Tonya Harding - 1992 Albertville Olympics Exhibition

[@lakegirl239]

She was extraordinary. Amazing what she accomplished surrounded by toxic people. I'll always wonder how far she would have gone if she had an actual support system aside from one solitary coach.

[@greysonunlucky1876]

@Gary Henzler wow negative nelly alert

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

@Gary Henzler OK so she's not the only Olympian to be abused by their parent, sexually molested by their stepbrother and have seven bells regularly flogged out of them by their husband (although I would say that must be a club with a pretty small membership) but it does make things much, much harder. Let me explain. When a person experiences repeated major traumas over a long period of time like Tonya experienced, the brain actually goes into caveman mode just like our ancestors did when threatened by a sabretooth, releasing cortisol and adrenaline 24/7 in anticipation of further danger, even if no threat is present at that moment. As a result, things that aren't necessary for survival (like skate training) go out the window in favour of things that are, such as food that provides immediate energy, and continual vigilance and alertness - resulting in weight gain from eating sugary food, poor sleep and fatigue from adrenal exhaustion. Having a brain stuck in survival mode also can lead to what appears to outsiders to be really dumb decisions, as the brain favours what is needed for immediate survival (like staying with an abusive partner because he'll kill you if you try to leave) over long term options. It also leads people to try to self-medicate to get relief from having a brain full of cortisol 24/7 - to be blunt, I'm just surprised she only ended up addicted to nicotine and not alcohol or meth. I'm not saying that Harding still doesn't bear some responsibility for the way things worked out, but what I am saying is that it would have been a LOT harder to do things like train regularly, sleep soundly, stay off the cigarettes and eat healthily. You should study trauma physiology and brain chemistry sometime - it gives one a lot of insight into why people do the things they do.

[@ixar23]

ChooseYour Poison so... what is the point of your explanation? She knew about the attack and let it happened trauma doesn't justify it

[@chemslouzoun8727]

Or maybe this is what made her stronger

[@rococorevolution4105]

Senali Karunathilake but she said that she knew about everything

[@freddiemercury4evr]

And some people said she was all technique, no artistic expression...crazy. This is absolutely phenomenal, elegant, graceful, breathtaking.

[@jgmdewilde4112]

Indeed very cool!

[@s_p5321]

What the I saw that artistry beautifully portrayed !!!!!

[@michaelpatrick7888]

watch other exercises compared to this one of hers and watch other contemporaries routines ,you will see why,,i like her ,although gymnastics would have been a great sport for her bc of her power and flexibility,,,her skating was damn good though

[@luannae.devenis1154]

She lacks elegance and grace.

[@VertexGolfAcademy]

@@luannae.devenis1154 shut up ignorant

[@_ms.mannequin_]

She was made out to be a villain because she didn't come from the same rich background that everybody else did. She's absolutely flawless and it's a terrible thing what the media did to her.

[@valmacclinchy]

Exactly 💯

[@canadianbeef1958]

No, that's not why

[@noelletxa]

Concordo plenamente.

[@shamevonn1164]

She hired a dude to assault her rival idiot

[@PhilAlumb]

Tonya was a Criminal in collusion with her Husband and his lowlife friends. She was banned...Deservedly.

[@MissLilRedRooster]

People always talk about her jumps, but she had gorgeous spins as well. Pity that during that time she was so maligned for being the "wrong" kind of working class girl. The media made her out to be masculine, butch, and generally just not "pretty" or what skating was "supposed" to look like. She was radiant, and it's such a shame the world of her sport was so damn set against her.

[@jasonmatthews4449]

What you mean?

[@willnill7946]

No that’s how she portrayed herself

[@sipo70]

I was going to mention that too. She got a raw deal for such a talent girl who came from nothing and still one of the best figure skaters ever. I thought that making your own costume (not bought by mom and big buck daddy) and excel as athlete who proved to be the best, just was not good enough? Screw the Olympics if that's how they judge!

[@Andrea-sl8wd]

She is. There was nothing graceful about her, looks like a mule on skates.

[@ohmomair]

That is what the movie, "I, Tanya", basically brought out. It is too sad her outcome and legacy which probably would have been applauded in the 21st Century.

[@chesterhardy3153]

She looks stunning in that outfit.

[@jayoungr]

Yes, I think that and the white one she wore for the free skate the same year were some of her best costumes ever.

[@freddiemercury4evr]

The black and gold is my favorite of all her costumes.

[@ev-0163]

Well she's not the only one that's getting harding. ;)

[@mollycamacho2939]

phthalo blue gross

[@mollycamacho2939]

She really looks stunning in that outfit.

[@AUisGoLd98]

How could they have taken skating away from this girl? God, such a shame.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Ikr? I don't have a problem with Tonya receiving some sort of consequence for covering up the attack after the fact (the only thing she was ever charged with) but to ban her from ever having anything to do with skating again (not even coaching or even working at an ice rink) was way too harsh. And taking away the titles she had won BEFORE the attack was just wrong - that wasn't about justice, it was just petty revenge.

[@michaelpatrick7888]

u do remember her implication in the assault on kerrigan?smh

[@rc4083]

They didn’t take skating away from her. She was allowed to skate - not compete. I don’t know if it’s slipped your mind, but this woman committed some pretty fucked up acts in her time and now she’s banking off her own miserable story. Not exactly poor Tonya. She got off pretty easy.

[@leskeith4314]

@@michaelpatrick7888 yeah and Tyson got to box she should've got to skate. If it was a male they wouldn't have done that. It was a bad deal for her.

[@begonethot6035]

@Thomas Anderson idk but sometimes when like someone really wants something for someone for instance where the husband really wanted the gold medal for tonya(so he could show off or whatever) he mightve consulted tonya abt it and she rejected it maybe because she wanted things to be fair and then he just carried it out without her knowing. Just a theory tho

[@ewanoxborrow1024]

0:53 one of the most elegant and effortless double axels I've ever seen

[@freddiemercury4evr]

It's mind-blowing!

[@katderre3880]

Ewan’s Here you could hear the sound as well!

[@Sabinex5]

So powerful you could hear the swoosh!

[@michaelpatrick7888]

rotation great but the axis she was in(alignment in air) if you slow it down is tilted,,,

[@michaelpatrick7888]

i played it back at really slow--- it wasnt bad -----really good actually ,but when you see it fast or in normal speed, it looks off ...landing was good !!

[@ladyjenny1746]

She's an amazing skater. No one can deny her of being incredibly athletic and graceful. I wish she could have continued to skate

[@whitecat3923]

She did! She only wasn't allowed to compete...

[@michaelpatrick7888]

@@whitecat3923 so where did she skate and for what points and what type of fan and what type of audiences?and competitively speaking her career wouldnt have lasted that long if she contd i believe ,,,skaters careers are not that lengthy..click here>>>>>What is the average retirement age of a professional figure ...

[@poorthing]

I personally don't think the life ban was correct. I also think THs level of talent did not need Kerrigan removed to have a chance at Olympics. Her husband and his henchman only succeeded in ruining Tonyas career but could have permanently injured an innocent competitor, Nancy Kerrigan. Tonya was consistently judged harshly compared to NK, who was the kind of competitor the skating world valued. imo

[@littlebunny9179]

You really can see on her movements that skating is her passion, shes in love with it. I watched Nancy performance but all I can say Tonya is Queen of Ice she deserve a lot

[@valmacclinchy]

Yes! 2:23 she holds that Ina Bauer position so beautifully, and for so long! Amazing and graceful.

[@jonathanpartridge6821]

Tonya’s artistry was underrated.

[@valmacclinchy]

Absolutely! Her Ina Bauer at the end went half way around the rink, and she held it perfectly. She definitely was graceful, and beautiful, too.

[@Cmc995]

This program is more impressive than much of what nancy ever did

[@OceanbornAngel]

Let's stop making Nancy the villain here. Grow up and act like adults. If you want to shame anyone shame that loser of an ex-husband and Tonya's mother for not being the people Tonya needed.

[@Lisa6964]

It sure is..

[@Cmc995]

Not making Nancy the villian, she was just so overrated at the time

[@zigzaggyp746]

Nothing in this video had anything to do with Nancy, yet you saw fit to bring her into it, why? No amount of trashing Nancy makes Tonya look any better.

[@alisondavies458]

There is nothing wrong with coming 4th in the Olympics, gosh if I was even say in the audience at an Olympic event I would feel like I had made it.

[@ИринаК-и7у]

Я запомнила её после Лиллехаммера. Смотрела трансляцию олимпийских игр по телевизору в детстве. Жаль было фигуристку, у которой случилась проблема с коньками и она не смогла достойно выступить. Через много лет посмотрела фильм "Тоня против всех", рассказывающий её историю жизни. После этого, когда у меня случаются проблемы в моей жизни, я вспоминаю Тоню Хардинг, потому что такую силу духа, такую целеустремлённость, такое трудолюбие и любовь к тому что делаешь мало у кого можно встретить. Тоня стала моим вдохновением, спасибо ей ❤️

[@ar-atolitooo749]

Es increible como en tantos lados del mundo hay personas que tonya les da fuerza,hasta méxico ella me da fuerza.

[@leskeith4314]

Imagine what she would've accomplished with an loving family or even an non abusive upbringing. She's amazing

[@vaskylark]

Probably not the same. She skated better the meaner her Mom was to her, it was like oh yeah, watch this! I CAN do it. I'm not condoning what her MOm did, but for as awful as she was she did want more for her daughter and didn't want her to end up like her. Tonya grew up knowing what was in store for her if she didn't work hard. That's why lots of time you see amazing people come out of really tough situations, because they had to fight for everything they got and there is something life changing in that fight.

[@canadianbeef1958]

Tonya did everything her way, the results would be the same. Sometimes it works for her sometimes it doesn't.

[@sini3445]

Abusive/terrible upbringing builds the strongest survivors.

[@sini3445]

Yeah. I had an abusive mother and I used to ski harder as a revenge for her. I also trained Hard to survive the violence I witnessed. It was a survival method.

[@ewanoxborrow1024]

0:52 when she just steps into the double axel, makes it look so effortless

[@freddiemercury4evr]

It's unreal...And so gracefully executed.

[@OceanbornAngel]

I love that skating costume on Tonya. The Black and Gold motif really is stunning.

[@valmacclinchy]

It's my absolute favorite costume on Tonya. And this performance to Moon River is so gorgeous and graceful. And that ending Ina Bauer..she holds position half way around the rink! Stunning 💙

[@karadanvers6136]

watching I, Tonya right now and i had to come look up the original performance. So sad that she was hated so much throughout her life. so sad everyone added to the pile of insults she got. this skating was flawless. poor girl.

[@JS-vo7dm]

Beautiful skating. Just so much passion showing through in addition to raw talent

[@Milordvega]

I remember in the 90's how the establishment and even the fans generally did not like anyone of Tonya's body type (what would now be called "thicc") to be ice skating champions, nor was it considered physically appealing, as they favored the thin willowy types (Yamaguchi, Kerrigan, Baiul, Kwan, Lipinski, etc). Nor was raw athleticism, like what we saw in her style, valued that much for female skaters. But decades later, I now see that Tony Harding was truly an outstanding skater, if only for her incredible jumps and spins. And she looked radiant and sexy, even. Those phenomenal legs (she was mocked for having them then) would be considered desirable by many today. Too bad she was banned from competition - I thought a suspension or jail time would have been more just, not a lifetime ban. But she is a fighter (literally at one time) and I'm glad she seems to be alright with her life today.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

What gets me is the way the media would go nuts over her triple axels, but mock the powerful legs that actually enabled her to do them. Like, contradiction much? It kinds of reminds me of how tennis player Martina Navratilova was loved for her powerful serves at the same time she was sneered at for her "unfeminine" muscular arms. Like, how did people think she managed to serve a ball at 280 km/hr - with wet noodles?

[@freddiemercury4evr]

@@chooseyourpoison5105 and they wonder why so many figure skaters and athletes develop eating disorders...

[@taj8231]

Yes she actually does not look thick here at all. Very slender and athletic. Not itty-bitty bitty or waif like. Also Nancy was very broad shouldered and athletically built. She wasn't anorexic either. They were both slender and thin but athletically built. Why do people go on and on about their so called "body types" they were just talented skaters in their time. At her best my preference to watch was Tonya. She was exciting and a risk taker.

[@elisamondragon2849]

Kwan had an ugly face while Tonya had a pretty face. So weird they didn't like her looks, I guess they also didn't like her suits with that big open at the front, which maybe was too sexy for them

[@seanpatrick7497]

Graceful, powerful, pretty and sexy are definitely the proper words to describe Tonya. 😄

[@tomkroh2712]

I've seen this program dozens of times. Without fail, I'm crying before she even gets to the double axel. The most beautiful program Tonya ever did. 🥺❤

[@valmacclinchy]

Definitely my favorite...the ending is iconic 😭💙

[@zulemaelizabethmoralesfial828]

Do you know the name of the song?

[@tomkroh2712]

Moon River from Breakfast at Tiffany's.😊

[@zulemaelizabethmoralesfial828]

@@tomkroh2712 thanks ❤️🙌

[@addie_is_me]

It was great to see her skate without commentators talking and criticizing the whole time. She skated beautifully!

[@marieconstantia4441]

This video completely changed my mind about Tonya Harding. She was truly amazing!

[@alreadythen1]

Her name will have Triple axel attached to it.

[@user-gf3wn1ne9n]

Why? She wasn't even the first female skater to do the triple axel - Midori Ito was, and she did it better and for longer.

[@Inessence4]

Midori was also the only skater Japan had and could take the risk of trying a 3A every single competition. She didn't have to worry about not making it to the next one.

[@FicGhostWriter]

Tonya was the first American woman to land a triple axel in competition.

[@ivanlavouras]

@@user-gf3wn1ne9n she was the first to land it two times in the same competition and to combinate it with a 2T

[@lemonade6_652]

Tonya Triple Axel Harding

[@nxnxnx800]

Proud and loyal fan of her's from the start up through the senior ranks, my favorite athlete who was never appreciated nor respected due to skating's dirty and filthy way of picking and choosing their stereotype over talent. I found myself as the lone person amongst family, friends and society to never stop believing in her. She and Michelle Kwan will always be my favorites because they are so opposite. What they have in common are never reaching Olympic glory, yet both deserved it! Thank you Tonya for ALWAYS being YOU!

[@ArtJorgeCom]

she is so pretty and cute. her body is beautiful. and she looks like an ice princess.

[@orls9068]

She looks like a normal girl, she has a lovely figure

[@_janasaid_]

Coming from a skater, having your skates laced up wrong can be nightmarish and seriously affect your program. She was also under a ton of stress during that time.

[@joshwebber2531]

Thomas Anderson her lace didn’t even break in this olympics dumb fuck that was in 94

[@Lubian-Ferrer]

Yes ♡♡♡ like a beauty doll

[@manonty2417]

Art Jorge The first time I saw her skate, not knowing who she was, I was captivated by her grace and princess - like looks.. 😍😍😍 Her face is like a porcelain doll.. Can't believe the judges brainwashed people that she wasn't feminine cause they couldn't touch her in the technical part and wanted an EXCUSE to downgrade her !! Maybe outside the rink she was a tomboy, which I find utterly cute ;), but on the ice she radiated elegance and fairydust magic and was mesmerizing.. Even the haters can't help but gasp at her performance that's y they're here !..

[@azulgrisel]

this is so beautiful with the way she moves so gracefully!

[@freddiemercury4evr]

Perhaps my favorite routine of hers (besides the first time she landed the triple axel in competition!)

[@remyparaskovia5499]

She was the best female figure skater , oh if only, she was so cute at the end with kids

[@drawingwithnathan4458]

remy paraskovia ya she was

[@user-gf3wn1ne9n]

Oh my God, I thought these comments were delusional enough as it was and then I get to this one... She wasn't even the best female figure skater of her own time, yet alone of all time.

[@biamki]

Really no

[@ewanoxborrow1024]

@@user-gf3wn1ne9n how many other women IN THE WORLD could do what she could at that time? Oh yeah... 1, she was FAR superior technically to anyone else in the world, except Ito

[@lillybloom5330]

She can jump but her artistry sucked lol! She is trash 🗑

[@radioheadtv3131]

Way better than Nancy. Tonya can do triple axle and do much more movements. Also when she does axles, she just does it while the other she takes some time to do it

[@OceanbornAngel]

Let's stop making Nancy the villain here. Grow up and act like adults. If you want to shame anyone shame that loser of an ex-husband and Tonya's mother for not being the people Tonya needed.

[@Lisa6964]

radiohead tv I agree....Tonya triple axel ,QUEEN FOREVER

[@user-gf3wn1ne9n]

Lisa6964 Do you even know anything about figure skating? Midori Ito is the triple axel queen.

[@freddiemercury4evr]

@@user-gf3wn1ne9n Tonya's had far more height and were more exciting.

[@ixar23]

val macclinchy you need glasses

[@agc2477]

Harding took a lot of knocks for not being the ice princess type. People forget that Nancy was packaged to look like the ice princess type, but that was just hair, make-up, costumes, etc. She was stiff, robotic, and actually rather boring to watch most of the time.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I've always thought that Nancy was very immature. Perhaps it was a result of being the youngest in her family and the only daughter and being the "baby girl," but she came across as whiny, and quite frankly, as needing to darn well grow up. Apparently when she was younger the owners of the rink she trained at booted her out and told her to come back once she'd lost the snotty attitude. She came back two days later and apologized . . .

[@jillanamutale1412]

I agree wholeheartedly and that sucks, it really should’ve been about the skating because if it really was tonya would’ve knocked Nancy out of the park. Nancy was too generic for my liking. Tonya brought something new and more interesting to watch to the table.

[@thawornlorga1972]

Agree

[@fullestnightmare12]

Tonya did difficult program and tried new things. Nancy was the same thing all the time nothing new same routine that's why people found it boring to watch.

[@deeprose4]

Nancy was not a great athlete. She wore designer dresses and had the best of everything. Too bad that didn’t make her a champion.

[@BrendaRodriguez-ei3yf]

I have just been learning about her recently and her moves and jumps all of it make me gasp and smile. She is magic

[@michillene]

She had her career ahead of her..what she could have accomplished...such a fantastic skater...and it was all thrown away.

[@1besieged]

It was taking away illegally, Tonya did nothing to anyone.

[@user-gf3wn1ne9n]

No, she didn't. Her abilities had been declining due to her own laziness. And no, it was not taken away illegally - she orchestrated the attack on Nancy Kerrigan and being banned from competition was an apt punishment, she didn't even face any criminal charges.

[@ixar23]

1besieged she accepted she knew about it the attack nothing was taken away from her illegally

[@michillene]

@@1besieged I wasn't there but common sense tells us she was involved and they thought so too..

[@michillene]

@@1besieged If you believe she did nothing. you must be naive.

[@ikabodbubwit2377]

I think she deserves recognition for her contributions to artistic skate in olympics,..not prejudice & retributions in the scandal or crime that she had nothing to do or didnt commit..She was one of the greats in her time. I pity her & her coaches who strived hard to trained for the competitions but somehow fell short of some medals due to personal & family problems.

[@vinnie7294]

She did this performance the day I was born...

[@generalkayoss7347]

I still think she's the most beautiful woman to ever step foot on the ice.

[@vanessai6887]

beautiful song selection and beautiful performance

[@rosesavoy9035]

Beautiful! Thank you Tonya! You were surrounded by a negative American media always against you and you produced this master piece! Amazing jumps, gracious spins and musicality!

[@Sabinex5]

What a graceful program by Tonya, particularly how she carried her arms!

[@godwins5357]

This was beautiful routine ...i love watching her the amount of heart she puts in

[@AllenJones-w3p]

A breathtakingly beautiful exhibition routine! At least she got to skate in the 1992 Olympics exhibitions, which certainly wasn't the case two years later.

[@IndigoBellyDance]

So sad... her mom, ex hubby & skating coalition really deprived the world of what could have been. Tonya was a raw athletic talent who Loved to perform.

[@abeacosta5192]

Beautiful tonya I miss you on the ice beautiful skating

[@magdastrasz3688]

She had this power, that any one has got and this is beautiful!

[@joephet]

Dang! That spiral right into a double Axel is something special. What a dynamic skater she was.

[@mattdeans9873]

That is one hellava extraordinary performance. Full of grace and poise. I love that Ina Bauer movement at the end. Just beautiful

[@whitecat3923]

Love her "butterfly", too!👌🏼

[@deeskers1]

That was absolutely beautiful and amazing.

[@absolutelyoxygen1797]

I didn't know of the drama until the film, I love her skating and she is one giant soul who deserves to be on the skating circuit in some way. Saw a few vids from DWS proving she's now an incredible adult and mother. I joined the re-instate Tonya movement. Love to you T if you read these I put you down as my fav with Torvill & Dean (I'm Brit) and Sacha Cohen. Stay blessed girl, and be very well .

[@ElectoneGuy]

One of the best technical skaters ever.

[@janvan113]

Tonya just simply had the talent and guts to go out there and do it. She is one of a kind, but so heartbreaking her career did not go as it should have. She didn't have any advantages, she had to scrap for every bit of it. I wish it had gone better for her. And even so, she has persevered. I would wish for her to be back out on the ice, where she was above all others in her time. I'm sure she can still skate around most others on the planet. On another note, Nancy was certainly a very talented skater as well. They are both beautiful.

[@lucygirl4926]

Also, she never should've let her boyfriend CLUB her opponent! Everyone seems to keep forgetting that little part of history.

[@canadianbeef1958]

I love how everybody forgets she was already a millionaire by this age.

[@flightoflightning2505]

By the end of 1991 Harding was stacked with cash, starring in sponsorships and traveling around the world. Too bad she threw it down the drain.

[@elirini6706]

Still love watching this..mesmerizing could always manage to sweep me off my feet.. she's so outstanding.

[@RebeccaStout]

Wow. Best skate Ive ever seen her do. Just amazing!

[@yamix7266]

Tonya’s most beautiful skate in my opinion.

[@searanch32]

Excellent quality video! Thanks for posting this! I wish we could get her short program in this same quality.

[@michaelshelley1289]

her jumps were HUGE!!!

[@1besieged]

Tonya Harding started skating when she was 3 yrs. old, she is so natural and relaxed, such a sweet girl, I hope you shall return to the ice again American Ice Princess (copyrighted statement * ).

[@kemisidol9250]

Can we just talk about 2:07 LIKE WOAH

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Ikr? That butterfly was HUGE. And the Ina Bauer following it is absolutely freaking gorgeous.

[@freddiemercury4evr]

@@chooseyourpoison5105 that Ina Bauer went halfway around the rink! Phenomenal and so graceful.

[@chriscoyne9717]

Oh if only she used this as her short program at the Olympics! I think would have scored her higher with more artistic impression

[@bordeauxhouse]

Her Ina Bauer goes on for ever! Even in 1985 at age 15, Tonya's Ina Bauer was to die for.

[@seanpatrick7497]

What a graceful and smooth performance. She was such a Boss during that routine and she looked ravishingly beautiful. 🥰

[@danielledenis9863]

Tonya was an INCREDIBLE athlete, this by far is my favorite performance.....I wish she had more positive people in her corner and the support she needed, she definitely could have been the greatest female skater and sadly fell prey to people who didn't have her best interest at heart. I don't think she was an innocent victim but was heavily influenced by the one's who surrounded her.....Be well Tonya!

[@HennaRebell]

This is such a pleasure to watch!

[@Рахимтиви]

Кто здесь после фильма про нее😆?

[@ЮлияГоршевикова-г3я]

Я🖐️

[@Niki-me5ep]

😁😁и я

[@anatspring2557]

Я

[@Oleg222221]

Рахим тиви Скоро буду и я) Нашёл где посмотреть)))

[@bdhdhshsvdhdhhdhehssh3402]

@@Oleg222221 как фильм называется?

[@DC-cv9ch]

That judge slapped her harder than any of her abusers with that sentence taking away her gift away from her. So tragic. She was a fighter because she had to be literally and figuratively.

[@barbara1904]

She seemed to just muster jumps out of no where. Other skaters can be seen leading up to and preparing for their jumps.

[@guadalupeestrada410]

I noticed this too! She let's the jumps surprise us the way the music can surprise us too.

[@mgrosa]

Simply wonderful and royal how she skates, her jumps and spins so lovely. I like this dress very much, she looks strong in it. Only her hair is not so perfect, but in the 80ties they often had this frizzy hair ;-) Today Tonya looks more elegant with her hairs. Wonderful how she ends the program.....

[@peanutboxes4076]

She’s such an iconic legend, I really admire this woman and her journey in life.

[@kellywilliamson2187]

So beautiful, so talented . . . 🥰

[@laurashook85]

Tonya is spectacular. Bless her heart.

[@whitecat3923]

❤️🙏🏼

[@unknownperson2596]

Tonya😍 Bella Beau Hermosa Sei bellisima Bonita Ganda красивое BEAUTIFUL

[@juliamartinezdehoyos7116]

Creo que fueron muy injustos con ella. Era grande y poderosa y le estropearon la vida entre todos...

[@whitecat3923]

КрасивАя...😉

[@colin5577]

Wow. Unexpectedly graceful routine. Amazing outfit.

[@OyolaLuisAlberto]

She's an amazing skater. Its Beautiful.

[@marcjuritsch8441]

Tonya you are the the best jumper here until these days now.

[@jojijojo3566]

Nancy could never top Tonya

[@ajphillips5690]

I feel. So bad for her a true talent really cut short... Over allegations... She was so under appreciated

[@summerlate2799]

Her artistry here is better than Yamaguchi.

[@TaushaTW]

Summer Late27 I never liked Yamaguchi. I liked her even less after I read Rudy Galindo’s autobiography

[@lyann1213]

@@TaushaTW 😱😱

[@SharonMartinez]

Beautiful. She should be extremely proud of her life.

[@darrylelkins681]

Sparkle and shine.......PURE TALENT

[@ЭльвираФасхутдинова-ш1д]

Как не повезло человеку ,просто плакать хочется. Плохо когда окружают тупые люди(

[@studentkhanapkana6110]

Olympics association must say sorry to tonya for not giving her medal in 1992.. she was amazing.. in all her performances

[@Michelle-ew6ws]

I love watching her skate it's absolutely magnetizing she's amazing!!!

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

I agree. I love her.

[@Superwoman123]

Оболденная фигуристка♥️

[@alexasaltz4229]

Tonya was not as artistic as some of the other skaters, but she was one of the most athletic. Tonya was a very powerful skater and despite the controversy and resulting fall from grace, she is still the first to land the triple and no one can take that away from her. I am most impressed with how she has handled her life in the aftermath. I remain her fan forever.

[@juliaangelina1984]

Beautiful! Better than either of her competitive programs at Albertville.

[@MADHAUSMARKALLAN]

So talented and she skated so powerfully. That triple salchow was HUGE. this was great to see! Thanks.

[@u109405]

Why did she never jumps her axels in competitions from an outside backward spiral? Original and very nice 👍

[@rileyduncan1535]

Goodness gracious!!!!! This performance was so good!!!!

[@Kier1950]

Wonderful. Grace, high speed, beauty and the one with the triple axel. Pure gold.

[@mattschap2042]

Breathtaking Ina Bauer at the end!

[@Schmoityface]

I've never seen anyone do a better Ena Bauer than Tonya.

[@skatefan9495]

That was incredible. I've never seen anyone else hold that move that long.

[@u109405]

Amazing, the lines r so perfect She used the Ina Bauer as an entrance to the flip many times ...stunning

[@user-gf3wn1ne9n]

Kelley Small Have you never watched any other skater ever?

[@u109405]

E - no never, u horrible Nasty 🤢 ugly Witch 🧙‍♀️! Get a life

[@czaderka87]

Breathtaking.

[@claireb3004]

Every time I have watched her since 8 yrs old, I have wanted to cry. I can't even explain why. Few people move me to tears.

[@freddiemercury4evr]

She had something special.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I know exactly what you mean. I think it's because she had such a painful life and it comes out in her skating. Like, she put her anger into those huge jumps, and she put her pain into the beautiful and expressive spins. I think that's what we're picking up on, and why her skating has a sort of sad quality to it.

[@berdhandy]

She 's beatiful and extraordinary.

[@ValerieBerry-q6r]

In my opinion , one great, great skater. Probably my favorite!

[@richat30]

Powerful jumps and beautiful flow, excellent spins, superb gliding technique. I find her much more interesting to watch than many of the very young and thin women/girls with their hectic programs today.

[@ZinziSchneider]

she was so beautiful, great and one of a kind. Today she whould be a bomb!!!

[@nyb3233]

I didn't knew this music was from Breaktfast at Tiffany's, such a lovely melody, I guess Tonya grew up listening that song.

[@lemurianchick]

Growing up listening to Henry Mancini? I highly doubt it. Maybe she liked the movie or something.

[@peterpeter5029]

Нет я из Украины спосибо что спросили

[@peterpeter5029]

Судя по фамилии вы из италии

[@akosunny]

My favourite program.

[@elizabethdjokovic2691]

A lifetime ban was harsh and if the movie is based on facts, unjustifiable. She was obviously a star. Her perform in this video is superb.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

The worst part of it is, Tonya did not finish high school and had never held a regular job due to skating - by banning her, they took away her only means of making a living - it was literally the only thing she knew how to do. I don't have a problem with her receiving some sort of consequence for covering up for her husband (the only thing she was ever charged with) but a lifetime ban was way too harsh. And the stripping her of the medals she won BEFORE the attack was disgusting; she won those fair and square.

[@Girl_Girl1488]

She is so so gifted...

[@metalhead3913]

No one else can spin as beautiful as Tonya

[@whitecat3923]

Her spins are great!👌🏼But watch, if you want, Lucinda Ruh's, Nathalie Krieg's, Irina Slutskaya's, Carolina Kostner's ...

[@michaelpatrick7888]

great choreography and music,,,, ashame,,,,she could have gone so far,,,

[@brendaorrego1038]

Stunning

[@thaissouza1070]

She's amazing!!!

[@эсенгуловэркинбек]

Она была очень талантливой фигуристской очень жаль что она была замешана в незаконных историях и её дисквлофицировали по жизненно.