Ilke Wyludda pictured at the 1995 World Athletics Championships in Gothenburg.
The double European discus Champion won the Olympic title the following year.
Between 1989 and 1991 she recorded 41 successive wins until beaten by
Tsvetanka Khristova at the 1991 World Championships.
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Diskus Endrunde {Frauen}
Weltmeisterschaft 1995
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| 1. Ellina Zvereva |
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BLR |
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68.64m |
| 2. Ilke WYLUDDA |
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GER |
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67.20m |
| 3. Olga Burova-Chernyavskaya |
|
RUS |
|
66.86m |
| 4. Maritza Martén |
|
CUB |
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64.36m |
| 5. Natalya Sadova |
|
RUS |
|
62.60m |
| 6. Mette Bergmann |
|
NOR |
|
62.48m |
| 7. Franka Dietzsch |
|
GER |
|
61.28m |
| 8. Lyudmila Filimonova |
|
BLR |
|
61.16m |
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Diskus Endrunde {Frauen}
Olympische Spiele 1996
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| 1. Ilke WYLUDDA |
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GER |
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69.66m |
| 2. Natalya Sadova |
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RUS |
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66.48m |
| 3. Ellina Zvereva |
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BLR |
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65.64m |
| 4. Franka Dietzsch |
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GER |
|
65.48m |
| 5. Xiao Yanling |
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CHI |
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65.72m |
| 6. Olga Chernyavskaya |
|
RUS |
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64.70m |
| 7. Nicoleta Grasu |
|
ROM |
|
63.28m |
| 8. Lisa-Marie Vizaniari |
|
AUS |
|
62.48m |
Ilke Wyludda pictured at the 1991 World Athletics Championships, on 31st. August 1991.
The 1990 European discus champion won the silver medal with a throw of 69.12m
Photo George Herringshaw. ©
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Diskus Endrunde {Frauen}
Europameisterschaft 1990
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| 1. Ilke WYLUDD |
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GDR |
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68.46m |
| 2. Olga BUROVA |
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URS |
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66.72m |
| 3. Martina HELLMANN |
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GDR |
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66.66m |
| 4. Gabrielle REINSCH |
|
GDR |
|
66.08m |
| 5. Irina YATCHENKO |
|
URS |
|
65.16m |
| 6. Ellina ZVERYEVA |
|
URS |
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63.88m |
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Diskus Endrunde {Frauen}
Weltmeisterschaft 1991
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| 1. Tsvetanka Khristova |
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BUL |
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71.02m |
| 2. Ilke WYLUDDA |
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GER |
|
69.12m |
| 3. Larisa Mikhalchenko |
|
SOV |
|
68.26m |
| 4. Martina Opitz-Hellmann |
|
GER |
|
67.14m |
| 5. Daniela Costian |
|
AUS |
|
66.06m |
| 6. Chunfeng Min |
|
CHN |
|
65.56m |
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Diskus Endrunde {Frauen}
Europameisterschaft 1994
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| 1. Ilke WYLUDDA |
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GDR |
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68.72 |
| 2. Elena ZVEREVA |
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BLS |
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64.46 |
| 3. Mette BERGMANN |
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NOR |
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64.34 |
| 4. Nicoleta GRASU |
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ROM |
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63.64 |
| 5. Olga CHERNYAVSKAYA |
|
RUS |
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62.54 |
| 6. Jana LAUREN |
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GER |
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60.44 |
In January 2011 Ilke Wyludda had to have her right leg amputated because of Sepsis.
In 2012 she represented Germany at the London Paralympics, becoming the first German athlete
to have represented her country at both Olympic and Paralympic Games.
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2000 65.76 Chemnitz 22 JUL
1999 62.66 Erfurt 03 JUL
1998 63.46 Budapest 21 AUG
1996 69.66 Atlanta 29 JUL
1995 69.20 Norden 20 AUG
1994 68.72 Helsinki 10 AUG
1993 64.06 Stuttgart 17 AUG
1992 70.96 Sevilla 06 JUN
1991 69.12 Tokyo 31 AUG
1990 71.10 Tel Aviv 27 MAY
1989 74.56 Neubrandenburg 23 JUL (personal best)
1988 74.40 Berlin 13 SEP
1987 71.64 Potsdam 20 AUG
1986 65.86 Neubrandenburg 01 AUG
1985 62.36 Halle 19 MAY
1984 57.74 Cottbus 26 JUL