Most Emotional & Respect Moments in Figure Skating ⛸️ #3

[@ms.csy3146]

Someday when yuzuru hanyu will retire the entire figure skating will cry.

[@TheFergiepop]

Me too... I will cry a lot.

[@Yuri-1907]

Me to

[@birdwatcher6875]

Don’t jinx it :(

[@turtlefeesh]

Don't say the r-word...

[@pooppoopie4838]

LMAO… UHHH SO ABOUT THIS..

[@harumih.3727]

Yuzuru's skating life has been full of sufferings and pains. That is why he never forgets to appreciate that he is able to breath, to walk, to skate on the ice. At the moment of collision, he said his head became totally white blank, seeing only the ceiling lights, believing that his skating life was over. Yet his strong spirit made it possible for him, not only to complete the program but also to win the silver. Injured, bloodied, yet standing up, then injured and beaten again, yet again standing up. That is Yuzuru.

[@r.jars_of_jams]

Well said, that’s why I’m such a big fan of Yuzu ✨💜

[@novascotiaskater1868]

That’s a bit over dramatic.....honestly I’ve had many collisions in my time on the ice and it’s not quite what you describe....

[@pppppp-oj4ew]

@@novascotiaskater1868 there are many collisions. severe or not. your experience is your story.

[@The_moon62]

@@novascotiaskater1868 yuzuru actually got a concussion and fell down about 5 times

[@keckm88]

To know you cannot medal and still skate a performance like that is such a testament to Mao Asada. Even when she would fail on a skate, she wouldn't back down. Her recovery on the 2008 worlds free skate is incredible.

[@reinrrr]

Mao Asada is a legend no matter what people say about her 🇯🇵🎌

[@stunnybabe]

People say she’s a legend.

[@naoyamaJE]

I agree with you!

[@soesoesoesoe3278]

2 Hi

[@TheFergiepop]

Mao Asada is amazing is a leyend

[@deepikaraghuwanshi7309]

Hii koi btayega mujhe ye kon sa game h kya hota h isme iski puri jankari denge plz

[@dh2419]

yuzu tried so hard to look fine & positive after the free but when they announced the scores you can see how scared he was & in a lot of pain

[@ansleatan441]

If yuzuru hanyu retires before I watch him skate live,I’m gonna cry a river

[@hantingchen5497]

Mao was the last female skater that truly embodied figure skating. She was the perfect mixture of technical prowess (for over a decade too) and masterful artistry. She understood the balance that was needed in maintaining figure skating as an art form and sport.

[@Griffw06]

Agreed

[@jaekang3533]

I know it’s tiring to hear yuna’s name everywhere but you cannot mention YUNA KIM when she was also the perfect mixture of artist and technical abilities. Also I truly love Mao Asada and so much respect for her accomplishments.

[@hantingchen5497]

@@jaekang3533 i admire yuna a lot but in terms of technical expertise I really dont think she was on the same level as Mao. She never pushed the difficulty boundaries and didnt excel in any technical elements other than the jumps she mastered. However, I will say she was probably the most polished and consistent skater history has ever seen, quite incredible

[@jaekang3533]

@@hantingchen5497 Yes I totally also agree with you. Especially in juniors Mao asada was dominating Yuna but in seniors it was mostly Yuna until she retired. Mao Asada is also definitely know for going for high risk high reward but judges always punished her harshly than any other skaters. Yuna Kim was definitely more layback to her jumping skills and focused more on consistency and that gave her a higher PCS. Either way the holy trinity of figure skating will forever always will be Yuna Kim Mao Asada and Carolina Kostner.

[@jonathanm.9801]

@@hantingchen5497 Yuna established triple lutz-triple toe as a staple in the female’s field. I haven’t watched many female skaters of that era, but a lot of commentators would always say that was her “signature jump” whenever she did that combo. I’m stretching a little, but I think Yuna’s domination during seniors was because she was performing at a high difficulty (relatively even without 3A) along with her amazing technique and skating skills.

[@rigiajiya8944]

Hanyu being such a cheerful figure, seeing him cry is really heart breaking. It was no empathetic and mature of him to smilingly talk to the other skater when he came to visit him.

[@magkal8690]

For me, the most emotional , and horrific moment ( though it was four long minutes, or so ) ever seen on ice, was the routine of Yuzuru, when he perfomed , almost like that" Ghost at the opera" , with his head bandaged, and with blood pooring from his chin...

[@aggeliki_mntk6353]

Omg I cried when I heard Yuzuru crying 🥺💔💔

[@uy7858]

Same 😭😭💔💔

[@paololucasvianini6434]

Mao Asada, the greatest of her time ! She was the only one to perform 3 A, 3F3Lo combo, her step sequence and spirals and layback position were perfect ...only Kostner could match her artistry! She should have won the FS in Sochi and many times she was underscored.

[@youthotuate]

Yuna too!!

[@paololucasvianini6434]

@@youthotuate I’m talking about Mao Asada

[@Oleg222221]

В это тело вложено столько денег, у тебя столько нет. А я голодаю.

[@paololucasvianini6434]

@@Oleg222221 אני לא מבין

[@Oleg222221]

@@paololucasvianini6434 не переводит.(((

[@phyrruskarimarmalgold3660]

I cried during Mao's retirement. I've been depressed upon Javi's last competition. I don't know how to handle it if Yuzuru will come to decide the same😭

[@chisotta]

I'm really really happy that we can still see both Yuzu and Han yan skating in competitions in 2021! I’d like to express my deeply thanks to both of them♡♡

[@Google-U]

It's inspiring to see them challenge themselves beyond their limits. One of the reasons why I respect figure skaters is their mental strength. I'm proud of them! They are amazing!!

[@naoyamaJE]

Yuzu has overcome any difficulties!

[@pinkcarnation8799]

Mao and Yuzu ♥️❤️ They are such incredible skaters and amazing human beings. I will always admire them ♥️

[@girl7989]

Mao Asada is such a legend of beauty and grace...

[@Riririririz]

When Yuzu cried, I end up bursting into tears too. TT^TT

[@uncchristine99]

I will never forget Mao Asada's Sochi free skate. 😭

[@harumih.3727]

Mao was the most courageous yet beautiful figure skater. This performance was the most memorable one where Mao spent all of her hearts and energy to them full. Her coach, Nobup Sato, was also the former coach of Yuzuru. He helped both be the top skaters.

[@brennapetersen8522]

How painful all of these must have been. I respect every single one of these athletes, and it hurts to know the career you've worked so hard for is over.

[@novascotiaskater1868]

Not to contradict you but their careers were not over after these collisions.....in fact of all the skating accidents and collisions I know it hasn’t ended the career of any of them. The worst accident was the male pair skater from Canada who fell while doing a lift with his partner and she landed on his head while it was on the ice and he had multiple skull fractures but he kept skating, he just had to wear a helmet. The second worst accident in skating was the Canadian pair skater who was doing side by side camel spins and his blade sliced across her face ....she had stitches and a crack in her skull but kept skating too....the only skater to have their career ended while actually skating was Russian Pair skater Sergei Grinkov who suffered a massive heart attack at age 24 or 25 while on the ice skating with Wife Ekaterina Gordeeva while practicing for Stars on Ice. It was devastating.....

[@annecohen8927]

Mao Asada proved to her critics that she’s not a quitter. She had a similar steel determination like Michelle Kwan who was never a quitter until the injuries took it’s terrible toll on her. To me, Mao Asada is the Queen of our hearts ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@sisivero]

Yuzuru Hanyu the king ever

[@박연진-V]

Forever my idol mao asada.

[@alinareybey3263]

Mao Asada 😭🥺🥺🥺💔💔so much respect for her! 💕

[@lianaghazaryan8063]

Hanyu genius😲😭🤕👍👏

[@gulnazshabolot7935]

Yuzuru: come backs and still wins after horrific incidents Meanwhile me: goes to ER for a mosquito bite

[@cahkbw4700]

Juara dan bersaing jadi yang terbaik memang penting... Tapi sportifitas dan rasa persaudaraan antara atlet diatas segalanya... Selamat dan tetap semangat!!!

[@823gth2]

また感動的なシーン持ってきたな…この頃の羽生君は今と顔つきが違うな。ちょっと触れるとブチ切れそうなテンションマックスの闘いの少年ジャンプ (^_^;)命を賭けてる凄まじさがあった。(今もそうだけど)何か１つのものに人生をかけてるアスリートは美しい。ここの印象に残ったコメ「 マオが技術と芸術のバランスを体現した最後のスケーターだった」。そうですね。スポーツか芸術かフィギュアスケートの定義って永遠に論争になりそう。

[@hotblooded3401]

I have so much respect for the atheletes. Their undefeated spirit braving through all these mishaps are the most beautiful legacy that they have left behind in their career.

[@Ta-tyana.]

Юзуру 😢 нет сил смотреть на такие падения... Вот он, настоящий чемпион: сила духа и воля к победе, преодоление себя 👏👏👏 🏆 С Лизой я всплакнула от счастья)

[@anuniemoose2209]

HAIL QUEEN MAO! ❤️😭❤️

[@Donamtrx]

Well damn! after that collision they just laid their by themselves for so long... & NOBODY gave a damn...the other skaters acted they didn’t even see it! That’s cold.

[@MarinaLeventaki]

it's a rule that medics cannot enter the rink up until everyone has left it, for everyone's safety. and the ones that didn't leave immediately after they collided, they probably thought they both fell at the same time, like they tripped and fell. Yeah they should have been more aware of their surroundings, but it really wasn't on purpose. Figure skating isn't as competitive as everyone thinks it is, and I'm sure everyone there knew (even from personal experiences) that health ALWAYS comes first, so they wouldn't sabotage anyone like that.

[@gabrielaprolungatti5332]

@@MarinaLeventaki and the skaters are not allowed to approach the skaters when something like that’s happens

[@origamis9477]

This was quite a nice timing to upload a video on Mao since her ice show tour will end soon. According to the news, her ice show will be held 200 times in Japan (in 3 years, i think. it was going to finish last year but due to pandemic, her shows were cancelled). I don't know about the history of other ice shows, but I think it is quite incredible that her show had that much demand. Initially, it was planned for 10 shows but then, turned out to be 200 at the end.

[@Google-U]

The Thankstour was actually supposed to end in the fall of 2020, but it will all end on April 27th this year. The total number of venues visited over the past three years is 50, for a total of 202 shows! The tour was so successful that an exhibition of the costumes used for the tour was planned, but it was partially cancelled due to an COVID19... This tour is very much cheaper than a regular ice show, and the distance between the audience and the skaters is very close. Mao is the main cast member, so she skates for 40 minutes out of the 1 hour and 30 minute show. I think it's really amazing that Mao has been doing that for three years. (And she didn't do the same thing all the time, she changed costumes and choreography little by little to make it more enjoyable for the audience.) She says she'll stay involved in skating :D

[@sportsmoments1389]

Mao asada

[@akiishigami845]

I think Yuna should be here too, where she cried in sochi knowing she lost (we all know the judging is unfair) and thats her last competition before retiring. Also So proud of Mao asada of how she carried herself that day. I miss their era

[@uwu.4175]

a lot of people didn't really take the dimensions of yuzuru's fall, but I'm telling you, only a fighter like him would've been able to compete after that and even win a silver medal. (sorry for my english)

[@СаулеКиреева-м5и]

Великолепная, неподражаемая королева Мао, изящная фарфоровая статуэтка!

[@БарчынБалбаева]

Обожаю Мао😚

[@heyitsjulia2415]

My question is why the other skaters kept skating when Yuzuru suffered the collision? It was a very nasty collision, and they should have helped.

[@Chastaken]

No, only the doctor can approach him.

[@Sztruto]

@@Chastaken that's true, but we are humans! I could go to them to ask how they are (Yuzuru Hanyu and Yan Han). But no, the other skaters continued skating. This fact is very sad!

[@PriscilaDKakol]

@@Sztruto Other skaters are minding their own business and provably they thought they were ok. When they didn't get up everyone needed to get out the rink, after all, it still a competition and everybody is worried about themselves. It looks rude but it is what it is

[@gabrielaprolungatti5332]

@@Sztruto They are not allowed to approach the skaters, in case something worst happened

[@winnieouyang7802]

They would’ve probably made it worse if they helped. They’re obviously not trained in treating others, and they don’t know what type of injury was sustained. Only the medical staff should touch the injured. The last thing you want is everyone surrounding the injured, as you can see yuzuru is having trouble breathing so a crowd around him certainly would’ve been bad, and it would also cause a state of panic on ice. There’s also a possibility that they might be labeled as ‘sabotaging’ their competitors even if not intended so best to not get involved and let the professionals handle it. They also don’t know what happened, if it’s an accident or intentional attack. In general, if the person whose fallen cannot respond coherently, let alone get up themselves, you leave them on the ground and get help.

[@ЕкатеринаИльина-ы2ь]

Мао прелестная девушка, талантливая спортсменка. Чемпионство кроме таланта, это ещё и удача, стечение обстоятельств.

[@정연옥-m6v]

경기동안 웃으면서 연기하다가 끝나는 순간 터저나오는 오열을 참으려고 쇄골파이는걸 본 순간 너무 감동했어요^^평생을 스게이터로서 살면서 얼마나 많은걸 인내하며 고통을 참았 을까 하는 생각에 같이 눈물이 났습니다.마오선수는 당대 트리플악셀을 뛰는 유일한 선수였고 그녀는 훌륭한 스케이터였습니다.

[@danielvinchici5774]

Ești foarte tare ai reușit!🙏🙏🙏❤️👍👍👍👍👍!

[@gate01965]

This effort will come back with a tens of times better.

[@thexnecromancer]

mao 😍

[@sahpire75]

Hate seeing her cry💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭

[@jeannemave379]

Такая красивая и плачет.

[@user-1933Olga]

И почему именно ОН? что за судьба такая?А может поэтому его Бог хранит, говорят, что перенеся горе, становишься сильнее!!!

[@danielvinchici5774]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍!

[@estefaniamarcia2015]

chorar la felicidade ou tristeza e admitir que temos alma leve...

[@priyankaprajapati9460]

What happen is girl 🥺🥺

[@z.o.vasilievna1368]

Elizabeth Tuktamicheva !⛸🤩😍👍

[@ffireinthedark]

Hi what happened with the second Russian who won a medal? Did she have to quit and this is her comeback?

[@qeyrat1370]

I'm late, but still.. yes, she is the world champion of 2015, but after that she had failures in her career. After 6 years, she again got on the podium of the world championship, also she is already 24 years old, this is a lot for a figure skater

[@queenally2165]

It’s amazing how they are brave and try to put a brave face on and something amazing is going to happen and yeah what a brave person and people

[@БарчынБалбаева]

Больно смотреть на Юзу , но он настоящий боец.

[@gustavoa.chicobarris3976]

Respect and humility - Chen lu @ 1998 olympics ending her long program

[@charlottebuenavidez1847]

Sochi is bullcrap, mao should had her moment on the podium but cheaters take it away from her, still pisses me of every time it should had been kim, kostner and asada at the end

[@nilsonjsantana]

Só os meninos que não choram sou a isadora esse comentário aqui em baixo é também é a isadora

[@just_space_]

These compilations are wonderful!! Maybe if you make a part 4 you can include Kévin Aymoz’ reaction to winning bronze at the GPF

[@noorfatima8688]

why she was crying

[@nilsonjsantana]

Gente do céu por que tudo mundo chora ?

[@Неважно-х3ъ8т]

6:18 Актëр👌

[@novascotiaskater1868]

These accidents are scary but not as horrible as they can look. I landed a throw triple flip on my face, literally , and split my chin open requiring 34 stitches the scar is a terrible reminder every time I look in the mirror but I don’t remember it hurting or being traumatizing when it happened.....we go into shock. My partner also tripped me and and I fell and his blade slid up my shin slicing it open requiring 44 stitches and 20 staples...I’ve had too many accidents, cuts and injuries to count....it really is just a part of skating.

[@blackroseredrose]

. He said that he was so angry that he burst into tears when he let himself get injured, his stomach and lower body hit the ice hard making him gasp.(he also has respiratory problems) He said that Injuries are normal so he was back on the ice and competed

[@大ちゃん-b2r]

やはり真央ちゃんは 品のある顔立ちで 雰囲気がゴージャスですね キム・ヨナさんとは 違って見えますね＼(^-^)／

[@strawberrymellow8894]

Why did you bring Yuna kim

[@arleneteguihanon3535]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😪😪😪🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰

[@ayaikeda5626]

あとマライアベルの全米選手権も泣ける ハレルヤの

[@nicavo2072]

Qué pasó por qué lloró??

[@namu5583]

Why people so into idol?

[@melodyzorinsangi1390]

About Yuzuru, is it illegal for the other skaters to help someone who is down??!

[@robitalourembam6847]

What are you crying

[@gabrielailies9706]

Urat! Nimeni nu se uita la el. Patinau toti ceilalti linistiti mai departe, nici unul dintre ei nu s-a apropiat de el.... foarte urat!

[@lucyjessicacarterwongsauli9017]

tis is rentokil batch 2004-2006.who survival ? who point ? their parents seeing them 1 by 1 die,also never rescue them .

[@kevinplanchet5472]

Is it just me or did it take forever for someone to come to their aid? And the others who just kept skating around them!

[@miamos3854]

Как же достали с Тантум фортеверде!!!!

[@Sona-jt1md]

Pas facile, responsabilité, difficultés, pratiques durs offfff

[@minamajed3495]

Why she crying like that ..? She lost or win ,?

[@Google-U]

She was expected to win a medal, but failed to do so because she missed many jumps in the short program the day before this one. But this free program, she succeeded in all her jumps. this free program, she succeeded in all her jumps, including some difficult jumps that only she could do. Her free program is the hardest program among the women. Even though she knew she wouldn't get a medal anymore, she didn't decrease the difficulty and did that difficult program. She lost the competition, but she beat herself !!! She said the reason why she cried was because she wanted to succeed in the short program the day before, too. But after crying a little, she smiled right away! :)

[@appl2597]

The number one sport in crying has got to be women's figure skating... Win or lose, everyone cries.

[@alazjaw.8968]

the men don’t cry lol

[@Sonia.13136]

Sorry 😣

[@fatimaousalah6006]

هل من مترجم

[@asalas9849]

اني هم انتظر مترجم 😁

[@Oleg222221]

Конечно юмор)))

[@ashikindia4736]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Oleg222221]

Девчёнки то же так попадали. Чо плакать? Фигуркам нужно пару дней в хоккее поработать.

[@Ta-tyana.]

Спортсмены плачут от эмоций 😉

[@Oleg222221]

@@Ta-tyana. От эмоций? там ни чего нет в голове. Это машина которой управляют.

[@olgasadykova7376]

Ему с такими «способностями» надо в футбол играть)) Лежит на льду-дожидается бригады, потом безо всяких проблем сам уезжает со льда, а потом так хромать начал🙈 Ну смешно же)

[@Oleg222221]

@@Ta-tyana. Завтра посмотри, кокая будет мысль у этих героев. Это машины. А я закладываю в них програму. Биороботы.

[@Oleg222221]

@@Ta-tyana. Конечно не я. А другие.

[@jaehyuni010]

아사다마오는 왜..ㅋㅋ 김연아가 나와야지

[@joelmolina3647]

Perfect annoying announcers , Hamilton and Sandra, they are like in their 70's, pls you two do us a favor stay at home.

[@durant3053]

那个中国的绝壁故意的！

[@ashikindia4736]

Cry kana

[@РемТел-н6у]

Жжжю

[@김서준-k5g4q]

yuna is better

[@ReversiWar]

asada mao=korean ok??? mao father = korean mao = korean

[@Google-U]

She is Japanese. Her father is also Japanese. unmistakably :)

[@ReversiWar]

@@Google-U no no half korean half japanese

[@Google-U]

@@ReversiWar I don't know what that means. Where did you get that information? Was it Mao who told you? Or a family member? The media? I don't know the news.

[@user-vc7pc1br1l]

Что делают на льду эти лошади?