Nadia Elena Comaneci

It was at the Montreal Olympic Games 1976 that she achieved one of the greatest sporting moments of all time - the score of the first ever perfect 10 on the asymmetrical bars. Additionally, she also scored six perfect 10s, making her, at fourteen years old, the youngest Olympic medallist in every category. The Romanian gymnast was able at attracting international attention to aid in helping Romania get its place on the world map. In achieving an unachievable result she became a legend and promoted gymnastics across the globe. In addition, it transformed people's perspective of female athletes. It was because of her influence during this Olympics that even the uneven bar event includes two movements named in honor of her, the toe-on as well as release, both of which have been considered to be at an extremely difficult degree. Apart from the Olympics she also performed exceptional at each of the World Championships (World Championships) as well as the European Championships. Thus, becoming one of world's most well-known and famous gymnasts. The "Queen" of the Olympics, after she defected to America, experimented with models and sports marketing equipment.