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Two-time Olympic ice hockey champion Alexander Maltsev is fighting for his life. This was announced by hockey coach Dynamo (Moscow) Vladimir Krikunov, but did not specify what illness the legendary Russian hockey player is struggling with.
Maltsev, who turns 71 on April 20, is in a coma in a German hospital. He is one of the great ice hockey figures of the former USSR and one of the few who has not played for CSKA Moscow. The nine-time world champion is the great emblem of Dynamo hockey.
“Unfortunately I could not congratulate Alexander Maltsev on his birthday. He is in a German hospital for the second month and the situation is difficult. He was placed in an artificial coma. The doctors take him away from her here, they bring him back. The doctors are optimistic and they say everything will be fine. We all look forward to a successful completion of the treatment, “Krikunov said.
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Alexander Maltsev is an absolute record holder of the USSR National Ice Hockey Team (319) and goals scored (212). He is Olympic champion in 1972 and 1976 and vice Olympic champion in 1980. In addition to the nine gold medals, there are two silver and one bronze medals at the World Championship.
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