(dpa files) - Photo dated 20 August 2004 shows Irina Korzharnenko (C) of Russia, winner of the women's shot put, flanked by second-placed Cuba's Yumileidi Cumba (L) and third placed Germany's Nadine Kleinert during the victory ceremony in the Olympic stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. After Korzharnenko lost her gold medal because of doping, Cumba from Cuba will take the gol
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(dpa files) - Photo dated 20 August 2004 shows Irina Korzharnenko (C) of Russia, winner of the women's shot put, flanked by second-placed Cuba's Yumileidi Cumba (L) and third placed Germany's Nadine Kleinert during the victory ceremony in the Olympic stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. After Korzharnenko lost her gold medal because of doping, Cumba from Cuba will take the gold medal, Germany's Kleinert will get the silver medal and Russia's Svetlana Krivelyova bronze, it was reported 23 August 2004. The shot put competition was held at Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympics, and was meant to be a showpiece of the Games.