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    ADAM

    MAŁYSZ
    Adam Małysz (born 3 December
    1977) is a Polish ski jumper born
    and still living in the town of
    Wisła in southern Poland.
    In 1998, he achieved his
    best result in the team
    competition, placing
    eighth. In 2002 in Salt
    Lake City, Malysz “the
    magician” was one of the
    favourites. Having won 11
    competitions the year
    before, he was the World
    Cup holder and world
    champion on the normal
    hill.
    Since 1996, Adam
    Malysz has won 38
    World Cup victories,
    making his name at
    the world’s greatest
    ski jumping
    competitions: the
    World
    Championships four
    times, the World
    Cup four times and
    the Four Hills
    tournament in 2001.
    What is the reason for
    his popularity? One of
    them is beyond any
    doubt his successful
    sports career. However
    it seems quite unusual
    that his popularity
    came with his first
    spectacular success. In
    2001 he won the Four
    Hills tournament – the
    most important one in
    ski jumping. He was
    the first Polish to win
    it.
    Thanks to his
    repeated
    achievements,
    Adam Malysz turned
    ski jumping into a
    national sport in his
    country. The
    jumping
    competitions held at
    Zakopane attracted
    thousands of
    spectators, who
    came to cheer on
    their champion.

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