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• Daniel Grassl: “I failed to update my real location in the system three times – it happened at different times and in different countries. I was suspended for one year because I was able to prove the violation was unintentional.”
• Alexandra Trusova: “I really said that if I’m going, you need to either squeeze in or go somewhere because I can’t jump. And they literally jumped out of the rink. I think this was probably a case of star fever.”
• “They were unique, no one skated like them — neither before nor after. Are there those who can take their place? I don’t see any such athletes yet.” Tatiana Tarasova about Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron
• “I made my senior debut here at the NHK Trophy. Back then, everything seemed so big and frightening. But looking back, it wasn’t as big as I thought.” Seoyeong Wi about her performance at the Grand Prix series
• Irina Rodnina: “The ISU has decided that they will admit our juniors. It has not yet been specified when, where, and under what conditions, but the decision has already been made because the audience finds it rather dull without the Russians.”

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• No war on Ekaterina Kurakova: “Sadly, people in Russia aren’t happy. I constantly receive death threats and hateful comments after my performances. I used to ignore it, but some things truly hurt. Like “You’re a disgrace to Poland.”
• ioanykie on Ekaterina Kurakova: “Sadly, people in Russia aren’t happy. I constantly receive death threats and hateful comments after my performances. I used to ignore it, but some things truly hurt. Like “You’re a disgrace to Poland.”
• Casual Observer on Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Valieva’s return to the sport should be like the explosion of the Universe. A huge number of people are waiting for this.”
• ioanykie on “There is hesitation. We need to shift from a mindset of ‘I might fail’ to one of ‘I will definitely do this.'” Yuma Kagiyama and his coach on the mindset for the Grand Prix Final
• ioanykie on Alexandra Trusova: “Sometimes I feel sad and rewatch all my performances — from my childhood up to the Olympics, even the recent ones. It’s nostalgia. In such moments, I need to watch something, to cry.”

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• Daniel Grassl: “I failed to update my real location in the system three times – it happened at different times and in different countries. I was suspended for one year because I was able to prove the violation was unintentional.”
• Alexandra Trusova: “I really said that if I’m going, you need to either squeeze in or go somewhere because I can’t jump. And they literally jumped out of the rink. I think this was probably a case of star fever.”
• “They were unique, no one skated like them — neither before nor after. Are there those who can take their place? I don’t see any such athletes yet.” Tatiana Tarasova about Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron
• “I made my senior debut here at the NHK Trophy. Back then, everything seemed so big and frightening. But looking back, it wasn’t as big as I thought.” Seoyeong Wi about her performance at the Grand Prix series
• Irina Rodnina: “The ISU has decided that they will admit our juniors. It has not yet been specified when, where, and under what conditions, but the decision has already been made because the audience finds it rather dull without the Russians.”
• Ekaterina Kurakova: “Sadly, people in Russia aren’t happy. I constantly receive death threats and hateful comments after my performances. I used to ignore it, but some things truly hurt. Like “You’re a disgrace to Poland.”
• Rafael Arutyunyan: “What do I wish for Ilia Malinin? For the important things he has planned in his life to definitely come true. And that he should not be afraid to make difficult and uncomfortable decisions. It’s not always possible, nor necessary, to be nice.”

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• No war on Ekaterina Kurakova: “Sadly, people in Russia aren’t happy. I constantly receive death threats and hateful comments after my performances. I used to ignore it, but some things truly hurt. Like “You’re a disgrace to Poland.”
• ioanykie on Ekaterina Kurakova: “Sadly, people in Russia aren’t happy. I constantly receive death threats and hateful comments after my performances. I used to ignore it, but some things truly hurt. Like “You’re a disgrace to Poland.”
• Casual Observer on Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Valieva’s return to the sport should be like the explosion of the Universe. A huge number of people are waiting for this.”
• ioanykie on “There is hesitation. We need to shift from a mindset of ‘I might fail’ to one of ‘I will definitely do this.'” Yuma Kagiyama and his coach on the mindset for the Grand Prix Final
• ioanykie on Alexandra Trusova: “Sometimes I feel sad and rewatch all my performances — from my childhood up to the Olympics, even the recent ones. It’s nostalgia. In such moments, I need to watch something, to cry.”
• Casual Observer on Rafael Arutyunyan: “When an athlete comes to me and says that their motivation is to restore a quad jump, win a specific competition, or become recognized — in my opinion, that’s nonsense.”
• Ranvi on Anna Shcherbakova: “In Tutberidze’s group, training is structured so that the main competitors are always on the same ice. I don’t even know how it would be otherwise.”
• Casual Observer on Rafael Arutyunyan: “When an athlete comes to me and says that their motivation is to restore a quad jump, win a specific competition, or become recognized — in my opinion, that’s nonsense.”
• No war on Rafael Arutyunyan: “Samodelkina certainly has many advantages. But there’s a problem: she hasn’t been raised to have a long career in sports. A complete reboot is necessary. Is she ready for this?”
• Skates on Kevin Aymoz: “After the European Championships, everyone wrote me off, as if they threw me in the trash. I’m so glad that I was able to show that it was too early to count me out.”

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