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Romanian artistic gymnast Corina Georgiana Ungureanu (born August 29, 1980, in Ploieşti, Romania) achieved international recognition for her performances between 1993 and 1999. She was part of two teams that secured gold medals at the World Championships and clinched the European Championship title on floor exercise in 1998.

Ungureanu initiated her gymnastics training at the Petrolul Ploieşti club in her native city but later spent much of her career training in Bucharest under coach Leana Sima. At the national training center located in Deva, she received guidance from Octavian Belu. Her initial experience on an international stage occurred during a junior dual competition against Germany, where she led her team to victory and placed eighth overall. In 1996, she returned to international competition by winning the all-around title at the EcoAir Cup. Although she did not participate in the 1996 Olympics, Ungureanu contributed to Romania's gold medal victories at both the 1997 and 1999 World Gymnastics Championships before retiring due to a spinal cord injury.

Post-retirement, Ungureanu stirred controversy when she posed nude for Playboy Romania's January 2000 issue. These images were subsequently featured in Playboy Japan in May of that year and prompted her to create a nude photobook titled Corina Ungureanu Photograph Collection (コリーナ・ウングレアーヌ 写真集) ISBN 4-7976-7021-5 released later that year in Japan. In collaboration with former teammates Lavinia Miloșovici and Claudia Presecan, she appeared in two Japanese DVDs titled Gold Bird and Euro Angels released in 2002; these included scenes showcasing their gymnastics routines without tops. Concurrently published was another nude photobook entitled LCC Gold ISBN 4-87279-118-5. Various images from these projects also appeared within Shukan Gendai magazine based out of Japan. An edited version of these DVDs called 3 Gold Girls was made available in Germany by 2004.

The release of these DVDs raised issues as some promotional materials depicted the gymnasts wearing their official Romanian team leotards without prior knowledge about contractual obligations regarding this attire until after filming had commenced [1]. Following this situation, Ungureanu along with her colleagues faced a ban from coaching or competing within Romania from 2002 until 2007; during this time she engaged briefly as a coach abroad in Italy.

In addition to her athletic endeavors, an authorized biography named Corina Ungureanu: Beginning and End penned by Laurian Stãnchescu was issued in 2004. Currently acting as a spokesmodel for Bucovina SA—a bottled water brand based out of Romania—Ungureanu manages New Haven coffee shop located within Ploieşti alongside her partner. Early into the year of 2007 saw her accepting a coaching role situated within England together with fellow gymnast Claudia Presecan.

Ungureanu again posed for Playboy Romania back in March of 2008.