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• Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: “How do you win such fan love without being an Olympic champion? I believe the key is to be genuine with your audience and not act like someone you’re not.”
• Yuzuru Hanyu: “After Pyeongchang, I already wanted to step away. But truthfully, I couldn’t stop because I’d said in so many interviews that I’d land the 4A. It was my dream, and I was terrified of letting go of it – terrified of giving up.”
• Shoma Uno “Unlike competitions, the primary goal of this ice show is to entertain and share joy with everyone. With ‘Ice Brave 2,’ I hope to continue embracing challenges and show you how I’m evolving as a skater and entertainer.”
• Eteri Tutberidze: “Athletes often start taking on the role of victim; pity gets a quicker emotional response, but for me pity is unacceptable – it’s humiliating.”
• “After thorough consideration, including an analysis of the submitted documentation, the ISU Council decided to decline the application.” ISU on the decision to decline Veronika Zhilina’s application to switch national teams
• Jia Shin has officially left the Toronto Club and returned to Korea to continue her preparation for her senior debut season
• Yuzuru Hanyu: “The satisfaction of defeating tough opponents after preparing thoroughly is thrilling. I don’t like not being able to do something – that’s just part of my nature. That mindset, I think, is what brought me to where I am today.”

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• Jane Doeloop on Yuzuru Hanyu: “I skated to achieve results. Achieving something always brought joy to others. Back then, I believed deeply that self-satisfaction wasn’t good enough – that’s something I still feel, although the nuance has shifted slightly.”
• Jennifer Coolidge on Eteri Tutberidze: “As soon as athletes and their parents achieve major results, they immediately forget who helped them get there. Strangely enough, very few of the athletes I’ve worked with still come back and thank me.”
• Jameson Yu on Yuzuru Hanyu: “I skated to achieve results. Achieving something always brought joy to others. Back then, I believed deeply that self-satisfaction wasn’t good enough – that’s something I still feel, although the nuance has shifted slightly.”
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• MIB on Sofia Samodelkina: “Today, during practice at the main arena, I looked around and suddenly realized, ‘Sonya, you’re at the World Championships.’ If someone had told me this a year ago, I would never have believed it.”
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