Katarina Witt measurements, bio, height, weight, shoe and bra size
Katarina began skating on ice when she was five. Her success allowed her to show her talent and gain entry into the Karl-Marx-Stadt special school for gifted kids. She met Jutta Muller here. The year that Witt made her breakthrough was in 1982 when she came second in the World Championships in Copenhagen. Since that time the elegance and grace of her skating captured the eye of all. Then she began dominating the sport. Olympic triumphs at the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games, Katarina Witt fought hard in a tightly fought contest to win the women's figure skating gold medal. In a more competitive competition, four years later, Witt won her gold medal. Witt actually fell short of the free-skating competition, but won the gold medal on her performance in the mandatory figures as well as the short program. Witt became the women's first repeatedly crowned winner of figure skating following Sonja Henie. Hall of Fame Witt, who had achieved success in the world of film and television as an actor, returned to figure skating to compete at the Lillehammer Winter Games 1994. While she was not able to take home a medal, the young woman enchanted her audience despite placing seventh. Witt received her induction to the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame, 1995.
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