beautiful divers who are ready to compete at the Olympic Games Rio 2016

WU Minxia, China (30 years old)

Holders of diving world champion last year he was regarded as the most successful female athlete diving at this time. How not, 4 gold has he gained from the three editions of the Olympics, a feat very fantastic course. Now in a fourth Olympics he took the name of China in Rio Olympics, Wu will carry a heavy mission of maintaining golds in Diving.

HE ZI, China (23 years old)

As compatriot Wu Minxia, He Zi also regarded as the most gifted athlete diving at this time. In Rio Olympics he would shoulder to shoulder with Wu Minxia cs to maintain the hegemony of China.

MELISSA WU, Australia (24 years old)

The name Australia on the world stage somewhat less quantifiable but now a new hope emerged. Won a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympics, Melissa Wu is ready to fight to lift the Australian hegemony in the Rio Olympics.

JULIANA Veloso, Brazil (36 years old)

Can be regarded as the most senior athlete in diving branch, of course Juliana expected to raise the mentality of the juniors. Got home advantage is certainly not easy to carry out public expectations brazil who thirst for achievement. Can he gain achievements.

ABBY JOHNSTON, United States (24 years old)

Of course we can not forget that America is a superpower in the sport that showcases the beauty of this. Abby Johnston would not want to restore the glory of the United States to gradually shifted by rival China

PANDELELA RINONG, Malaysia (22 years old)

It would not be surprising if Rinong seeded to win a medal at the Olympics Rio later. Olympic bronze in 2012 and silver in the Asian Games is an excellent achievement incision for Athletes who come from Southeast Asia. Even last year he was able to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games.

LAURA MARINO, France (22 years)

Took the name of French at the Games would be a heavy burden for Laura Marino. This athlete is actually less quantifiable, but there are other factors that are expected to be the talk of the Olympics Rio later