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The 62 pages that link to Olympic medal, each with the reason it gives.

• Olympic gold medalNarrower topic: The gold award is the first-place member of this three-medal system.

• Paavo NurmiNarrower topic: His nine gold medals remain central to how his athletic legacy is measured.

• Jim ThorpeNarrower topic: Thorpe's medals became symbols of an eligibility dispute and a long campaign for recognition.

• Jackie Joyner-KerseeNarrower topic: Her six medals span four Olympic Games and two different track-and-field events.

• List of multiple Olympic gold medalistsNarrower topic: A gold medal is the unit used to rank these athletes.

• Alexei NemovNarrower topic: Nemov's 12 medals made him one of the most decorated male Olympic gymnasts.

• Katie LedeckyNarrower topic: Her Olympic collection gives a concise measure of her sustained success across four Games.

• Apolo OhnoNarrower topic: His eight medals place him among the most decorated American Winter Olympians.

• Bonnie BlairNarrower topic: Blair’s five gold medals place her among the most successful Winter Olympians.

• Lee Chong WeiNarrower topic: Three Olympic silver medals became the most visible measure of Lee's near-misses.

• Teófilo StevensonNarrower topic: His three gold medals became enduring symbols of his sporting legacy.

• Birgit FischerNarrower topic: Fischer's eight gold medals anchor her standing in Olympic history.

• Evgeni PlushenkoNarrower topic: His four medals span three Olympics and include individual and team competition.

• Kaori IchoNarrower topic: Her four gold medals made Olympic success the central measure of her legacy.

• Marit BjørgenNarrower topic: Her record consists of medals accumulated across five editions of the Winter Games.

• Ralf SchumannNarrower topic: His gold and two silvers define his Olympic legacy.

• Shaun WhiteNarrower topic: White’s three gold medals made his halfpipe record a central part of his public legacy.

• Shelly-Ann Fraser-PryceNarrower topic: Her collection of Olympic medals reflects success across several Games and events.

• Al OerterNarrower topic: Oerter's four golds belong to the broader history of Olympic medals.

• Aleksandr MedvedNarrower topic: His three gold medals became the most visible measure of his international achievement.

• Chris HoyNarrower topic: Hoy’s six gold medals made his Olympic record a measure of sustained excellence across events.

• Edoardo MangiarottiNarrower topic: The 13 medals across Mangiarotti’s five Games define his record.

• Kipchoge KeinoNarrower topic: Keino's two golds and one silver made him a prominent Kenyan Olympic medalist.

• Kirsty CoventryNarrower topic: Coventry earned seven Olympic medals across four Summer Games.

• Saina NehwalNarrower topic: Nehwal’s bronze was India’s first Olympic medal in badminton.

• Sawao KatōNarrower topic: Katō's eight golds make his Olympic medal record central to his sporting legacy.

• Eddie EaganNarrower topic: Eagan's two gold medals represent victories in separate Olympic sports.

• Elena ZamolodchikovaNarrower topic: Her career includes individual golds and Olympic team medals.

• Hadi SaeiNarrower topic: His record consists of two gold medals and one bronze.

• Hans Günter WinklerNarrower topic: His seven medals place him among the most decorated Olympic show jumpers.

• He KexinNarrower topic: He’s two medals mark the main achievements of her Olympic career.

• Shirley StricklandNarrower topic: Her three golds were part of a broader Olympic record that also included silver and bronze.

• Wu MinxiaNarrower topic: Her five gold medals span three Olympic Games and two event formats.