Der Absturz der australischen Sportgiganten
© Reuters/Jerry LampenVor zehn Jahren sah die Welt von Grant Hackett (li.) und Ian Thorpe wunderbar aus. Da hagelte es bei den Olympischen Spielen in Athen für die beiden australischen Ausnahmeschwimmer Edelmetall.
Zwei der größten Athleten aus Down Under stecken bis zum Hals im Sumpf des Lebens.
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Australia's Thorpe stands on the podium with team-
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Australia's Thorpe stands next the pool ahead of t
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SWITZERLAND BASELWORLD
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AUSTRALIA FOOTBALL FC LAUNCH
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Ferrari formula one driver Michael Schumacher of G
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SINGAPORE IOC
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JAPAN TOKYO OMEGA IAN THORPE
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Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe is silhouetted as he
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Australia's world and Olympic swimming champion sw
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Australia's world and Olympic swimming champion sw
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GREECE IAN THORPE
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AUSTRALIA IAN THORPE PRESSER SYDNEY
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Australia's Ian Thorpe is seen ahead of the start
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Ian Thorpe, die Autobiographie
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Australia's Thorpe reacts after the men's 200m fre
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Australia's Thorpe smiles after competing in the m
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Ian Thorpe of Australia casts a shadow while he wa
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IAN THORPE BOOK LAUNCH
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MALAYSIA SWIMMING OLYMPICS AUSTRALIA
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Australia's Grant Hackett holds all the medals he
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