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Alysa Liu has confirmed her retirement from figure skating at the age of 16, claiming she has achieved all of her goals in the sport. Liu is a two-time US national champion and finished third at this year’s world championships and competed in the Beijing Olympics. Ad/> «I am here to announce that I am retiring from skating,» she wrote on Instagram.
Kamila Valieva said she is «happy to be on the ice» after the figure skater competed for the first time since her controversial final appearance at the Bejing 2022 Winter Olympics. Valieva, 15, was the clear favourite to win gold in the individual event in Beijing, but fell several times and came fourth. Ad/> She performed her routine just days after it was discovered that the Russian had tested positive for trimetazidine at the Russian national championships in St.
Vincent Zhou apologized a couple days ago for sounding like a broken record, stuck at the point of describing his Olympic nightmare, a story that sounded just as poignant and painful in every retelling.
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva made a successful return to competition following her dramatic fall from grace at the Winter Olympics by taking first place in the Russian-only Channel One Cup in Saransk.
Kamila Valieva made a successful return to competition following her dramatic fall from grace at the Winter Olympics by taking first place in the Russian-only Channel One Cup in Saransk.
Figure skater Kamila Valieva returned to competition on Saturday at an event in Russia, just over a month after a doping scandal tarnished the 15-year-old's performance at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Japan's Kaori Sakamoto delivered a stunning performance to top the women's short programme standings at the World Figure Skating Championships in Montpellier. 33 skaters took to the ice on Wednesday at the Sud de France Arena, but it was the 21-year-old from Kobe who wowed the audience — and the judges — the most.
Olympic bronze medallist Kaori Sakamoto of Japan took a comfortable lead over Loena Hendrickx of Belgium and American figure skater Mariah Bell on Wednesday after the short program at the world championships.