In the Winter Olympics figure skating women's singles free skating final, Japan's Hanaori Sakamoto withstood the huge pressure and led K bao by 9.04 points to win the third place. This result is indeed too lucky for her personally. Because her technical difficulty is not high, mainly because of her stable performance, she scored 233.13 points. In addition, the russian Olympic Committee's Kbao's two major mistakes also created Sakamoto Hanori, which eventually broke the Russian Olympic Committee's medals for gold, silver and bronze.
In this game, the technical difficulty of Sakamoto Hanori is not high. Before her, the Russian player suddenly raised the technical score to more than 100+. It also put a lot of pressure on her. Fortunately, her mentality is very stable and she only focuses on the game. In the end, she achieved a high score with super high stability.
Chen Lu, who commented on the game, said bluntly that the biggest advantage of Sakamoto Hanaori is stability, only to do a good job of himself, regardless of the results of others. It is precisely because of her mentality that she can withstand the huge pressure and show her perfect self.
Since K Po did not get a medal tonight, there was also an award ceremony after the game. On the podium, you can see Sakamoto Hanori smiling very happily. He also took the initiative to take a group photo with Trusova and Serbakova to commemorate the occasion.
In general, the figure skating women's single skating free skating final, the most regrettable is K Bao. She took first place in yesterday's short show and then advanced to the final. If she hadn't been disturbed by off-field factors, she would have been well positioned to win a gold medal. But unfortunately, in the final, she made a rare 2 mistakes. These 2 huge mistakes also made her lose a lot of points, and finally made Japan's Sakamoto Hanori.
In terms of total points, Japan's Hanaori Sakamoto just had 9.04 points, which was almost a very slight advantage. But we also have to admit that Hanaori Sakamoto's personal abilities, especially in terms of mentality, are worth learning from our figure skaters.