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• Minerva Fabienne Hase: “This year meant a lot for Nikita. It was very important for him to prove that he is not a second-rate pair skater from Russia, but a great figure skater.”
• Rinka Watanabe: “I think the sun shines equally on everyone, but the moonlight seems to illuminate each person like a spotlight. I realized the necessity to confront oneself within the moonlight.”
• Aleksandra Boikova and Dmitrii Kozlovskii: “Medals were important, not people. The harsh reality of Olympic sports.”
• “She gave me the courage to keep challenging myself.” Hana Yoshida about Amber Glenn and triple axel
• “Maybe I would have continued to fight, but my body was already giving up. It’s not that I suffered immensely from it. I would have suffered more if I had stayed.” Evgenia Medvedeva about ending her sports career
• Ari Zakarian: “Now, I would call his skating skills a huge credit to Ilia himself because he works on it more than anyone else I’ve ever seen in our sport.”
• “Taking a bath or shower helps me clear my mind.” Shun Sato on his concentration method before competitions

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• 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.”
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes
• Casual Observer on “We are not the only pair in the country; five other pairs train with us. And there will be more. We love skating very much and hope to become world-class skaters one day.” Interview with North Korean pair Tae Ok Ryom and Kum Chol Han
• no war = russia gets out of Ukraine on Oksana Baiul: “Having gone to hell and back, I didn’t turn into some crap who moved to Russia to work and just sits silently. They all run to Putin, asking him for money for shows, grants. Blood money? For me — yes.”
• No war on Oksana Baiul: “Having gone to hell and back, I didn’t turn into some crap who moved to Russia to work and just sits silently. They all run to Putin, asking him for money for shows, grants. Blood money? For me — yes.”
• Casual Observer on Oksana Baiul: “Having gone to hell and back, I didn’t turn into some crap who moved to Russia to work and just sits silently. They all run to Putin, asking him for money for shows, grants. Blood money? For me — yes.”
• Monika on The ISU has postponed the decision on the admission of Russian athletes

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