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The following line could return to the main article with some factual information about his Melbourne performance, rephrased with a NPOV:
At the recent World Titles in Melbourne, Australia, Gergely Kiss defended his honour of being known as one of the greatest water polo players in the world.
Kuteni 15:09, 12 August 2007 (UTC)Kuteni
