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Mone Chiba: “This was a year where I was able to deliver results, but at the same time, every competition revealed areas where I’m lacking. The higher you go, the more you see what’s still ahead.”

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Mone Chiba about this season. original source: Hochi News View this post on Instagram A post [...]

Stanislava Konstantinova: “Maybe that’s why I didn’t become an Olympic champion or a world champion – because enjoying skating and connecting with the audience was just as important to me as placements and medals.”

Posted on 2025-04-23 • No comments yet

Big interview with Stanislava Konstantinova. original source: Sports View this post on Instagram [...]

Evgenia Medvedeva: “If a child is underage and lives with their parents, and there’s no culture of nutrition in the family, it’s always very tough. There were times I really wanted to eat, but all there was in the fridge was sausage.”

Posted on 2025-04-22 • No comments yet

Evgenia Medvedeva about nutrition awareness. original source: Sports / Katok show View this post on [...]

Yuma Kagiyama: “There were many performances where things didn’t go as planned. If I only look at the bad parts, the season feels like it’s almost a 0. But I learned a lot, and I want to use those lessons to move forward.”

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Yuma Kagiyama about quad flip, World Team Trophy and this season. original source: sportiva.shueisha.co.jp dd April [...]

Kaori Sakamoto: “I realized I’m surprisingly not good at quick movements. Next season, rather than focusing on dynamic movements, I want to compete by showcasing my skating skills.”

Posted on 2025-04-21 • No comments yet

Kaori Sakamoto about preparation for the next season. original source: Nikkansports dd. April 20th 2025 [...]

Niina Petrokina: “When I think about the Europeans, I can’t say I did anything extraordinarily special in my programs, but I was in the right place at the right time and didn’t make the mistakes I had been making previously.”

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Niina Petrokina about her great season. original source: sport.err.ee dd. April 6th 2025 by Anu Saarits [...]

Hannah Lim and Ye Quan: “Last year, everything felt new, and it was more about gaining experience. This year, we’ve started to understand the senior stage, where we stand, and how we can grow further.”

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Hannah Lim and Ye Quan about their performances at the 2025 World Championships. original source: mfocus.kr dd. [...]

Adeliia Petrosian: “The biggest competitions have passed me and our Russian athletes by. Of course, I want to break into the international arena already.”

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Adeliia Petrosian about return to the international arena. original source: Voice / Sport24 photo RIA Novosti [...]

Daniil Gleikhengauz: “The fastest I’ve ever choreographed a program was in three to four hours.”

Posted on 2025-04-18 • 1 comment

Daniil Gleikhengauz about choreography. original source: Championat photo GLOBAL LOOK PRESS Choreographer of [...]

Kaori Sakamoto: “This time, I truly lost — fairly and squarely. I’ve carried titles like multiple championships and being a favorite to win, but once that cycle gets reset, I feel like I’ll be able to move forward with a clean slate.”

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Interview with Kaori Sakamoto. original source: number.bunshun.jp dd. April 9th 2025 by Mie Noguchi View [...]

Eteri Tutberidze: “We need to start competing already. Enough of sitting on the sidelines. Naturally, it’s not particularly desirable for smaller countries to let Russia back, because they have finally gotten a chance to compete for medals.”

Posted on 2025-04-17 • No comments yet

Eteri Tutberidze about suspension of Russian skaters. original source: Sport24 View this post on [...]

Zagitova and Shcherbakova to perform in Fantasy on Ice 2025 making the first appearance of Russian skaters in international shows for the past three years

Posted on 2025-04-16 • No comments yet

Alina Zagitova and Anna Shcherbakova to perform in Fantasy on Ice 2025 in Tokyo. original source: Nikkansports / [...]

Veronika Zhilina spoke about harassment by coach Sergei Rozanov

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Veronika Zhilina spoke about allegations of harassment by coach and choreographer Sergei Rozanov. original source: [...]

Mone Chiba: “This was a year where I was able to deliver results, but at the same time, every competition revealed areas where I’m lacking. The higher you go, the more you see what’s still ahead.”

Stanislava Konstantinova: “Maybe that’s why I didn’t become an Olympic champion or a world champion – because enjoying skating and connecting with the audience was just as important to me as placements and medals.”

Evgenia Medvedeva: “If a child is underage and lives with their parents, and there’s no culture of nutrition in the family, it’s always very tough. There were times I really wanted to eat, but all there was in the fridge was sausage.”

Yuma Kagiyama: “There were many performances where things didn’t go as planned. If I only look at the bad parts, the season feels like it’s almost a 0. But I learned a lot, and I want to use those lessons to move forward.”

Kaori Sakamoto: “I realized I’m surprisingly not good at quick movements. Next season, rather than focusing on dynamic movements, I want to compete by showcasing my skating skills.”

Niina Petrokina: “When I think about the Europeans, I can’t say I did anything extraordinarily special in my programs, but I was in the right place at the right time and didn’t make the mistakes I had been making previously.”

Hannah Lim and Ye Quan: “Last year, everything felt new, and it was more about gaining experience. This year, we’ve started to understand the senior stage, where we stand, and how we can grow further.”

Adeliia Petrosian: “The biggest competitions have passed me and our Russian athletes by. Of course, I want to break into the international arena already.”

Daniil Gleikhengauz: “The fastest I’ve ever choreographed a program was in three to four hours.”

Kaori Sakamoto: “This time, I truly lost — fairly and squarely. I’ve carried titles like multiple championships and being a favorite to win, but once that cycle gets reset, I feel like I’ll be able to move forward with a clean slate.”

Eteri Tutberidze: “We need to start competing already. Enough of sitting on the sidelines. Naturally, it’s not particularly desirable for smaller countries to let Russia back, because they have finally gotten a chance to compete for medals.”

Zagitova and Shcherbakova to perform in Fantasy on Ice 2025 making the first appearance of Russian skaters in international shows for the past three years

Veronika Zhilina spoke about harassment by coach Sergei Rozanov

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