Born in 1999, Evgenia Medvedeva is a Russian figure skater who has won two World Championships and two silver medalists at the Winter Olympics, setting multiple women's figure skating scoring records and arguably one of the best women's figure skaters.
When she was 3 years old, Medvedeva was taken to the ice rink by her parents to start learning figure skating, although her mother was a figure skater, but her parents' original intention was to hope that Meeva could correct her body by practicing figure skating.
Since then, Medvedeva has begun her own sports career, her childhood without dolls and games, and she never thought of leaving the ice rink.
According to Meeva herself, she was still a "primitive" skater at the age of 8. In order to turn herself into a brilliant diamond, Medvedeva has made a lot of efforts.
She often laughed and spoke happily with reporters in both Russian and English. When Medvedeva made her debut at the Russian National Championships, she said: "That's when I realized that this is what I wanted. "She knows her future is tied to the ice rink.
Her dedication and diligence soon paid off, and Medvedeva joined the Russian national team at the age of 12. Starting with the 2013-2014 season, the girl began to make a name for herself in the junior competitions, winning multiple titles and medals.
The talented Meeva soon reaped more victories. 2015–16 Grand Prix Finals Women's Singles Champion, 2016–17 Grand Prix Grand Prix Finals Women's Singles Champion, 2016 and 2017 Back-to-Back World Championships Women's Singles Champion.
Medvedeva was arguably invincible in those years, dominating the game while setting a number of world records in scoring.
Unfortunately, at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Meeva lost to her burgeoning compatriot Zagitova. The two had been friends, but their friendship slowly melted on the ice due to the rivalry.
This young girl is a Fan of Japanese Anime and loves to draw. If she hadn't skated, she said, maybe she would have chosen to be a makeup artist.
Medvedeva cosplays Sailor Moon in an exhibition match.
In November 2020, Medvedeva tested positive for COVID-19 after developing symptoms. She was admitted to the hospital with severe lung damage. After more than a month of recovery, it was able to return to the game.
At present, Medvedeva is still working hard for the 2022 Winter Olympics, and perhaps she can realize her dream of winning the gold medal in Beijing.
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