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Recent Posts
- “There are so many Turks and Arabs here. It’s really scary, much scarier than in Moscow. Also, drugs are allowed in Germany.” Alina Gorbacheva shared her concerns about life in Germany as she prepares for a serious knee surgery
- “She was and remains the greatest figure skater in the history of women’s singles. A true angel from the world of figure skating. I’m still upset about what happened to her at the Beijing Olympics.” Cory Circelli on Kamila Valieva
- Anastasia Mishina: “It’s clear that our current content may not be enough for the next Olympic cycle, so we’re going to seriously consider increasing the difficulty – especially with jumps.”
- Evgenia Medvedeva: “If you look at the prize funds from when I was competing and now – the difference is six zeros.”
- “At first, you see it and think, “Well, yes, he did seven quads.” But when you realize what just happened before your eyes, you understand the scale of the achievement. He’s a genius!” Tuktamysheva on Milinin’s seven quads
Recent Comments
- ioanykie on “Judges everywhere support the leaders with great enthusiasm. There’s no need to give Western media a reason to make a fuss about Russian skaters receiving low scores.” Zhulin on Petrosian and Gumennik’s scores at Nationals
- Gail Jones on Stepanova and Bukin: “We follow international figure skating and enjoy it. We wish everyone luck – it’s an Olympic season, and it’s tough for everyone. I ’m sure we’ll all be there soon and finally be part of the full figure skating family.”
- Maureen Rowbotham on Evgeni Plushenko: “It was a great pleasure working with Lena Kostyleva but her parents crossed all red lines.”
- MAUREEN R ROWBOTHAM- ROWBOTHAM-GRIFFITHS on Evgeni Plushenko: “It seems to me that our Olympians, Petrosian and Gumennik, should have been evaluated a bit more down-to-earth at Nationals.”
- Casual Observer on Evgeni Plushenko: “It seems to me that our Olympians, Petrosian and Gumennik, should have been evaluated a bit more down-to-earth at Nationals.”
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Recent Posts
- “There are so many Turks and Arabs here. It’s really scary, much scarier than in Moscow. Also, drugs are allowed in Germany.” Alina Gorbacheva shared her concerns about life in Germany as she prepares for a serious knee surgery
- “She was and remains the greatest figure skater in the history of women’s singles. A true angel from the world of figure skating. I’m still upset about what happened to her at the Beijing Olympics.” Cory Circelli on Kamila Valieva
- Anastasia Mishina: “It’s clear that our current content may not be enough for the next Olympic cycle, so we’re going to seriously consider increasing the difficulty – especially with jumps.”
- Evgenia Medvedeva: “If you look at the prize funds from when I was competing and now – the difference is six zeros.”
- “At first, you see it and think, “Well, yes, he did seven quads.” But when you realize what just happened before your eyes, you understand the scale of the achievement. He’s a genius!” Tuktamysheva on Milinin’s seven quads
- Yuna Aoki: “On the day I decided to keep skating in March, I fell on a triple Axel and had to get 14 stitches in my forehead.”
- “He asked me, ‘What are you aiming for?’ and with serious eyes said, ‘I’m aiming for the Olympics.’ I hesitated to say my goal, but I was able to say, ‘Me too – the Olympics.’” Yuna Nagaoka and Sumitada Moriguchi
Latest Comments
- ioanykie on “Judges everywhere support the leaders with great enthusiasm. There’s no need to give Western media a reason to make a fuss about Russian skaters receiving low scores.” Zhulin on Petrosian and Gumennik’s scores at Nationals
- Gail Jones on Stepanova and Bukin: “We follow international figure skating and enjoy it. We wish everyone luck – it’s an Olympic season, and it’s tough for everyone. I ’m sure we’ll all be there soon and finally be part of the full figure skating family.”
- Maureen Rowbotham on Evgeni Plushenko: “It was a great pleasure working with Lena Kostyleva but her parents crossed all red lines.”
- MAUREEN R ROWBOTHAM- ROWBOTHAM-GRIFFITHS on Evgeni Plushenko: “It seems to me that our Olympians, Petrosian and Gumennik, should have been evaluated a bit more down-to-earth at Nationals.”
- Casual Observer on Evgeni Plushenko: “It seems to me that our Olympians, Petrosian and Gumennik, should have been evaluated a bit more down-to-earth at Nationals.”
- Julie Smarney on The ISU Council will consider the issue of allowing Russian figure skaters to participate in competitions starting next season at its meeting on January 13
- Sophie M. on Ari Zakarian “I also read carefully what is written in Russian media. I’ve seen commentators’ statements who aren’t thrilled with Ilia. I’ve heard some not-so-pleasant reviews.”
- Judith on Evgeni Plushenko: “It was a great pleasure working with Lena Kostyleva but her parents crossed all red lines.”
- Daniel on Anton Sikharulidze: “Judging by how things are developing and the mood within the ISU, we can say that in the near future, Russian senior athletes will also be able to compete internationally.”
- Meagan Leigh on Tatiana Tarasova: “The suspension was illegal; no one has the authority to throw our country out of international figure skating. Why weren’t the USA or Israel suspended? They do the same things as we do, but only Russia was suspended.”