Figure skating-Japan's Sakamoto to retire after 2026 Winter Olympics
Three-times world figure skating champion Kaori Sakamoto is to retire after the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics next year, the Japanese 25-year-old told reporters in Kobe on Friday.
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Three-times world figure skating champion Kaori Sakamoto is to retire after the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics next year, the Japanese 25-year-old told reporters in Kobe on Friday.
Olympic men's halfpipe champion Nico Porteous, the first man from New Zealand to win a gold medal at the Winter Games, will not defend his title in Milan-Cortina next year after deciding to step back from competitive freestyle skiing.
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