Anna Stanislavovna Shcherbakova is a Russian figure skater. She is the 2022 Olympic champion, 2021 World champion, a two-time European silver medalist, the 2019 Grand Prix Final silver medalist.
Anna Shcherbakova: Parents| Free skate| 2022 winter olympics
Parents:
Stanislav and Julia are the proud parents of Anna who helped in her upbringing. The parents are very proud of their daughter as she debuted her way into the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
According to Julia, Anna has always been very responsible and inquisitive. Anna was keen to go to kindergarten and her skating practice from a young age.
While Stanislav remains away from home with work, Anna is often accompanied by her mother, Julia, on training sessions. Besides that, both the parents are very proud of her professional achievements. Julia is the key factor in her daughter’s success. Anna often shares the emotion of thankfulness towards her parents for all their struggle to help her.
Free Skate:
One question lingered at the Capital Indoor Stadium as Kamila Valieva’s head sank towards her ankles, the tear ducts refused to shut and the Olympic dream of the greatest female skater in history came tumbling horribly to earth.
Was all this really worth it? The trials and global tumult of the past week were already far beyond what any 15-year-old should have to bear. Yet Thursday’s free skate programme somehow heaped fresh indignities – and fears for the Russian’s situation.
2022 winter olympics:
When the haunting strains of Ravel’s Bolero rang out to start her free skating routine, Valieva had the Winter Olympic figure skating title on the tip of her blades. But under the severest scrutiny, she found herself unable to weave her usual spell.
She fell twice – first on a quad toe loop and triple toe loop combination, and then again on another quad toe loop combination – and the crowd gasped and gasped again. It was almost as if a doppelganger had been flown in from outer Siberia.
Born: 28 March 2004 (age 17 years), Moscow, Russia
