Viktor is my favorite male figure skater of all time! He had such a connection with his audience and soooo much charm. Really magnetic! Thanks for posting these videos. They bring back so many good memories.
They happened to know my coach yuriy they grew up in the same city in Ukraine where my coach grew up and he would introduce me to them at completions I attend and we've been on a first name basis
Go back and watch Petrenko's performance from 1992 and compare it to Paul Wylie's. Now, an argument could be made that Viktor won because even though Paul had the artistic edge, Viktor completed at least two combinations and Paul, none. However, Oksana, though clearly the winner of the artistic mark, had no combinations - Nancy had two and her program was way more difficult. That aside, Petrenko & Oksana simply did not deserve their golds - they had way too many errors and their rivals didn't
John Nicks ain't God not even a figureskating expert. Just a bitter old queen. If coaches understood the rules they'd be able to use them to design a winning program. Proof most coaches don't know what they're doing. So they haven't much credibility.
How appropriate that they skated together - neither of them deserved their Olympic golds. John Nicks called Petrenko's performance "the worst gold medal winning performance I've ever seen," and both Oksana's LP and SP contained two footed landings and other slight mistakes. Paul Wylie should have won gold in 1992, and Nancy Kerrigan in 1994. Kerrigan had NO mistakes and two combinations - Oksana had no combinations and doubled a planned triple jump.
What a joy to watch Oksana &Viktor skating together! Each one is incredible in their own right & together they are magic on the ice!!
I remember seeing this live and thought it was wonderful. Brings back so many wonderful memories of the 1990's
Very cute! Oksana has so much personality on the ice.
This was so cute!!
Viktor is my favorite male figure skater of all time! He had such a connection with his audience and soooo much charm. Really magnetic!
Thanks for posting these videos. They bring back so many good memories.
What she said about Viktor Petrenko was very sweet.
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That jump was SO GOOD!!!!
i love her voice in this beautiful language
wow they're amazing!
So wonderful!!
And The Crowd Goes Wild! rightly so.
oh wow... i remember seeing this routine for the first time... I adore her
so cute
Can't beleive I still remember this!!!!
very delightful performence =)
Just inspiring
She so beautiful ♥️
I LOVE THEM!!!
Marvelous!!
Love love love love love
that's my favourite, I really have fun with it! :-P
They were so good together!!
She was so damn cute at this time.
it looks like they werent skating, but dancing, its unvelievable
Adorable. So American.
They happened to know my coach yuriy they grew up in the same city in Ukraine where my coach grew up and he would introduce me to them at completions I attend and we've been on a first name basis
That's It! Oksana you also had a background in ballet, why don't we see you compete in DTWS?
aww the 2 girls at end screamed when Oksana kissed them.I would have done the same.God...
They are soooooo synchronized!
Man, I really wish I could do that.
02:22 Holy shit. :O
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She also did this as a solo...wonder if he got hurt in practice?
Somehow it seems weird though because she's underage
Go back and watch Petrenko's performance from 1992 and compare it to Paul Wylie's. Now, an argument could be made that Viktor won because even though Paul had the artistic edge, Viktor completed at least two combinations and Paul, none. However, Oksana, though clearly the winner of the artistic mark, had no combinations - Nancy had two and her program was way more difficult. That aside, Petrenko & Oksana simply did not deserve their golds - they had way too many errors and their rivals didn't
John Nicks ain't God not even a figureskating expert. Just a bitter old queen. If coaches understood the rules they'd be able to use them to design a winning program. Proof most coaches don't know what they're doing. So they haven't much credibility.
How appropriate that they skated together - neither of them deserved their Olympic golds. John Nicks called Petrenko's performance "the worst gold medal winning performance I've ever seen," and both Oksana's LP and SP contained two footed landings and other slight mistakes. Paul Wylie should have won gold in 1992, and Nancy Kerrigan in 1994. Kerrigan had NO mistakes and two combinations - Oksana had no combinations and doubled a planned triple jump.
OMG me too!!!
And The Crowd Goes Wild! rightly so.