Alysa Liu of the United States cut off Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto three gold tubes. The World Championship debutant Linnea Ceder was 18.
Linnea Ceder is 18th in women’s solo skating in the World Championships in Figure Skating in Boston, the United States.
Ceder, 22, who skated in his first World Championships, succeeded in improving his investment in the free program. After the short program, the Finn was ranked 20, but reached the free program close to his record points and passed two skaters on the scoreboard. Ceder received a score of 108.71 in his free program and his total score was 165.50.
– All I can say is that it feels really good and relieved. During the performance, I was completely at that moment, I didn’t think at all forward or back, and it may help through the program. I knew what I was doing and that I could know the elements. After all, such an audience gives power as they live so strongly, Ceder says in the Figure Skating Association release.
The Ceder’s freelance can be viewed in the video below.
Women’s World Cup gold for a long time to the United States
The World Championship is celebrated by the 19-year-old US Alysa Liuwhich was the best in both short and free programs. Japanese have taken the previous three World Cup golds Kaori Sakamoto grabbed silver. Bronze took Japan Mone chiba.
After the short program, Sakamoto was only fifth, but he put pressure on Liu with his brilliant free program performance. The Japanese held the lead before Liu was performed, but Liu made it even better. His gorgeous skating Donna Summer MacArthur Park secured the gold medal in front of the home audience.
Liu brought to the United States the first women’s figure skating world championship since 2006.
In 2022, Liu did not reach the World Championship bronze until the age of 16, but then ended his career. He returned to racing this season.
– This is a crazy story. I don’t know how I could come back and take the world championship. I would never have believed it, Liu told NBC.
– I didn’t even believe I was number one in the short program. I thought I was not the best in the world. It didn’t seem like a profit. But now I have to process this.
A compilation of the best pieces of the freelance program starts on TV2 at 3:40 pm, and starting at 7:25 pm in Arena you can follow the free dance dance. There are Finnish couples involved Yuka orihara – Juho Pirinen and Juulia Turkkila – Matthias Versluis. Turkkila and Versluis were in trouble in the rhythm dance, but were scarcely survived for free dance.