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New page: Alexandros Terzian is a former Greek athlete who competed in the 100m, 200m and in the 60m (indoors). Terzian was born on June 24, 1968 in Buenos Aires, Argenti...

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Alexandros Terzian is a former [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete who competed in the [[100m]], [[200m]] and in the 60m (indoors).

Terzian was born on [[June 24]], [[1968]] in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was an athlete of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]].

Terzian is mainly remembered as the man who broke the 21-year old Greek record of [[Vasilis Papageorgopoulos]] in the [[100m]]. He did so on [[June 17]], [[1993]] with a performance of 10.22.

Terzian also broke Papageorgopoulos' 60m indoor record (6.59 in Sevilla, Spain) on [[March 3]], [[1993]].

Among his distinction, Terzian has a gold medal in the Mediterranean Games of [[1993]] in the [[100m]], two silver medals in the same games for the [[200m]] and the 4x100m relay race, a gold in the Balkan Games of [[1994]] and several first-place finishes in the Panhellenic Games.

[[Category:Greek Athletes|Terzian, Alexandros]]
[[Category:1968 births|Terzian, Alexandros]]

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 Terzian was born on [[June 24]], [[1968]] in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was an athlete of [[Panellinios Gymnastic Club]].
-Terzian is mainly remembered as the man who broke the 21-year old Greek record of [[Vasilis Papageorgopoulos]] in the [[100m]]. He did so on [[June 17]], [[1993]] with a performance of 10.22.
+Terzian is mainly remembered as the man who broke the 21-year old Greek record of [[Vasilis Papageorgopoulos]] in the [[100m]]. He did so on [[June 17]], [[1993]] with a performance of 10.20.
 Terzian also broke Papageorgopoulos' 60m indoor record (6.59 in Sevilla, Spain) on [[March 3]], [[1993]].

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 Terzian also broke Papageorgopoulos' 60m indoor record (6.59 in Sevilla, Spain) on [[March 3]], [[1993]].
-Among his distinction, Terzian has a gold medal in the Mediterranean Games of [[1993]] in the [[100m]], two silver medals in the same games for the [[200m]] and the 4x100m relay race, a gold in the Balkan Games of [[1994]] and several first-place finishes in the Panhellenic Games.
+Among his distinctions, Terzian has a gold medal in the Mediterranean Games of [[1993]] in the [[100m]], two silver medals in the same games for the [[200m]] and the 4x100m relay race, a gold in the Balkan Games of [[1994]] and several first-place finishes in the Panhellenic Games.
 [[Category:Greek Athletes|Terzian, Alexandros]]
 [[Category:1968 births|Terzian, Alexandros]]