“Japan always welcomes me warmly,” the 16-year-old – who has a Japanese Akita dog as a pet – added. “Because of everyone’s support, I was able to achieve this.” Tursynbaeva claimed silver with a flowing skate that kicked off when she successfully landed a historic quadruple Salchow. The diminutive Kazakh, 19-years-old and 148cm tall, pumped her fist in the air on completing her routine with a score of 148.80 and a total of 224.76.
“I still cannot believe I won the silver. To tell the truth, during the practice session I was feeling weird,” she said. Olympic silver medallist Evgenia Medvedeva of Russia took bronze, surmounting a rough transition season after moving to Canada to train with coach Brian Orser, who also coaches top skaters such as double Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu.
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