Yuma Kagiyama
Yuma Kagiyama is a prominent Japanese figure skater known for his exceptional talent and competitive spirit in men's singles. He gained international recognition for his performances, including a notable second-place finish at the World Figure Skating Championships in Boston, where he scored 107.09 points. Kagiyama has quickly risen through the ranks of figure skating, often competing against elite skaters and showcasing his technical skills and artistry on the ice. He is considered one of the top contenders in the sport, representing Japan in various international competitions.
Born on May 26, 2003 (22 years old)
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Kazakhstan:
Yuma Kagiyama received the bronze medal at the recent World Championship.
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Kazakhstan:
Yuma Kagiyama secured the bronze medal at the World Championship, finishing third.
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Kazakhstan:
Yuma Kagiyama secured the bronze medal at the World Championship, finishing in the top three.
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Kazakhstan:
Yuma Kagiyama secured the second position in the updated ISU ranking.
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Taiwan:
Yuma Kagiyama of Japan took bronze.
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United Kingdom:
Yuma Kagiyama's error-strewn skate effectively handed Malinin gold before he’d even taken the ice.
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United Kingdom:
Kagiyama, the reigning Olympic silver medalist, entered the free skate just 3.32 points behind Malinin.
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Slovenia:
Yuma Kagiyama won the bronze medal with a score of 278.19.
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Kazakhstan:
Yuma Kagiyama finished third at the World Championships.
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Canada:
Malinin, the self-proclaimed “Quad God,” posted a whopping 110.41 in Thursday’s short program, 3.32 points ahead of Japan’s Yuma Kagiyama.
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