Nikolay Vikhor

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Nikolay Vikhor (

Sofia, Bulgaria

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References

sports-reference

1959: Antonios Kounadis (GRE)
1961: Edmund Piątkowski (POL)
1963: Gaetano Dalla Pria (ITA)
1965: Lars Haglund (SWE)
1967: Gary Carlsen (USA)
1970: János Murányi (HUN)
1973: Viktor Zhurba (URS)
1975: Markku Tuokko (FIN)
1977: Nikolay Vikhor (URS)
1979: Wolfgang Schmidt (GDR)
1981: Armin Lemme (GDR)
1983–1985: Luis Delís (CUB)
1987: Randy Heisler (USA)
1989: Kamy Keshmiri (USA)
1991: Adewale Olukoju (NGR)
1993: Alexis Elizalde (CUB)
1995:
Vitaliy Sidorov
(UKR)
1997: Vladimir Dubrovshchik (BLR)
1999: Frantz Kruger (RSA)
2001: Aleksander Tammert (EST)
2003: Wu Tao (CHN)
2005: Gerd Kanter (EST)
2007: Gerhard Mayer (AUT)
2009: Mohammad Samimi (IRI)
2011: Märt Israel (EST)
2013: Ronald Julião (BRA)
2015: Philip Milanov (BEL)
2017: Reginald Jagers III (USA)
2019: Matthew Denny (AUS)
2021: Oskar Stachnik (POL)

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