Nikolai Morozov may refer to: (wikipedia)
There's really nothing to prove. Usually in figure skating, the people who win the Olympic Games don't really continue. That's the best thing you can achieve, and she did that.
After the Olympics, it was great. The first couple of days she was really tired. I don't think she fully understood what really happened. After she went to Japan, she was so happy. It was just great. You win the Olympics, it's just great.
She's one of the few skaters with all the qualities. She is very capable of winning gold.
I think I could tell maybe two weeks ago that she could win here, when she started to do clean programs a couple times, and everything just came in good shape. Even here she was improving day by day.
Yes, of course I was surprised. I thought she could medal. But I didn't think she would win gold.
It takes time for the body to adjust. But I think it's better for figure skating. I think in two or three years, already in the next Olympics, we'll see the same spins at level four and also good jumps.
