@@zanahoria6966 no, Javi told Yuzu about his retirement for the first time right before the medal ceremony (when he embraced him and Shoma into that big hug), Yuzu then admitted in one of his press conferences that of course he was emotional and crying because he won the gold medal (despite all the obstacles and hardships he went through to get it) but also because he shared podium with his special friend, training/rink mate and one of the closest people to him - Javier Fernandez
To be honest, I personally did not like either Harding or Kerrigan at all because of their immature and embarrassing behavior in the 1994 Winter Olympics. Harding should have been barred entirely from competition for her part in the attack on Kerrigan. Kerrigan should have been grateful that she was still able to perform after such a traumatic event and serious injury. Although I am American and initially rooted for Kerrigan, I was glad she did not win after seeing how bitchy her reaction to Baiul's gold medal was. It makes no difference to me if an athlete is from my own country, how talented they are, or if they are the favorite for the gold medal. An Olympic athlete is representing his or her country and I have no respect for anyone who cannot show good sportsmanship.
@@ericaswenson1034 "Serious injury?" She got a bruise, nothing more. She was back training within three days. And why should Kerrigan "be grateful" when the situation was none of her doing? Yes, Kerrigan was a bad sport and a whiny brat, but she's not the first person to show poor sportsmanship nor will she be the last - you have only to look at Valieva's and Scherbokova's behavior at the last Olympics to see that. As for Harding, she was never charged with anything more than conspiracy to hinder a prosecution, I.e. of attempting to cover for her husband after the event. Now, if even the FBI - you know, the guys who investigate crimes for a living - were not able to find evidence to charge her with anything more than that, it's likely because there was nothing to find. Yes, she should have gone to police the second she found out what her idiotic husband had done, but given the abusive nature of their marriage, I can understand why she didn't. Both Harding and Kerrigan were under incredible pressure at the time, and yes, both should have made smarter choices, but both were only human.
I am a figure skater so this can be relatable. Yuzuru went on to be an amazing skater so I think a lesson learned is that if we fall٫ we need to get right back up.
I can relate, I practiced for months and executed it perfectly during the rehearsals but then I started getting things wrong in the performance. It still hurts me thinking about it. I won a silver medal tho, and I'm really grateful for it.
The lesson here is never give up for there are so many people out there cheering and loving you. Never give up for what your made for and always stay humble!💖💖💖
Two very emotional moments are missing 1) The end of Yulia’s career at Rostelecom 2016 2) Medvedeva’s reaction after her skate at the Olympics 2018. And Alina trying to hide her emotions in a doll also then.
Yeah, that was very hear broken moment. I felt so sorry for Evegeniya loss , definitely it was bit her fault and not Alina merit. Meanwhile, do not remember how Alina was jumping in thr podium? Where was she hiding her emotions?
@@vadzimsvirepa8515 if you see the video of Medvedeva’s skate you will see when the grades are shown, Alina hiding her face behind a doll in the moment she descovers she is the champion. He is talking about that, not the podium moment
@@vadzimsvirepa8515 There was no particular fault in her skating, she deliver as perfect skate as she could have. After being haunted by injuries she skated probably her best two programs at that moment, Alina was just simply impeccable at the Olympics. However, with that being said with the quality of Medvedeva's skating, she should be grateful to even have silver over Osmond. As much as I grown to like Evgenia, her marks were absurdly inflated.
@Skate Lover Osmond had some jump issues, but imo deserved much higher PCS than Evgenia. With that being said, they are both great athletes with different strengths
There is roller skating if you fall you get injuries cause ypu fall in roads or synthetic skating track if you are on high speed then you get fracture. In the slightest fall you can get injuries as long as 7-15 cm
I would say that each sport can be really dangerous. It all depends on how you fall etc. (for example - in horse riding you can get a minor injury or a very very serious one. Each sport has its own difficulties)
Для меня самый эмоциональный момент фигурного катания - это эмоции Камилы после проката "Болеро" на ОИ 2022. Безумно больно было смотреть на сломленную девочку, которая не заслужила всего того, что она пережила в свои 15 лет...
Hay niños que son más talentosos y han experimentado o experimentan un peor sufrimiento. Amo a kamila y es mi pollo pero también que no se pase de verga y sea más cuidadosa al comer
Everyone one tears in eyes .. when they won match of life or game after hard work😢😌. No matter which country they belong .. everything is of hard work and passion .. succes and results make warriors cry
Oksana Baiul’’s breakdown after her Olympic skate ,which won her Gold, along with her emotionally leaving the rink after her tribute skate following Sergei Grinkov’s death should have made the list.
Hallo es sind vor allem nur Menschen..... mit einer besonders schönen Begabung!! Die uns ins staunen versetzt.!! Nur drei Buchstaben WOW. Bleibt uns ganz lang erhalten!!👍
as a soccer player, when set pieces like penalties and free kicks go wrong and you miss things, it really hurts because you spend so much time practicing them after practice just to prove to your coach that you’re capable but then your coach doesn’t let you do them again because he doesn’t trust you because of one mistake
I remember reading a book on Oksana Baiul when I was in elementary school, like.... late 90's early 00's? Apparently she bawled after her famous gold medal performance in '94. She was wearing a pale pink leotard with fluffy boa shoulders.
As well she might - she was an orphan and had spent nights sleeping at the rink as she had nowhere to go until her coach offered to take her in. Imagine winning gold aged only 15 and knowing that none of your loved ones are alive to see it. I'd cry too.
3:13 i felt her pain when that foam or whatever was making her feel uncomfortable because you know that feeling when your ankle socks keep falling down every time you walk? UGH that’s like the worst and i cannot let that keep happening
@@НаталияГончарова-ъ5з я смотрела и что? Только мы ответственны за свою жизнь! Не мать тиранша, не парень идиот, не Нэнси Кэрриган! Она по жизни была «я не виноватой» за что и попалатилась
@@НаталияГончарова-ъ5з и еще: в реальности она часто себе противоречила!! Просто фильм показал ее невинной в атаке на Нэнси.. Она говорила, что знала о планах про ее атаку, но ничего не делала. В другом интервью она говорила, что вообще ничего не знала.
I feel sorry for her going through so much abuse. I don't feel sorry for her career ending because she knew something awful would happen and did nothing about it. It's very simple to give someone a heads up, even with the fear of abuse lurking over you. A lot of the motivation of getting out of an abusive relationship or standing up to an abuser is when they decide to abuse someone other than just you, like your child or another person. Nancy is that other person motivation. She could have said something. She had plenty of opportunities. It's not like this was a competitor from a different country who had practice times she didn't know or a language she didn't speak. She decided to do nothing.
I cry myself for you all those makes a mistake but i love you all too...dont worry just keep on giong to what you like & do best & remember mistakes are ment to turn you to perfection...
I like Tonya Harding but she had an excuse for everything. She blamed everything and everyone around her if things messed up. She never took responsibility for anything.
I agree...but that's what tends to happen to people that have been abused and mistreated all their lives. They lash out at everyone around them even when they're not in the right . In a lot of ways I can understand and empathize with why she became that way.
No, you're not disqualified but there is a deduction for not completing the jump, so falling usually means you can kiss winning goodbye. But in the case of not completing a jump because of equipment failure e.g. a blade or shoelace snapped, the skater may choose between starting again or continuing the routine from where they left off.
Tonya Harding deserve’s respect considering all the family dysfunction she endured growing up, and managed to lift herself up, only to be eventually consumed by it.
Как парня жалко с коньками порванными. неужели нет никакой организации всемирной помочь таким спортсменам, такие бабки там вертятся, уж пары сотен долларов нашли бы на коньки, да и вообще почему народ этой страны не смог помочь. я не знаю из какой он страны.....Вроде Япония, страна далеко не бедная...
I love you Tonya! You were just a kid. I have never demonized you for the foolishness of your boyfriend turned ex-husband. I think you’re great and what happened to you was a great loss for both skating and the American spirit. God be with you dear. No one walks on water.
Yuzuru was happy not only because he won Olympic gold medal but also Javier won bronze medal too. He was so happy for Javier.
Actually I think he was crying bc Javier told him that he would leave the sport. So that was their last time in a podium together :
@@zanahoria6966 no, Javi told Yuzu about his retirement for the first time right before the medal ceremony (when he embraced him and Shoma into that big hug), Yuzu then admitted in one of his press conferences that of course he was emotional and crying because he won the gold medal (despite all the obstacles and hardships he went through to get it) but also because he shared podium with his special friend, training/rink mate and one of the closest people to him - Javier Fernandez
@@zanahoria6966 *WAILS*😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭I was feeling so bad for him
I felt their pain, I’m a ballerina and is so frustrating when something goes wrong after months and months of practice…
I want to be ballerina
@@nurulqalesya5176 Follow your dreams!!
@@nurulqalesya5176 cool!!! You’ll love this career, it has ups and downs, but it’s worth it
Awww ok! Keep trying harder then! I know you can do it!
@@BCastless hahahaha I did that too when I was younger, it just grew on me I guess
I liked how Yuzuru thanked his coach. So humble.
Is he the first oen?
@@ffireinthedark at 5:38
@@randomvirus8596 thanks! I actually realised when I watched the whole video sorry I'm so anxious and I asked before finishinh
@@ffireinthedark no problem hon
He's Japanese right?
Tonya's problem wasn't just the skates, her psyche was already done with everything that was happening to her.
She made a mistake. She found a way to redo her program. Devil nothings wrong with her shoes
Hay shut up and be nice kei key
To be honest, I personally did not like either Harding or Kerrigan at all because of their immature and embarrassing behavior in the 1994 Winter Olympics. Harding should have been barred entirely from competition for her part in the attack on Kerrigan. Kerrigan should have been grateful that she was still able to perform after such a traumatic event and serious injury. Although I am American and initially rooted for Kerrigan, I was glad she did not win after seeing how bitchy her reaction to Baiul's gold medal was. It makes no difference to me if an athlete is from my own country, how talented they are, or if they are the favorite for the gold medal. An Olympic athlete is representing his or her country and I have no respect for anyone who cannot show good sportsmanship.
@@keikey9123 Use your eyes. Her blade is actually wobbling when she puts it up on the judge's desk, there was definitely something wrong with it.
@@ericaswenson1034 "Serious injury?" She got a bruise, nothing more. She was back training within three days. And why should Kerrigan "be grateful" when the situation was none of her doing? Yes, Kerrigan was a bad sport and a whiny brat, but she's not the first person to show poor sportsmanship nor will she be the last - you have only to look at Valieva's and Scherbokova's behavior at the last Olympics to see that. As for Harding, she was never charged with anything more than conspiracy to hinder a prosecution, I.e. of attempting to cover for her husband after the event. Now, if even the FBI - you know, the guys who investigate crimes for a living - were not able to find evidence to charge her with anything more than that, it's likely because there was nothing to find. Yes, she should have gone to police the second she found out what her idiotic husband had done, but given the abusive nature of their marriage, I can understand why she didn't. Both Harding and Kerrigan were under incredible pressure at the time, and yes, both should have made smarter choices, but both were only human.
Every athlete deserves respect
Not tonya harding
Amen
Every?
Nope.
@@Puurtols Exactly what I was thinking
Love how even when they fall, they make it like it was part of their routine.
Like the Nasreddin Hodja story, when he falls off his donkey and onlookers start laughing, he turns around and says, I was coming down anyway.
I am a figure skater so this can be relatable. Yuzuru went on to be an amazing skater so I think a lesson learned is that if we fall٫ we need to get right back up.
I can relate, I practiced for months and executed it perfectly during the rehearsals but then I started getting things wrong in the performance. It still hurts me thinking about it. I won a silver medal tho, and I'm really grateful for it.
Hey congratulations man 🤗
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Hey stay! Congratulations!
6:27 for those who don't know javier told yuzu and shoma that he is retiring
The lesson here is never give up for there are so many people out there cheering and loving you. Never give up for what your made for and always stay humble!💖💖💖
i cant see yuzuru crying
it hurts so much😭
But he's crying from joy! :)
time stamp?
@@isshi7070 5:55
@@cheenachauhan528 aahhh thank youuuu
Now I'm going to get recommended videos from chess AND figure skating. 🤦🏻♂️
Idk why but same ..
Me too
me too
And gymnastics for me 😭
Not to mention the puppies...
My grandma is a big fan of Yuzuru Hanyu and we watched these moments on live tv it was sad
Two very emotional moments are missing 1) The end of Yulia’s career at Rostelecom 2016 2) Medvedeva’s reaction after her skate at the Olympics 2018. And Alina trying to hide her emotions in a doll also then.
Yeah, that was very hear broken moment. I felt so sorry for Evegeniya loss , definitely it was bit her fault and not Alina merit.
Meanwhile, do not remember how Alina was jumping in thr podium? Where was she hiding her emotions?
@@vadzimsvirepa8515 if you see the video of Medvedeva’s skate you will see when the grades are shown, Alina hiding her face behind a doll in the moment she descovers she is the champion. He is talking about that, not the podium moment
@@vadzimsvirepa8515 There was no particular fault in her skating, she deliver as perfect skate as she could have. After being haunted by injuries she skated probably her best two programs at that moment, Alina was just simply impeccable at the Olympics. However, with that being said with the quality of Medvedeva's skating, she should be grateful to even have silver over Osmond. As much as I grown to like Evgenia, her marks were absurdly inflated.
I like Yulia lipnitskaya
@Skate Lover Osmond had some jump issues, but imo deserved much higher PCS than Evgenia. With that being said, they are both great athletes with different strengths
As a figure skater, I love this. It’s so wholesome 💗
Same, I can definitely relate.
Weird how this isint the most dangerous sport
gymnastics?
One French sport out can’t wear helmets and it’s like football
There is roller skating if you fall you get injuries cause ypu fall in roads or synthetic skating track if you are on high speed then you get fracture. In the slightest fall you can get injuries as long as 7-15 cm
I would say that each sport can be really dangerous. It all depends on how you fall etc. (for example - in horse riding you can get a minor injury or a very very serious one. Each sport has its own difficulties)
Gymnastics, figure skating and cheerleading are extremely dangerous sports
Какие наши девочки милые💓💓. Мы помним все ваши победы и будем помнить всегда 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
❤️
As a figure skater I fall a lot on my butt and it hurts but I have to push through to keep working so major respect for these people
They are really hard working and I understand the frustration when they mess up. I wish I could give them a hug 🥺
Nobunari Oda still makes live videos supporting his juniors japanese skaters!! they all show so much love for each other.
My heart breaks for that young man at the beginning. His skates look so worn anyway. So sad I am glad the judges understood and we kind
Для меня самый эмоциональный момент фигурного катания - это эмоции Камилы после проката "Болеро" на ОИ 2022. Безумно больно было смотреть на сломленную девочку, которая не заслужила всего того, что она пережила в свои 15 лет...
Hay niños que son más talentosos y han experimentado o experimentan un peor sufrimiento. Amo a kamila y es mi pollo pero también que no se pase de verga y sea más cuidadosa al comer
При всем моем уважении к Камиле....НО! "Болеро" - ЭТО ТОЛЬКО КАРОЛИНА КОСТНЕР! Без обид.
Everyone one tears in eyes .. when they won match of life or game after hard work😢😌. No matter which country they belong .. everything is of hard work and passion .. succes and results make warriors cry
I still think the collective skating world owes Tonya a thank you for putting skating on the map
You mean putting the concept of illegally hurting your teammates through hired person in order to stop them from beating you
Was she that impactful? Never heard of her until today. But then again idgaf about figure skating lol.
That might be case for your country, not for the rest.
@@kaedeAoi27 not surprising you haven’t heard of her if you don’t care about figure skating….
@@phyrruskarimarmalgold3660 think that was a thing before Tonya
Oksana Baiul’’s breakdown after her Olympic skate ,which won her Gold, along with her emotionally leaving the rink after her tribute skate following Sergei Grinkov’s death should have made the list.
I would add Liza's tears at World in Stockholm and Evgenia's ''Karenina'' Olympics- touched my heart.
Yup.
omg yes
Evgenia's Karenina skate was beautiful, with some sort of dignified desperation - like od she knew it was her very last chance to be on top
I can't be the only one thinking about Yuri on Ice ⛸
Beautiful sport, definitely has some risks too.
I FINALLY FOUND ONE!!
it's a shame you didn't include yuzuru hanyu's 2014 china cup free program.. if that's not emotional and respectful than idk what is...
Showing random clips with no context.
FR
Ahhhhh, but veteran fs fans already know the context XD
Yuzuru hanyu got me watching so many of this videos
SAMEEE
one can tell how difficult times were for Tonya Harding when the commenter says "whenever I have a problem with my skates I just get used to it".....
“Most emotional moments”
the music:
I love Japanese people, their personalities are so pure
I love them for trying their best
Don't cry ....because you all amazing👍👍👍👍
Wow they are so brave to recover this pain they practice all of day for this competition but this happen so brave paople
Hallo es sind vor allem nur Menschen..... mit einer besonders schönen Begabung!!
Die uns ins staunen versetzt.!! Nur drei Buchstaben WOW. Bleibt uns ganz lang erhalten!!👍
Не плачьте, девочки! Лишь бы здоровы были.
I am so going to miss Yuzuru and his Winnie.
Now the most sad moment in figure skating is the Yuzuru Hanyu (The G.O.A.T) retirement 😢😢😭
Yuzuru hits different!! ♡
as a soccer player, when set pieces like penalties and free kicks go wrong and you miss things, it really hurts because you spend so much time practicing them after practice just to prove to your coach that you’re capable but then your coach doesn’t let you do them again because he doesn’t trust you because of one mistake
I learn Taekwondo and had practised hard and looked forward on the competition but end up not getting in and I really feel their sadness.
Great video
My heart is truly touched.. 😩🥺😊😍🥰😘💖💝
I remember reading a book on Oksana Baiul when I was in elementary school, like.... late 90's early 00's? Apparently she bawled after her famous gold medal performance in '94. She was wearing a pale pink leotard with fluffy boa shoulders.
As well she might - she was an orphan and had spent nights sleeping at the rink as she had nowhere to go until her coach offered to take her in. Imagine winning gold aged only 15 and knowing that none of your loved ones are alive to see it. I'd cry too.
3:13 i felt her pain when that foam or whatever was making her
feel uncomfortable because you know that feeling when your ankle
socks keep falling down every time you walk? UGH that’s like the worst and
i cannot let that keep happening
What is her name?
Isn't that the woman who was involved in the assault of a participant?
@@canela3020 it was her boyfriend or ex
@@aureinaalvarez9207 idk
It’s Tonya Harding, and her ex-husband and his friend attacked Nancy Kerrigan. Tonya ended up in 12th, even with the redo; Kerrigan won silver.
Até nos erros eles são bons... Parabéns galera vcs são diferentes mesmo.
sports authority should not count fauls.....every sport's players should be judged on their fair 3 attempts
我现在才看清楚，原来这兄弟是穿了这么一双鞋上场比赛，致敬！
Сколько труда.Сердце замерает когда падает фигурист.
You tube : "you wanna watch this figure skating video?"
Me : "yes, why not"
Mis respetos a todos .solo llegar allí es una gran hazaña
Тоню Хардинг жалко, но думаю все таки она ответственна за свои неудачи, за свои победы, за свою физическую форму, за отношения и за людей вокруг себя
Не совсем так. Посмотрите фильм Тони против всех.
@@НаталияГончарова-ъ5з я смотрела и что? Только мы ответственны за свою жизнь! Не мать тиранша, не парень идиот, не Нэнси Кэрриган! Она по жизни была «я не виноватой» за что и попалатилась
@@НаталияГончарова-ъ5з и еще: в реальности она часто себе противоречила!! Просто фильм показал ее невинной в атаке на Нэнси.. Она говорила, что знала о планах про ее атаку, но ничего не делала. В другом интервью она говорила, что вообще ничего не знала.
I feel sorry for her going through so much abuse. I don't feel sorry for her career ending because she knew something awful would happen and did nothing about it. It's very simple to give someone a heads up, even with the fear of abuse lurking over you. A lot of the motivation of getting out of an abusive relationship or standing up to an abuser is when they decide to abuse someone other than just you, like your child or another person. Nancy is that other person motivation. She could have said something. She had plenty of opportunities. It's not like this was a competitor from a different country who had practice times she didn't know or a language she didn't speak. She decided to do nothing.
I can't even see how can they do that
#respect
nice editing in the thumbnail...
I respect all ice skating people
Hanyuuuuuu i love uuuuu
I cry myself for you all those makes a mistake but i love you all too...dont worry just keep on giong to what you like & do best & remember mistakes are ment to turn you to perfection...
i was after watching yuzuru and now figure skatings are now in my reccomend 😕
Sorry dear I can't see people crying... Love you all♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I like Tonya Harding but she had an excuse for everything. She blamed everything and everyone around her if things messed up. She never took responsibility for anything.
I agree...but that's what tends to happen to people that have been abused and mistreated all their lives. They lash out at everyone around them even when they're not in the right . In a lot of ways I can understand and empathize with why she became that way.
@@JessG_20 not an excuse
Oh babies no need to cry, this is not any end point 💕💕
My respect for them
One of the best music that suit for best moments 🥰
After months of hardworking💔i feel sad for them🥺
Love and respect
Ice skating is a great way to have fun
Excellent
Sooper performance
❤❤❤
Yuzuru💜💜😍😘
Super 👍
IF SELF DESTRUCTION WAS AN OLYMPIC EVENT, ID BE TONYA HARDING
жесткие игры на льду...судьбы ломаются
th-cam.com/video/w86rotpPU1Q/w-d-xo.html
Нет
I mean girls there are drop dead gorgeous!! 😅🤣🥰😍
Respect
beautiful !
Haha yuzuru so cute
Yuzuru❤️❤️❤️
2:00 damn I cried at this...
Когда Липницкую на трибунах показали, аж муражки по коже пробежали🥺❤️
Сила духа👍
So if they fall they're disqualified?
No, you're not disqualified but there is a deduction for not completing the jump, so falling usually means you can kiss winning goodbye. But in the case of not completing a jump because of equipment failure e.g. a blade or shoelace snapped, the skater may choose between starting again or continuing the routine from where they left off.
Nice
Who can control emotions and nerves win in the end ….
yuzuru, i love you
Tonya skate is so prettyyyyyy
Tonya Harding deserve’s respect considering all the family dysfunction she endured growing up, and managed to lift herself up, only to be eventually consumed by it.
Thumbs up
I just love Tonnya Harding fantastic skater, fantastic figure, how wrong she was treated, she would have won every competition she entered
Как парня жалко с коньками порванными. неужели нет никакой организации всемирной помочь таким спортсменам, такие бабки там вертятся, уж пары сотен долларов нашли бы на коньки, да и вообще почему народ этой страны не смог помочь. я не знаю из какой он страны.....Вроде Япония, страна далеко не бедная...
Don't worry we give all players full recpect
Qué chuminazo se ha pegado la chica.
i want to cry 🥺💖
No tears for Tonya.
I love you Tonya! You were just a kid. I have never demonized you for the foolishness of your boyfriend turned ex-husband. I think you’re great and what happened to you was a great loss for both skating and the American spirit. God be with you dear. No one walks on water.
what a clown
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Tonya wanted attention and got it. At the cost of "real" skaters. We all laughed at her back in the day. She knew what she was doing!!!