John Peterson
| John Peterson | ||
| Brottning, herrar | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Silver | München 1972 | Fristil, mellanvikt |
| Guld | Montréal 1976 | Fristil, mellanvikt |
John Peterson, född den 22 oktober 1948 i Cumberland, Wisconsin, är en amerikansk brottare som tog OS-silver i mellanviktsbrottning i fristilsklassen 1972 i München och därefter OS-guld i samma viktklass 1976 i Montréal. Han är bror till den tvåfaldige olympiske medaljören Ben Peterson.
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