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Siao Leads as Olympic Champ Shaidorov Falls on Figure Skating Grand Prix Return

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ANGERS, France (AP) — Mikhail Shaidorov fell in his biggest competition since winning Olympic figure skating gold, leaving Adam Siao Him Fa with a commanding lead at the Grand Prix de France on Saturday. Home favorite Siao delighted the home crowd, which also saw the French Olympic champion team of Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume...

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Siao leads as Olympic champ Shaidorov falls on figure skating Grand Prix return

ANGERS, France (AP) — Mikhail Shaidorov fell in his biggest competition since winning Olympic figure skating gold, leaving Adam Siao Him Fa with a commanding lead at the Grand Prix

·Toronto, Canada
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Before the free program on Sunday, the Frenchman clearly ahead Estonian Aleksandr Selevko and South Korean Seo Min-kyu.

·Paris, France
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In the men's short program of the first event of the Grand Prix (GP) series in figure skating, the French competition (November 24, Angers, France), the Japanese skaters got off to a rough start. Sota Yamamoto (Chukyo University) was in 8th place with 77.02 points...

·Osaka, Japan
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In the fight against the world's strongest figures, Kazakhstan's leader was among the strongest in a short programme.

It opens with the great performance of Adam Siao Him Fa The second day of competitions valid for the Grand Prix De France 2026, the first stage of the circuit ISU Grand Prix 2026-2027 of figure skating in the course of the ice of Angers. In a segment where almost all participants have [...]

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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