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Miruts Yifter (Amharic and Tigrinya: ምሩፅ ይፍጠር,
affectionately known as "
Yifter the Shifter", 15 May 1944 – 22
December 2016) was an
Ethiopian long-distance...
- Emil Zátopek (1952) and
Russian Vladimir Kuts (1956).
After them,
Miruts Yifter (1980) and
Kenenisa Bekele (2008), both from Ethiopia, and Mo
Farah from...
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points more than the
winning score in
Moscow at the time.
Ethiopian Miruts Yifter won the 5,000
metres and 10,000
metres athletics double,
emulating L****e...
- lead,
slowing the pace in
order to
conserve his
famous team mate
Miruts Yifter's final kick power.
Kedir led the twelve-man
group at 2,000
metres in 5:22...
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meters and set a U.S.
record of 13:15.1
while finishing second to
Miruts Yifter in the
inaugural World Cup. On May 16, 1971,
Liquori lowered his personal...
- women, took part in 26
events in 3 sports.
Miruts Yifter — Athletics, Men's 5000
metres Miruts Yifter — Athletics, Men's 10000
metres Mohamed Kedir — Athletics...
- Richmond, Virginia. It was
highlighted by
foreign guests including Miruts Yifter. The 1975 women's
championships marked the
first time that the two miles...
- Prefontaine,
American middle- and long-distance athlete.
Miruts Yifter, aka '
Yifter the Shifter',
Ethiopian winner of two
golds at the 1980 Olympics...
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achieving the 5000 m/10000 m
distance double, last
achieved by
Ethiopian Miruts Yifter in 1980
Moscow Olympics. El
Guerrouj became the
first man in 80
years to...
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Flagbearer for Ethiopia
Turin 2006 Succeeded by
Miruts Yifter Olympic Games Preceded by
Miruts Yifter Flagbearer for Ethiopia
Vancouver 2010 Succeeded by...
