Ilia Malinin wins 2. Equal name on the worlds of figure skating

Boston – Ilia Malinin prevented her world title free skate, which earned a permanent ovation inside the TD garden on Saturday evening and ended the unforgettable home championships for Americans who won three gold medals in four figures to give them a wave of momentum.

The twenty-year-old Fairfax in Virginia came briefly in his attempt at a record seven quad-bike-Malinin settled in just six after the planned Quad Lutz jumped. But that was hard to matter. After his free skate, he ended up seasonal 318.56 points, set up “I’m not a vampire” by turning the opposite to win his second gold medal by more than 31 points.

Mikhail Shaidorov of Kazakhstan moved around Yum Kagiyama second with noble free skates, ended with 287.47, while the ruling Olympic silver medalist from Japan finished third with 278.19 points.

Malinin, who had a three -point cushion on Kagiyama after his short program, leaked trust as he ran to ice to warm it up. And when the former Olympic Ice dancer Ben Agosto announced his name and the second direct selection in TD Garden yelled, the self-tiny “Quad God” suddenly appeared stoic while preparing for his program.

The program had a kind of highly flying movements that no one else could do.

Their. Malinin.

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Malinin hit his first four quads, including Axel, which landed only in the competition, before a single real incorrect step when he doubled Lutz. But he stayed at the moment and finished the program to roar the consent of domestic fans.

Next year he was already popular who won gold at the Olympic Games in Milano-Cortina.

Now the question is whether anyone can compete with him?

The journey to Milan in Italy is a primary focus of raspberry. He was left from the Beijing team, although he ended up second on the Nationals that year when we decided by American figure skating for a more experienced line -up at the winter games.

“My focus on the Olympics will begin at the beginning of next season, when the competition starts to move around,” he said. “At that time, I will have to start with the strategy, make sure I like how programs are and how jumps are, and ensure that everything is comfortable before the Olympics.”