Wajdi Bouallègue (Arabic: وجدي بوعلاق; born in Tunis on 9 February 1982) is a Tunisian gymnast. He was the only Tunisian gymnast that competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics and the 2012 Summer Olympics. Wajdi Bouallègue holds a record of 23 gold African medals and has achieved 5 gold medals in a single African championship in Senegal Dakar 2004 (record). He's the only Arab and African gymnast that qualified for 2 consecutive World Cup finals(São Paulo 2006-Madrid 2008).He was elected the best Tunisian sportsmen of the year 2006.[1]
| Medal record | ||
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Representing  Tunisia
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| Men's Artistic gymnastics | ||
| Mediterranean Games | ||
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2005 Almería | Vault |
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2005 Almería | Floor exercise |
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2009 Pescara | Vault |
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2013 Mersin | Floor exercise |
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2013 Mersin | Vault |
| African Championships | ||
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2012 Tunis | Floor exercise |
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2012 Tunis | Vault |
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2012 Tunis | All-around |
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2012 Tunis | Rings |
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2012 Tunis | Parallel bars |
| Pan Arab Games | ||
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2011 Doha | Floor exercise |
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2011 Doha | Rings |
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