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Rio2016: The most beautiful Hungarian sportswomen
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We hope you’re already in Olympic fever, but in case not, we now bring you some of the most beautiful women from the Hungarian Olympic Team, who will guarantee that fever 😉 Life.hu put together a list of beautiful Hungarian sportswomen, who are not only talented, but also their appearance at the Olympic Games will definitely be unforgettable.
Zsófia Földházi (pentathlon)
She did ballet as a small girl and managed to keep her slender body while being a professional pentathlonist, which comes with a lot of different physical strain. And she does all this with naughtily wavy hair and sparkling brown eyes along with her beautiful face and radiance, which would make male hearts melt even in a movie, let alone in Olympic broadcasting. By the way, she is a European and World Champion.
Zsuzsanna Jakabos (swimming)
We would bet that the first person that comes to most of our minds when talking about beautiful Hungarian sportswomen is Zsuzsanna Jakabos. You could easily mistake her for a supermodel and she is probably known by even those who are not sport fans as she’s been on the front cover of quite a lot of magazines. We hope that she’ll be able to fulfil her dreams in Rio!
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Villő Kormos (diving)
We are not surprised that divers have a finely lithe and gracefully aerodynamic body. Still, it is her charming smile that makes Villő Kormos so special, that makes us all want to smile with her. Not to mention that she has bright blue eyes that fall in line with her nickname, Villanyka (little electric light). Also, she is a three time European bronze medallist in synchronic diving.
Edina Gangl (water polo)
If we were the opponent of the Hungarian water polo team and wanted to score a goal, we might be distracted by the beauty of the goal keeper – not that anyone has a chance to trick her. We can only see her engaging face in the pool, as the cap covers her amazingly long brown hair. Her team won the European Championships this year, so we are right to root for the women’s water polo team as potential winners in Rio.
This is a disgustingly sexist article, putting the physical appearances of these athletes above their talent and sporting ability. You should be ashamed of yourself writing such an article, why are you judging these women on their looks? And how about the Hungarian athletes that you don’t think are beautiful, do they not deserve mention for their talents? How dare you belittle these sportswomen in this way!