It's funny but, 3x3x3=1.

[gennady]

Today is the birthday celebrated Olympic champion, who has a unique matches.
Won only one gold medal athlete competed in three Olympics, was a member of three different teams, and represented the three countries.
Call the name of of this unique.

[LopenUupunut]

Ludmila Engquist? Competitor for Soviet Union/CIS Russia/Sweden; w100h OG champion in Atlanta.

[gennady]

Yes LopenUupunut, it really Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist!
Her first Olympic Games in Seoul 1988 and she represented the Soviet Union.
At the second she was a member of the Unified Team and represented Russia in 1992.
Olympic champion she was in her third Olympics in 1996 representing Sweden.
Happy Birthday Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist, and these congratulations we need send to Spain.

[mump boy]

Yes LopenUupunut, it really Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist!
Her first Olympic Games in Seoul 1988 and she represented the Soviet Union.
At the second she was a member of the Unified Team and represented Russia in 1992.
Olympic champion she was in her third Olympics in 1996 representing Sweden.
Happy Birthday Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist, and these congratulations we need send to Spain.

One of the most heinous drug cheats in the history of our sport, who is persona non grata in her adopted country of Sweden after creating some cock and bull story about her ex husband spiking her drink, getting worldwide sympathy with her cancer scare and then testing positive again while competing in the bobsleigh

I'd rather be wishing Julius Korir a happy birthday

[tandfman]

Or English Gardner, no longer a teenager.

[gennady]

A short explanation.
I am indeed very very far from what would be a fan Ludmila Engkuist.
Yes, in that day there were two Olympic champions, but the name Julius Korir is difficult for connecting with any facts which then will guess not simply.
And there are no other reasons.