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Ivano Balic voted the best handball player in history
By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published  08/18/2010 | Sports | Unrated
According to the votes of the readers of International Handball Federation web pages


Ivano Balić, Croatian handball player, height 1.90 m, weight 93 kg, the best in the history of this sport




 
Ivano Balić is the king of handball - according to the users of www.ihf.info. Almost 11,000 website users took part in this voting - the question was “Who’s the best male handball player ever?” 48,7 % - almost one half - voted for the Croatian international, who became Olympic Champion 2004, World Champion 2003, runner-up at World (2005, 2009) and European Championships (2008, 2010) with his national team. On individual level, Balic (born in Split, current club RZ Zagreb) has been awarded World Handball Player of the Year twice (2003, 2006) and Most Valuable Player (MVP) at several major tournaments. He was a member of the all-star teams even more often.

Source International Handball Federation




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