We love an Olympic cameo 😍 Olympic figure skater Dylan Moscovitch appeared as the figure skater friend Shane Hollander went to see compete in episode 2 of Heated Rivalry…did you spot him?
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We love an Olympic cameo 😍 Olympic figure skater Dylan Moscovitch appeared as the figure skater friend Shane Hollander went to see compete in episode 2 of Heated Rivalry…did you spot him?
I saw someone mention that after episode 2 of Heated Rivalry, Shane and Ilya witnessing Yuzuru Hanyu break the Olympic record for highest scoring short program at the Sochi Olympics is now canon and I can't get it out of my head because I love nothing better than when my fandoms collide, whether they be fiction or reality.
Also, because I was curious, I looked it up and it turns out Shane's figure skating buddy Joe is played by retired Canadian pairs figure skater Dylan Moscovitch who appears in the credits as Stunt Canadian Figure Skater.
🇨🇦 in case you missed it: the real Olympian athlete in Heated Rivalry!
Olympic silver medallist in figure skating Dylan Moscovitch on how he ended up on the hit show 'Heated Rivalry', and what he's been hearing
Olympic silver medallist in figure skating Dylan Moscovitch on how he ended up on the hit show 'Heated Rivalry', and what he's been hearing since the show went viral.
Dylan Moscovitch was a Canadian pairs skater who competed at the Sochi Olympics with Kristen Moore-Towers and has a silver medal from the team event. He talks to That Figure Skating Show about how he ended up making a cameo as Joe the figure skater on Heated Rivalry.
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