homemade meal after work, or catching a few highlights before enjoying speed skating in a bar after work. In 1988, I introduced the oldest of our three sons to Greg Louganis’ dives: whether from television, from the color photo plates in the books I owned. As our sons grew older, they’d shake their little chubby hands with those of sports journalists such as Christine Brennan-whether she was covering gymnastics, ice dancing, figure skating, long-track, or short-track speed skating.

A great list. I remember many of these. Super fun to see the much older athletes as well and see how far the sport has progressed.

Incredible!

Incredible skills..🥰🥰

Magnificent

I love this list

Awesome

Love it!

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No one comes close to Neymar’s diver 🤷🏻‍♂️

Chinese is the best in diving, especially in women, no other country had a chance to compete

Wow I could have won the Olympics in the 1950’s😅😅

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