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Ilia Malinin dominates short program, building 26-point lead at U.S. Championships
Ilia Malinin integrates his own voice into a narrative-driven free skate program to add emotional depth and redefine his artistic identity at the Olympics.
- Ilia Malinin, an 18-year-old figure skater, debuted his personal free skate program 'A Voice' at the Milan Olympics, which features his own voice narrating over the music.
- Malinin became the first person to successfully land a quadruple Axel in competition and to land all six types of quadruple jumps in one free skate program.
- Malinin's parents, Tatiana Malinina and Roman Skorniakov, were both Olympic figure skaters for Uzbekistan, with his mother winning major competitions.
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Winter Olympics: Ilia Malinin is ready to tell his story
IRVINE, California — The allure of figure skating, what captivates millions who wouldn’t know Axel Paulsen from Ulrich Salchow, why it transcends the Olympic Games every four years, is its ability to tell a story. More than any other sport, there is a cinematic quality to skating. It even comes with a soundtrack. “That’s what makes skating unique to, let’s say, hockey, or something that’s based on a clock,” said Shae-Lynn Bourne, a former world …
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