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• “I thought she would say something, scold me, but she just watched me with her eyes.” Artem Frolov on how he dropped his noodles in the locker room on his first day of training with Tutberidze.
• Shoma Uno: “When I won Worlds, seeing how happy Stephane was meant a lot to me. Looking back, that might have been the best moment of my skating life.”
• Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: “The greatest pleasure I get is from finally being able to arrange each day for myself. I might think about coming back, but for now, I’m busy with other things, and it’s awesome!”
• Shoma Uno: “It was one of the most disastrous performances in my long competitive career… And that was my senior debut. I never imagined I would be able to achieve such great results for such a long time.”
• “Looking into the audience’s eyes” Mai Mihara told about her method to ease nerves. “I look into the eyes of the audience, fill my heart with gratitude, saying ‘Thank you,’ and then switch my focus to skate.”

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• Casual Observer on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• FS Gossips on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• Jeffrey Ferguson Nolt on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on “During the Olympic season, we appeared decent and in some ways, more confident than other teams in the fight for the third spot.” and “I never wanted to skate for America.” Interview with Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin

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• “I thought she would say something, scold me, but she just watched me with her eyes.” Artem Frolov on how he dropped his noodles in the locker room on his first day of training with Tutberidze.
• Shoma Uno: “When I won Worlds, seeing how happy Stephane was meant a lot to me. Looking back, that might have been the best moment of my skating life.”
• Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: “The greatest pleasure I get is from finally being able to arrange each day for myself. I might think about coming back, but for now, I’m busy with other things, and it’s awesome!”
• Shoma Uno: “It was one of the most disastrous performances in my long competitive career… And that was my senior debut. I never imagined I would be able to achieve such great results for such a long time.”
• “Looking into the audience’s eyes” Mai Mihara told about her method to ease nerves. “I look into the eyes of the audience, fill my heart with gratitude, saying ‘Thank you,’ and then switch my focus to skate.”
• Anastasia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov: “We didn’t follow the ISU council. Frankly, we didn’t really expect other decision. In fact, it would have been a surprise if we had been admitted to international competitions.”
• Shoma Uno: “I’d like to try being a figure skating commentator once. I want to speak freely rather than stick strictly to norms. I’ll probably do it my way and then disappear after one go.”

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• Casual Observer on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• FS Gossips on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• Jeffrey Ferguson Nolt on “I was always watching the performances of Tutberidze’s girls. Then the opportunity to train there appeared, how could I miss such a chance?” Interview with Swiss skater Anastasia Brandenburg
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on “During the Olympic season, we appeared decent and in some ways, more confident than other teams in the fight for the third spot.” and “I never wanted to skate for America.” Interview with Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin
• Al on “During the Olympic season, we appeared decent and in some ways, more confident than other teams in the fight for the third spot.” and “I never wanted to skate for America.” Interview with Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin
• fortuna on “Our initial conversations with the I.AM started two years ago, at the end of the Olympic season. But at that time because of difficulties with the documents it didn’t work out.” Davis and Smolkin about trainings in Montreal
• Jono on Irina Slutskaya: “To this day, I still believe I was the best at 2002 Olympics. My daughter, when she first watched that performance, asked in amazement, ‘Mom, how could that American girl have won? She made such serious mistakes.”
• Jon USA on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on Irina Slutskaya: “To this day, I still believe I was the best at 2002 Olympics. My daughter, when she first watched that performance, asked in amazement, ‘Mom, how could that American girl have won? She made such serious mistakes.”

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