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00:00:00
The very word “Olympics”00:00:03
is just so important historically.00:00:06
Everybody waits only00:00:09
for the Olympic Games.00:00:27
“Manyunya is an Olympic champion”.00:00:31
I am also a three-time
world champion.00:00:34
As Ivan Urgant said —00:00:35
three-time on the outside,
two-time on the inside.00:00:46
I was absolutely shocked.00:00:47
“Do you really want to
end it all like this? 00:00:50
Really?” 00:00:53
I wouldn’t forgive myself
for that, of course.00:01:01
I have a character to be the first.00:01:04
And I wanted to be the
first in every competition.00:01:07
It was like this throughout school.00:01:10
I was going to the
school-level championships,00:01:14
then to the regionals, then
to our federal district 00:01:17
championships, and afterwards
to the Nationals.00:01:21
And I was very anxious, very nervous,00:01:24
but Gennady Gabrilyan, my
coach, was always with me,00:01:25
and my parents were very supportive.00:01:27
I was scared, but my coach
told me: “Be afraid, yes.00:01:33
You need to be afraid.
But you just have to make00:01:35
all these emotions help00:01:41
you.00:01:42
This is a helpful anger,
an athletic adrenalin.”00:01:45
And that advice has helped
me since my childhood.00:01:48
We have been growing together
with Gennady Gabrilyan.00:01:51
He — as a coach, me… yes, I am00:01:55
his only athlete at such a level, 00:01:58
and he is coaching me individually.00:02:01
And so together we worked
our way up — from the school00:02:06
days to being an Olympic champion.00:02:09
This is fabulous,
and I am in awe when00:02:12
I am talking about it.00:02:14
So you are still anxious before00:02:17
the start?00:02:18
Of course. 00:02:19
Even having so much
competition experience,00:02:24
I am still anxious.00:02:26
My biggest fear is
to lose this feeling.00:02:28
An athlete mustn’t00:02:31
become overconfident,
because it is very00:02:35
dangerous.00:02:38
If I were to remember any of my00:02:40
big competitions — I was
always trembling inside.00:02:43
My knees were always shaking.00:02:47
But at the Olympics, it was
actually for the first time00:02:49
that I was almost crying
at the warm-up.00:02:50
I was surprised by it.
I had to look up,00:02:58
so that I wouldn't tear up.00:02:59
There were so many
emotions inside me, 00:03:06
so it was very hard
to keep them in check,00:03:09
but this is what
experience is for.00:03:10
I was overwhelmed.00:03:13
You just realize that
this day is here.00:03:17
Going to sleep later today,
you would know already00:03:21
if you did it or not.00:03:23
It was very frightening
and exciting, so at first00:03:28
I restrained myself.00:03:30
But then I decided to
let it go and enjoy00:03:36
my emotions, enjoy this moment.00:03:38
After I finished my warm-up,
my coach led me00:03:41
to the call room, and I
hugged him for a long time.00:03:45
We usually do this,
because it is00:03:50
an energy exchange of a kind — at
this moment I feel that everyone00:03:53
is with me, and everyone is supporting me.00:03:58
And so we hugged for a
long time, because I felt00:04:01
that I was going
to the battlefield.00:04:04
And he wanted to stay,00:04:08
but there was nothing
he could do already,00:04:11
everything depended only on me.00:04:15
That was scary!00:04:17
But you said that you have waited 00:04:20
for this day for a long time?00:04:23
Yes, I was waiting
for it, and also00:04:29
dreading it.00:04:33
There were so many challenges.00:04:37
The situation that happened in 2016
with the entire federation ban 00:04:40
alienated me from the Olympics.00:04:41
I stopped believing, I guess.00:04:47
I was absolutely shocked,00:04:49
it was a total...00:04:56
injustice...00:04:58
The understanding that not
everything depends on you. 00:05:02
We have been told since our
childhood: “Work earnestly, 00:05:10
work hard, win, and new frontiers00:05:14
will open for you.”00:05:18
And in mid-July we were told: “No,
you are not going to the Olympics.”00:05:24
So, having the best result of
the season in the world, I 00:05:26
couldn’t go to my first Olympic Games. 00:05:27
It was… 00:05:32
stressful.00:05:36
Honestly, I don't want
to go back to it,00:05:40
but I was still positive.00:05:42
I tried to stay positive,00:05:44
and I didn’t even think
about finishing my career.00:05:47
I discussed it with my coach,
and we decided that00:05:50
if not this Olympics, then
definitely the next one.00:05:53
We had to keep going,
keep fighting. 00:05:55
If we had given up,
nobody would have00:06:00
noticed.00:06:01
But this is our life,
our work, our career.00:06:04
This is something that we have been
living for for quite a long time.00:06:10
So we went00:06:12
on vacation00:06:14
and in September started preparations00:06:17
for a new season, hoping that
everything will get back to normal.00:06:21
And we kept this hope from
year to year, from season00:06:25
to season.00:06:26
When we learned that there will be00:06:30
neutral statuses for athletes
and that we could apply,00:06:33
we were one of the first to do so.00:06:36
I needed practice with the
best athletes in the world,00:06:43
it has a huge influence
on my technique.00:06:45
And so despite all the talks,
we went for this neutral status,00:06:50
fully understanding what
we were doing. 00:06:56
And I won my second
World Championships.00:06:59
So, there is a whole story there,
and when I reminisce about it, 00:07:05
I become even prouder, because
we have gone through it. 00:07:10
So much time, so much
effort, and nerves —00:07:15
it is just incredible.00:07:16
It was hard, there were many
challenges ahead of this day.00:07:22
Then there was the pandemic that
had shifted everything for a year.00:07:26
Of course, I kept thinking:
“This day will come00:07:31
soon.”00:07:32
But at the same time, I was telling
myself: “You shouldn’t burn out00:07:35
in advance.”00:07:36
You have to keep living, keep training,00:07:40
give everything as usual
to the training process00:07:42
— the day will come anyway.00:07:44
And the next day will come,00:07:47
and then it will be all over.00:07:54
So I tried to live for today,00:07:55
so that I wouldn’t have00:07:56
an emotional burnout.00:07:59
At the Olympics, in the finals,
everything went well for you 00:08:05
up to the 196 cm point. And then it
was like some kind of barrier,00:08:10
and like in qualification you
took it only with a third attempt.00:08:14
Everyone was holding their breath,00:08:18
myself included.
What was going on00:08:21
inside your head at that moment?00:08:24
What were you feeling?00:08:27
During the finals, of course,
every girl was giving00:08:33
her one hundred percent
in that sector,00:08:36
including myself.00:08:37
I was struggling.00:08:39
I didn’t watch how my
competitors were jumping.00:08:45
I knew that after everything
I had been through,00:08:48
I had to make myself do my best,00:08:54
to show my 120 or even 150 percent00:08:57
with every jump.00:09:00
Of course, I already don’t remember
what was going on inside my head00:09:04
during my third attempt.00:09:06
Naturally, it was some
kind of trepidation — 00:09:11
“Do you really want to
end it all like this?00:09:14
Really?”00:09:15
I wouldn’t forgive myself
for that, of course.00:09:20
And again I gave it my everything.00:09:24
You can probably see how 00:09:26
accurate that jump was —00:09:32
so that not even a millimetre
of my body would touch00:09:36
the bar.00:09:37
This is probably a part
of my jumping system.00:09:41
At some point, there is
such a height that00:09:45
I realize that I have to switch on.00:09:50
Those are just the enormous heights
for the women’s high jump.00:09:54
Nowadays, all girls start
jumping from the lower00:09:58
heights, and you have 00:09:59
to be among them.00:10:03
But at some point
comes a wake-up call:00:10:08
“You have to do it right now,
or you will just walk away!”00:10:14
Is there something special
about jumping a third00:10:17
attempt?00:10:18
This is probably a00:10:20
special state of mind — 00:10:22
to walk on the edge like this.00:10:25
Do you feel energized by it?00:10:29
You are right, the third attempt00:10:33
is always like walking on the edge.00:10:39
It’s now or never.00:10:49
And when you are doing
your third attempt you 00:10:51
are swearing at yourself:
“How did you get yourself00:10:54
in this predicament? You
always have to make it 00:10:58
with the first attempt!” But I had
a very limited competitive experience00:11:02
this year, so I had to walk this way.00:11:05
And in the finals at the Olympics,00:11:08
I think that inside I felt
like I was competing00:11:10
in several events at the same time.00:11:13
So, the first lap was until
this 196 cm, then 196 cm,00:11:17
and afterwards I became a
slightly different person.00:11:21
It wasn’t like “OK,
I am in 10th place00:11:24
in the finals at the Olympics,00:11:26
something is not right” anymore.00:11:30
And then you kind of
wake up more and more00:11:33
from one height to another.
Of course, compared with 00:11:39
the finals in Doha at the
World Championships in 2019, 00:11:43
where I did everything with the first
attempt and was always the leader,00:11:46
it was very different. You have
to do it like I did in Doha, but 00:11:50
it doesn’t always work this way.
And I am glad that I made it. 00:11:54
I walked through this maze and I won!00:11:58
Was there a moment, when you felt
that you are getting ahead of everyone00:12:03
and you are close to the gold medal?00:12:08
No, because I was behind00:12:11
on the attempts.00:12:13
I remember that I kept telling myself:00:12:21
“The place means nothing right now.00:12:26
Everything can change at any moment.00:12:30
You have to do your job.00:12:34
You have to go for every height00:12:37
and take it with the first attempt.”00:12:41
In high jump00:12:42
attempts are very important, especially00:12:46
in the finals, when everyone is00:12:49
nervous,00:12:50
and consequently not everyone makes it.00:12:55
I saw standings, and so I knew that00:13:00
I was far away from the top.
I even started thinking about00:13:05
passing on height so
that I can climb 00:13:09
higher in the table.00:13:11
But I chased such thoughts away,00:13:12
I just had to go and00:13:13
clear every height
with the first attempt.00:13:17
Basically, it was such a brainstorm,00:13:18
it is hard to even think about it. 00:13:27
The understanding that I was close00:13:35
came probably after 2 meters.00:13:38
At 2.02 I was already
filled with energy — 00:13:43
one could have seen it
in the way I was jumping,00:13:46
in the way I was cheering
myself after the attempts. 00:13:49
That was the moment when
I finally was on my level,00:13:51
I was fighting not for the bronze,00:13:55
but for the first place,00:13:58
and nobody was going to stop me.00:14:00
I was definitely going for the gold!00:14:03
You cleared 2.04 with
the second attempt. 00:14:09
Yaroslava Mahuchikh passed and
then failed to clear this height.00:14:13
Did you watch Nicola
McDermott’s jump?00:14:17
No.00:14:18
So you do not watch others?00:14:19
No, I never watch how my
competitors are jumping.00:14:24
Definitely I do not watch
them during the competitions.00:14:27
Afterwards, I can look
them up on the internet,00:14:30
because it turns out that I don’t 00:14:32
even know their techniques.00:14:34
But at the moment
it can distract me. 00:14:36
Nicola’s jump was decisive,00:14:40
but I was just sitting somewhere
and wasn’t looking around,00:14:43
I was just waiting for the
reaction from the stadium.00:14:48
And by this reaction I understood 00:14:52
that00:14:55
I will go to bed as an Olympic champion.00:15:00
Well,00:15:03
watching the jumps of
others is not informative.00:15:06
I think that my coach
doesn’t watch as well.00:15:09
What was happening inside
you, when you realized00:15:13
that you became an Olympic champion?00:15:15
I think the broadcast showed it all.00:15:18
How I reacted.00:15:24
Something like that happened
to me for the first time.00:15:27
This inner hysterics,
the understanding that00:15:32
this immense, long, and hard road00:15:39
is over.00:15:42
We did it.00:15:44
I would be on the top
of the Olympic podium.00:15:50
I was so incredibly proud,
so happy, so grateful00:15:54
to my close ones, who were
there with me along the way.00:15:59
A state of absolute happiness.00:16:03
If you think about it, it
was just a regular day00:16:07
for people in Tokyo, in
Russia, or in any other00:16:12
country on Earth.00:16:13
But for us,00:16:14
the athletes, for me,
for my entourage,00:16:17
for all the supporters 00:16:19
that was one of the most emotional 00:16:22
days in life.00:16:25
And I was living every second 00:16:26
of it to the full, and I enjoyed it.00:16:32
So, I was full of happiness
and gratefulness.00:16:36
What did your husband Vladas and your
coach Gennady Gabrilyan tell you?00:16:39
Or were they just hugging and kissing you?00:16:43
Vladas was actually there, at the
stadium, in the commentary box.00:16:49
He stood up, and I saw
him at his workplace.00:16:53
So in the video, when I am
waving — I am waving to him.00:17:00
Actually, there is also
a recording of Vladas00:17:02
celebrating in his position.00:17:04
And my coach, he is usually00:17:09
reserved, just like me. 00:17:12
Even then, when he congratulated me,00:17:17
I saw that it was more like00:17:21
a relief for him,00:17:23
that00:17:25
we did it.00:17:28
And when I was walking
toward the stands —00:17:35
it was quite far away, I
couldn’t get near him, or00:17:38
hug him, we were just waving
to each other from afar.00:17:42
I don’t even remember that.00:17:44
So, there were internal hysterics00:17:46
and tears of joy.00:17:48
And we were able to see each
other only two hours later,00:17:51
because I had a press conference,
and I had to pass the doping control.00:17:55
And it was really a relief and happiness.00:18:04
I think he was proud that Manyunya,00:18:09
his student,00:18:13
is an Olympic champion.00:18:17
It is cool!00:18:18
Does he always call you “Manyunya”?00:18:21
Yes, that is a diminutive of my name that
he has been using since my childhood.00:18:24
What female character
from a film or a series00:18:27
can you call your kindred spirit?00:18:31
From the existing ones?00:18:32
Yes.00:18:34
Oh, that’s a tough question…00:18:46
I don’t know. 00:18:49
Surely, not some princess.00:18:55
Nothing comes to mind.00:18:58
But actually my coach
calls me Cinderella,00:19:00
because00:19:02
in training sessions00:19:03
I have to work like Cinderella00:19:07
without any dresses and shoes00:19:14
— just hard work,00:19:19
but at the competitions00:19:22
I have to be a queen — 00:19:24
an athlete, who is confident,00:19:30
and knows why she is here,00:19:32
and can show everything that Cinderella00:19:38
was working on.00:19:39
What are you like in your
everyday life, when you 00:19:42
are not an athlete?00:19:45
Are you a positive person? Do you
like to plan and control everything,00:19:48
control everything,
or do you let it go?00:19:50
How different are you
from your athlete self?00:19:54
I am definitely00:19:58
a positive person.00:20:04
I don’t like stress, I prefer
it when everything is easy,00:20:09
and you can just enjoy life
without making it complicated.00:20:17
Probably it depends
on one's occupation.00:20:20
My job is my favourite
thing to do, and so00:20:24
I do not have any issues
with coming home and just00:20:30
enjoying simple things:
cleaning the house,00:20:34
going to the cinema or theatre.00:20:38
At these moments I am
letting the sports go:00:20:41
I do not think about it,
I do not analyse it.00:20:46
I am an absolutely calm
and normal person.00:20:52
The only thing is that I
am not allowed to do any00:20:57
high-injury activities.00:20:58
I would like to go riding
horses, skating,00:21:02
or snowboarding,00:21:05
but I am not allowed yet.00:21:07
So, I do only professional sport 00:21:12
and choose more safe entertainment.00:21:16
You said that you
are a positive person.00:21:17
What can make you laugh?00:21:19
What were you laughing at recently?00:21:24
Vladas, my husband, could tell you,00:21:27
probably.00:21:29
He can make me laugh at any moment.00:21:36
I am a giggly person.00:21:40
Smile and laughter — this is
something that follows me.00:21:44
And I decided for myself that
it will be better this way.00:21:53
Whatever happens I keep
saying: “Nothing to worry00:21:56
about. Everyone is alive,
everyone is healthy, thank god. 00:21:58
So we are moving forward
with a positive mindset.” 00:22:06
That is the way I like it,
and I do not want to change,00:22:11
I want to stay a bit childish.00:22:17
I don’t want to grow up.00:22:20
What was I laughing at recently?00:22:23
Probably Vladas made some joke,00:22:27
I won’t remember now.00:22:28
Did your husband win you over
with his sense of humour?00:22:31
Among other things.00:22:33
What else did he win you over with?00:22:36
We moved on to the topic of a family?00:22:38
A bit.00:22:42
Vladas won me over with…00:22:45
It was at first sight — 00:22:49
the understanding that he is
a person with whom I want to be,00:22:54
live, wake up, and smile.00:22:58
He offers me immense support.00:23:01
He is a man you want to be
strong for, and to be close to.00:23:06
How does he support you before the start? 00:23:08
Is it important for you to
hear him, to talk to him?00:23:16
Probably, it is more important
to simply be near me.00:23:19
There are no “here — do like this, 00:23:25
and there — like that.
You can do it easily00:23:27
here, but here you
should work harder”.00:23:30
And given my character,
it shouldn’t even be00:23:34
like this.00:23:36
Because who, if not an athlete,
wants more to win, to jump higher00:23:42
or to run faster than everybody else? 00:23:43
We, the athletes, already
understand what we want,00:23:48
and it is important that
a person close to us00:23:53
would simply say: “I am with
you. I am here for you.”00:23:57
Whatever happens, he will wait
for me at home and will love me00:23:59
whether I am an Olympic champion or not. 00:24:03
First of all, we are a family.00:24:07
And only then we are a family of
an athlete and a sports journalist.00:24:10
We are a family that loves and
supports each other in every endeavour00:24:17
and in work.00:24:18
And it is also important to
hear from your parents: “We are00:24:23
with you, we are here for
you, we love you, adore you,00:24:30
and wait for you.”00:24:32
And that is enough. Not
only for an athlete, 00:24:35
but for any person.00:24:36
You are the only three-time world
champion in high jumps, correct?00:24:40
Yes, I am the only one.00:24:44
As Ivan Urgant [late-night
show host in Russia] said —00:24:46
three-time on the outside,
two-time on the inside.00:24:51
I am going to make a pun: How
do you manage to keep the bar00:24:54
so high?00:24:55
By the way, when I became00:24:59
the only three-time world champion00:25:02
in high jump in history,00:25:03
it was not something00:25:06
I was aiming for. 00:25:09
I didn’t00:25:11
even know00:25:13
that I could get this achievement.00:25:17
I was aiming to compete00:25:19
in Doha in 2019 and00:25:24
try to defend my title.00:25:27
I didn’t have the goal
to become “the only one”.00:25:34
As my coach always says:
“You need to jump.00:25:37
You need to show the result.00:25:40
Titles and medals will follow.”00:25:42
So I was going there to jump.00:25:44
It was a big responsibility,
it gives you visibility.00:25:51
Then, in 2019 I was in
the centre of attention,00:25:55
and that was nice,
because it meant 00:25:58
more attention for
athletics in general.00:26:00
We need it right now.00:26:05
A reminder that we are
alive, we keep training, 00:26:10
we are the best in the world,
and we stand our ground.00:26:19
It gave us some recognition,
but not as much as the Olympics,00:26:22
by the way.00:26:24
Being a three-time world champion,00:26:27
the only one, as you said,00:26:30
is also huge for athletics.00:26:33
But it still won’t compare 00:26:35
to the title of an Olympic champion.00:26:36
The Olympics00:26:37
are just historically 00:26:42
much more important.00:26:46
Everybody waits only for it.00:26:50
Well...00:26:52
Well yes...00:26:54
What are your plans and goals
for sports and life ahead?00:26:58
What else would you like to win?00:27:02
Maybe some personal milestones?00:27:05
I am still an athlete,00:27:07
and in athletics we have
a lot of competitions,00:27:11
official and commercial,
many opportunities 00:27:15
to get better and better.00:27:17
So I want to use them00:27:22
and improve my personal achievements.00:27:25
To jump even higher. 00:27:29
It is possible.00:27:30
I have experience,
desire, and strength.00:27:35
My coach is also eager
to keep working.00:27:38
I think, the moment we went
on vacation, he started00:27:41
working on the plans
for a new season.00:27:43
And his eagerness gives me00:27:47
strength and energy as well.00:27:52
And all I want is one thing…00:27:59
Just like the song!00:28:04
I want to get even better00:28:05
in a technical sense.00:28:09
Speaking of songs, do
you like to sing?00:28:11
To sing?00:28:12
Yes, we have three smart
speakers at home — one00:28:19
for every room, so I can switch it on
from every corner of the apartment. 00:28:23
Vladas and I adore Russian pop music:
Valeriy Meladze, Leonid Agutin, and Nu Virgos.00:28:30
Everything one can sing — we like it all.00:28:33
Before, when going out was
allowed, we used to go to00:28:38
concerts and sing along.
Now we sing at home,00:28:41
but it still gives us00:28:42
pleasure.00:28:43
What is your favourite song?00:28:46
My favourite song…00:28:52
I’d name the hit by00:28:54
Valery Meladze00:28:55
“Krasivo” [In style].00:28:59
And I adore a song by
Muslim Magomayev —00:29:02
"Sinyaya vechnost" [Blue Eternity],00:29:05
it gives me goosebumps.
Because it gives you00:29:12
such an emotional charge.00:29:13
Yes, it is a very deep song.00:29:15
And his voice is amazing.00:29:18
The last question. What
would you wish for yourself?00:29:21
To be myself no matter what.00:29:29
Despite all the losses
and predicaments that00:29:31
could happen. Those will always
be there, in every person's life.00:29:35
So, to stay true to yourself,00:29:42
to your way of life.00:29:50
To love, to believe,
and to be grateful.00:29:54
Thank you! 00:29:55
Thank you! Thanks,00:29:56
you are absolutely
sincere and charming!00:29:59
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