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Vilana Savadyan

b. 2007

Uzbekistani rhythmic gymnast

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Born 2007. Vilana Savadyan is a rhythmic gymnast.

Vilana Savadyan (born 6 July 2007) is an Uzbek rhythmic gymnast. She is a multiple-time Asian junior medalist and also won the team gold at the Asian Games in 2022.

Career In 2018, she took part in the "Crystal Statuette Cup" in Moscow. In 2019 she was the national silver medalist with ribbon.

At the 2022 Asian Championships in Pattaya, she won silver in teams and became the junior champion with ribbon.

In 2023, she was selected for the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou where she, along with her teammates Evelina Atalyants and Takhmina Ikromova, won gold in the team event.

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Who is Vilana Savadyan?

Uzbekistani rhythmic gymnast

When was Vilana Savadyan born?

Vilana Savadyan was born on 6 July 2007.

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Vilana Savadyan is a rhythmic gymnast.

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· Wikipedia: Vilana Savadyan

· Wikidata: Q123117013

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