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Evgeni Plushenko: “What Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron showed us was, without a doubt, art on ice! I was also incredibly impressed by the Spanish duo Smart and Dieck. I’ve already followed them on social media.”

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Two-time Olympic champion Evgeni Plushenko stated that the free dance by France’s Laurence Fournier Beaudry and [...]

“1st place: The French (despite a mistake); 2nd: Stepanova and Bukin; 3rd: The Canadians; 4th: Perhaps Chock and Bates; 5th: The Americans Zingas and Kolesnik; and only after that, everyone else.” – Averbukh on the Olympic podium If Russian skaters were allowed

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Ilia Averbukh believes that Aleksandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin could have contended for second place at the 2026 [...]

“The vast majority of messages were about how Petr Gumennik is a great athlete, and that I shouldn’t be at the Olympics at all.” Ukrainian Kyrylo Marsak described receiving a wave of negative messages from Russians

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Kyrylo Marsak, the only Ukrainian figure skater at the 2026 Olympic Games, received a huge number of negative messages [...]

“My main goal is to enjoy myself and finish with a smile. I want to enjoy this Olympic stage first, and I hope the results will follow” Ami Nakai on her upcoming Olympic debut

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Ami Nakai who will make her Olympic debut at the Milano-Cortina Games, expressing excitement and determination after a [...]

Laurence Fournier Beaudry & Guillaume Cizeron: “We told ourselves we were doing this for us first, because we love skating. At every stage, that’s what kept us going. We were fine as long as we were together. That’s what allowed us to make it to the end.”

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French ice dancers Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron on their path to winning the Olympics. original [...]

Yuma Kagiyama: “I was really happy. Ilia’s program before mine was cool, but mine was really bright and upbeat too. Since I was the last skater, I wanted everyone to leave feeling happy.”

Posted on 2026-02-11 • No comments yet

Yuma Kagiyama on his performance in the men's short program at the Olympics. original source: [...]

Junhwan Cha: “I really gave it my all. In this moment, I left everything on the ice with no regrets. I’m happy to have achieved a season-best score, but honestly, I’m a bit disappointed with the score itself.”

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Junhwan Cha delivered a clean short program, achieving a season-best score of 92.72 points. original source: [...]

Shun Sato: “Honestly, it was tough. My heart felt like it was about to jump out. I was so nervous I wanted to run away.”

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In the men’s singles short program, Shun Sato finished ninth and reflected on his performance afterward. original [...]

Adam Siao Him Fa: “We saw, as the season went on, that learning to share my feelings to receive support in return was a key point for my performance.”

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Adam Siao Him Fa on rethink his approach to rediscover the joy of the sport. original source: franceinfo.fe dd. [...]

“An emotional explosion in my head. I don’t even know what to say. It’s truly incredible what I managed to do and how the audience welcomed us. It was simply amazing.” Ukrainian figure skater Kyrylo Marsak on his short program at the Olympics

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Ukrainian figure skater Kyrylo Marsak had an extremely successful start at the 2026 Olympic Games, confidently [...]

“It was over in the blink of an eye. I feel really disappointed.” Kao Miura on his short program at the Olympics

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Kao Miura on his unsuccessful short program at the Olympics. original source: Hochi News dd. 11th February 2026 [...]

Evgeni Plushenko: “If Malinin is mentally prepared and lands the quadruple axel, no one will beat him. But now, there’s no longer 100% certainty. Especially since the two Japanese skaters – Kagiyama and Sato – are very strong.”

Posted on 2026-02-10 • 1 comment

Evgeni Plushenko named the main contenders for medals in the figure skating competitions at the 2026 Olympics in [...]

Yuma Kagiyama: “Four years ago, jumps were the main focus. But now, as an artistic sport, I’ve come to believe it’s important to deliver a performance that remains in people’s hearts as a work of art.”

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Yuma Kagiyama on this approach for his second Olympics Games. original source: number.bunshun.jp dd. 9th January [...]

Evgeni Plushenko: “What Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron showed us was, without a doubt, art on ice! I was also incredibly impressed by the Spanish duo Smart and Dieck. I’ve already followed them on social media.”

“1st place: The French (despite a mistake); 2nd: Stepanova and Bukin; 3rd: The Canadians; 4th: Perhaps Chock and Bates; 5th: The Americans Zingas and Kolesnik; and only after that, everyone else.” – Averbukh on the Olympic podium If Russian skaters were allowed

“The vast majority of messages were about how Petr Gumennik is a great athlete, and that I shouldn’t be at the Olympics at all.” Ukrainian Kyrylo Marsak described receiving a wave of negative messages from Russians

“My main goal is to enjoy myself and finish with a smile. I want to enjoy this Olympic stage first, and I hope the results will follow” Ami Nakai on her upcoming Olympic debut

Laurence Fournier Beaudry & Guillaume Cizeron: “We told ourselves we were doing this for us first, because we love skating. At every stage, that’s what kept us going. We were fine as long as we were together. That’s what allowed us to make it to the end.”

Yuma Kagiyama: “I was really happy. Ilia’s program before mine was cool, but mine was really bright and upbeat too. Since I was the last skater, I wanted everyone to leave feeling happy.”

Junhwan Cha: “I really gave it my all. In this moment, I left everything on the ice with no regrets. I’m happy to have achieved a season-best score, but honestly, I’m a bit disappointed with the score itself.”

Shun Sato: “Honestly, it was tough. My heart felt like it was about to jump out. I was so nervous I wanted to run away.”

Adam Siao Him Fa: “We saw, as the season went on, that learning to share my feelings to receive support in return was a key point for my performance.”

“An emotional explosion in my head. I don’t even know what to say. It’s truly incredible what I managed to do and how the audience welcomed us. It was simply amazing.” Ukrainian figure skater Kyrylo Marsak on his short program at the Olympics

“It was over in the blink of an eye. I feel really disappointed.” Kao Miura on his short program at the Olympics

Evgeni Plushenko: “If Malinin is mentally prepared and lands the quadruple axel, no one will beat him. But now, there’s no longer 100% certainty. Especially since the two Japanese skaters – Kagiyama and Sato – are very strong.”

Yuma Kagiyama: “Four years ago, jumps were the main focus. But now, as an artistic sport, I’ve come to believe it’s important to deliver a performance that remains in people’s hearts as a work of art.”

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