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- Feb 27, 2014
The bigger interview - http://www.sports.ru/others/figure-skating/1026897609.html
I just went to check the ISU World Standings out of curiosity and Sergei has rocketed up to 2nd place after Yuzuru. Gee, how did he ever manage that with his empty, transition-free, artistry-free programs? Javier is in 3rd - Kovtun 7th. Sergei is also still #1 on the Season's Best list.
Good job, silver fox!
I just went to check the ISU World Standings out of curiosity and Sergei has rocketed up to 2nd place after Yuzuru. Gee, how did he ever manage that with his empty, transition-free, artistry-free programs? Javier is in 3rd - Kovtun 7th. Sergei is also still #1 on the Season's Best list.
Good job, silver fox!
another great intervew with him http://rsport.ru/interview/20150201/803590355.html
Won't take too much time before you start liking his butt spins too...so proud because he's my age even his costumes look cute to me now. lol
Won't take too much time before you start liking his butt spins too...
Gallavich: I can't open the link.
Sorry...maybe it's because his Instagram is set to private.
Here it is:
http://i.imgur.com/Nn3vufq.jpg
I moved to St. Petersburg where mother and I were living in a shared flat. After a 3 rooms flat in Moscow it was quite a challenge for a 12y.o. kid. But if I haven't lived through that I wouldn't be where I am now. I learned a lot. Besides, it's not as is if I was well received in St. Petersburg. The only one who treated me well was Pluschenko. I joined Galina Kashina's group and Mishin would let me skate on the same ice with Pluschenko. It was the only good thing. I would get all the bad glances in the dressing room and would hear `go back to your Moscow!'
If anyone's going to do a buttspin, I'm ok with it being him.
I will never forget one of those moments when I took silver in Junior Worlds, came back to that room my mother and I were renting in the shared flat. Excuse me for details, but the shower was kind of funny - it was a very old building, built by the Germans before the revolution for workers. A huge room, high ceilings, wide window. Anyway, there was a toilet, a normal and quite clean one, but instead of a shower there was a pipe connected to a wall and a hole in the concrete floor. Those were the conditions in which I became 2nd in Junior worlds. I came back and told my mother `It would be funny to see Patrick Chan or Takahiko Kozuka find out where I take showers. They probably wouldn't believe such things existed'. Those were the conditions I wanted to get out from. I wanted to live normally and have a normal shower. It was stimulating. Fortunately I have a normal flat now. with a normal shower and no holes in the floor. This is what you should get to, this is what I want my future children to try. I don't want them to live a life of `my father is this or that' but to understand in order to get somewhere in life you have to work hard. There are thousands of stories like mine. And, unfortunately, many of them are much tougher than mine.
Vorobyova/Simonenko's interview with Voronov: `The sun would still shine had I not won the medal' for rsport.ru
Fantastic interview. Love the guy.
Thank you to TAHbKA for the translation: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/index.php?threads/voronov-the-sun-would-still-shine-had-i-not-won-the-medal.94812/