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For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games, the anthem of Ukraine was played after the victory of Oleg Kucherenko, an athlete from Luhansk region, who won "gold" in Greco-Roman wrestling in the weight category up to 48 kilograms.

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Ukrainian athlete Serhiy Bubka became the first person to show a result above 6 meters in pole vault. In 1993, he set a record indoors in Donetsk, jumping 6.15 meters. This result lasted unbeaten for 21 years.

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Oksana Bayul won the Olympics in Lillehammer. She performed 5 triple jumps and unexpectedly added an element that was not originally in the program - a cascade of jumps. I must add that she had a leg injury, but she won. The debut of the young state at the Olympics was so unpredictable that the organizers of the Games spent 45 minutes searching for the anthem of Ukraine, and even raised the flag to the mountain.

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-The only triumph of Ukraine in team sports at the European Championships took place in basketball. The women's national team beat Italy 77:66.
-August 10 at the World Athletics Championships Ukrainian athlete Inessa Kravets made the third jump, which ended at 15.50. And this result has become a record and has remained an unattainable figure for 24 years.

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- Ukraine performed at the Olympic and Paralympic Games for the first time. 9 gold, 2 silver and 12 bronze medals are what the Ukrainians received. But most of all, these are two awards of the highest grade of Lilia Pidkopaeva. The Ukrainian gymnast became the absolute champion, and also won the award of the highest grade in free exercises and took the second place in exercises on the deck.
- In Atlanta in 1996, Ukraine made its debut at the Paralympic Games. There were 25 athletes who won seven medals.

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- On November 5, a return match took place in Kyiv, where the Ukrainians made it to the quarterfinals, but Italian Juventus did not allow them to make it further. And in a year Kyiv will stop one step closer to the final, not being able to pass the German "Bavaria".
- At the Deaflympics, the men's volleyball team won its first "gold", then it will repeat this result twice more - in 2005 and 2013.

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-The national team of Ukraine participated in the Winter Paralympic Games for the first time and immediately received 9 awards.
- For the first time, the Paralympic football team won the "gold" of the World Cup. In 2001, 2003 and 2017, Ukrainians also won gold.

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- Vitali Klitschko became the first world champion in professional boxing in the history of Ukraine. In the fight for the WBO super heavyweight title, the Ukrainian knocked out Gerby Gaida in the second round.
- Biathlete Olena Zubrilova became a three-time world champion in the 15 km individual race, pursuit race and mass start at the World Championships in Finland.

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At the Olympics in Sydney, Ukraine won the "fish" Yana Klochkova.

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Ukrainian basketball player Stanislav Medvedenko won the NBA championship as part of the Los Angeles Lakers

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This year there was a world chess championship in Moscow. In the final, two Ukrainians met - 33-year-old Vasyl Ivanchuk and 18-year-old Ruslan Ponomarev. The victory was won by Ruslan Ponomarev. He became the first world chess champion in the history of Ukraine, as well as the youngest winner in world history (at that time).

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Anna Bezsonova became a two-time world champion in Budapest and a three-time European champion in rhythmic gymnastics in Riga.

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- Irina Merleni became the world's first Olympic wrestling champion in the under-48 weight category.
- Andriy Shevchenko becomes the owner of the Golden Ball. And this is the third Ukrainian player to be named the best football player in Europe.
- At the Games in Athens, the women's national handball team of Ukraine took third place and won the only Olympic award for all the years of independence in sports.
- Ukrainian hockey player Ruslan Fedotenko won the Stanley Cup as part of the Tampa team.

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Ukrainian powerlifting athlete Larysa Solovyova became the World Games champion. The title of the strongest woman in the world still remains with the Ukrainian, and this is 14 years. Solovyova won four World Games - 2005, 2009, 2013, 2017.

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The national team of Ukraine made its debut at the World Cup.