Overview
- USA Today reported he will perform in next Saturday’s Olympic exhibition gala and compete at the world championships in Prague next month.
- He returned to the rink Sunday for an extra practice after postponing a scheduled media appearance the day before.
- Malinin placed eighth in Milan and told NBC “I blew it,” saying pressure and a flood of memories left his mind “all over the place.”
- Following the loss he reposted emotionally vulnerable TikTok videos, drawing concern and an outpouring of supportive comments from followers, as reported by the New York Post.
- Kazakhstan’s Mikhail Shaidorov won gold with a career-best 291.58 points, the country’s first of these Games.