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| − | Evgeni Plushenko is a figure skating competing for Russia. Plushenko is the 2006 Olympic gold medalist and 2002 and 2010 silver medalist. Plushenko is the only Russian male competing in the men's single field. After the 2010 Olympics, Plushkeno has lost his eligibility to compete due to participate in events not approved by the Russian Figure Skating Federation. Plushenko was able to appeal and was later reinstated. |
+ | Evgeni Plushenko is a figure skating competing for Russia. Plushenko is the 2006 Olympic gold medalist and 2002 and 2010 silver medalist. Plushenko is the only Russian male competing in the men's single field. After the 2010 Olympics, Plushkeno has lost his eligibility to compete due to participate in events not approved by the Russian Figure Skating Federation. Plushenko was able to appeal and was later reinstated. Plushenko skated in the team event at the 2014 Olympics helping Russia win the gold but withdrew from the men's single event due to injury. |
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| + | ==Torino 2006== |
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| + | Plushenko won the gold medal in the men's single competition by 27.12 points. |
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| + | |Short |
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| + | |90.66 |
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| + | |Free |
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| + | |167.57 |
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| + | |Overall |
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| + | |258.33 |
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| + | |1 |
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| + | ==Vancouver 2010== |
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| + | Plushenko won the silver medal in the men's singles competition. |
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| + | |Short |
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| + | |90.85 |
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| + | |Free |
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| + | |165.51 |
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| + | |2 |
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| + | |Overall |
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| + | |256.36 |
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| + | |2 |
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| + | ==Sochi 2014== |
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| + | Team Competition - Plushenko skated both the short and free skate. |
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| + | |91.93 |
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| + | |168.20 |
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| + | Plushenko had to withdrawal prior to skating his short program due to a back injury. After withdrawing, Plushenko announced he was retiring from competitive skating. |
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==Major Competition Results== |
==Major Competition Results== |
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| − | *Olympics: 2002 - 2nd; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 2nd; 2014-1st [team] |
+ | *Olympics: 2002 - 2nd; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 2nd; 2014-1st [team]; 2014-WD [singles] |
*World Championships: 1998 - 3rd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 4th; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 1st; |
*World Championships: 1998 - 3rd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 4th; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 1st; |
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*European Championships: 1998 - 2nd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 1st; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 2nd; 2005 - 1st; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 1st; 2012 - 1st |
*European Championships: 1998 - 2nd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 1st; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 2nd; 2005 - 1st; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 1st; 2012 - 1st |
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Revision as of 18:59, 17 February 2014
Evgeni Plushenko is a figure skating competing for Russia. Plushenko is the 2006 Olympic gold medalist and 2002 and 2010 silver medalist. Plushenko is the only Russian male competing in the men's single field. After the 2010 Olympics, Plushkeno has lost his eligibility to compete due to participate in events not approved by the Russian Figure Skating Federation. Plushenko was able to appeal and was later reinstated. Plushenko skated in the team event at the 2014 Olympics helping Russia win the gold but withdrew from the men's single event due to injury.
Torino 2006
Plushenko won the gold medal in the men's single competition by 27.12 points.
| Event | Score | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Short | 90.66 | 1 |
| Free | 167.57 | 1 |
| Overall | 258.33 | 1 |
Vancouver 2010
Plushenko won the silver medal in the men's singles competition.
| Event | Score | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Short | 90.85 | 1 |
| Free | 165.51 | 2 |
| Overall | 256.36 | 2 |
Sochi 2014
Team Competition - Plushenko skated both the short and free skate.
| Event | Score | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Short | 91.93 | 9 |
| Free | 168.20 | 10 |
Plushenko had to withdrawal prior to skating his short program due to a back injury. After withdrawing, Plushenko announced he was retiring from competitive skating.
Major Competition Results
- Olympics: 2002 - 2nd; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 2nd; 2014-1st [team]; 2014-WD [singles]
- World Championships: 1998 - 3rd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 4th; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 1st;
- European Championships: 1998 - 2nd; 1999 - 2nd; 2000 - 1st; 2001 - 1st; 2003 - 1st; 2004 - 2nd; 2005 - 1st; 2006 - 1st; 2010 - 1st; 2012 - 1st
- Russian National Championships - 1996 - 6th; 1997 - 4th; 1998 - 3rd; 1999-2002 - 1st; 2004-2006 - 1st; 2010 - 1st; 2012 - 1st; 2013 - 1st; 2014 - 2nd