浅田 真央 Mao Asada (JPN)
2014 World Championship Short Program (78.66, WR)
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浅田 真央 Mao Asada (JPN)
2014 World Championship Short Program (78.66, WR)
chris kramers wm 2014 10 jahre jubiläums post: „die erinnerung bleibt ein leben lang“
ich, und der top kommentar: welche erinnerung
I found myself watching this tonight
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapter 25: De la mano (Hand in hand)
Summary: Javi struggles to find his footing again. He falls.
Fic Premise: Magical realism!AU of Javier Fernandez’s figure skating journey with his training partner, Yuzuru Hanyu, from their fated meeting in 2010 to the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics.
At a Pyrenean folk festival in Jaca, fourteen year old Javier Fernández receives a fortune from a Romani woman who tells him the love of his life is the most beautiful swan in the world that will teach him how to fly. Javi’s not impressed.
Five years later, Yuzuru Hanyu makes his international senior debut at the 2010 Cup of Russia Grand Prix event. Yuzuru’s no swan (what’s up with the feathers though?) but he does show Javi how to fly.
“Mao Asada had a fair shot at winning bronze at Sochi, even with bombing her short. She was underscored at the Olympics. She did win worlds that year after all.”
Simone Biles of the United States becomes the most decorated athlete in World Championships history, with 14 titles and 20 medals overall, in just four years of competition
Throwback 2014—Yuzuru Hanyu and Mao Asada, World Championships Gala Opening
Russian medal joy