Evgenia Armanovna Medvedeva (born 19 November 1999 in Moscow) is a Russian figure skater for women's singles. (Image from IC photo)
In January 2015, Medvedeva competed in the World Junior Figure Skating Championships, ranking first in the short program and scoring 124.49 points in free skating, winning her first world youth gold medal with a total score of 192.97. (Image from IC photo)
In November 2015, she participated in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix in Russia, ranked third in the short program, scored 139.73 points in free skating, won the silver medal in the competition with a total score of 206.76, and joined the gold medal she won in the United States before entering the year-end finals. (Image from IC photo)
On December 13, 2015, she participated in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix Finals, and after skating a personal best in the short program, she scored 147.96 points in free skating, winning the grand finals with a total score of 222.54. (Image from IC photo)
On 27 December 2015, she competed in the 2015–2016 Russian National Figure Skating Championships, winning the championship with a steady performance. (Image from IC photo)
In January 2016, Medvedeva competed in the European Figure Skating Championships, ranking first in both short program and free skating, winning her first European Championship gold medal with a total score of 215.45. (Image from IC photo)
In April 2016, she competed in the World Figure Skating Championships, where she won the gold medal with a free skating score of 150.10 and a total score of 223.86. (Image from IC photo)
In October 2016, she participated in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix in Canada, and played steadily in both the short program and free skating, and finally won the championship with a total score of 220.65. (Image from IC photo)
In November 2016, she competed in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix in France, and although she fell in the free skate, she still won the championship with a total score of 221.54 ahead of the second place by 21 points, thus successfully reaching the finals. (Image from IC photo)
In December 2016, she competed in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix Finals for the second time, scoring 148.45 points in free skating, defending her title as a Grand Finals champion with a total score of 227.66 points, which is only one point away from the world record held by Kim Yeon-na. (Image from IC photo)
On February 23, 2018, Medvedeva finished second with a total score of 238.26 in the women's singles free skating at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. (Image from IC photo)
Medvedeva loves anime very much in her life, and has written her experience of watching the Japanese animation "Yuri on Ice" many times on Twitter, and privately COS the male protagonist of the film, Katsuo Yongli. In 2016, she performed at the Japan Figure Skating Grand Prix, and specially cosed the heroine of the anime Sailor Moon Hare. (Image from IC photo)
She continued her good form in the 2016 season, especially in terms of technology, not only difficult, but also stable. (Sina Sports Review) (Image from IC photo)
Medvedeva is an excellent example of balanced development in all aspects, age, charm, physique and outstanding performance, coupled with the physical state between a little girl and a young girl, all of which allow her to show her talents in the best way. Medvedeva is talented and very hard-working the day after tomorrow, and her good results have laid a certain foundation for her future, and her performance in the 2015 season is also driving the sport forward. (Alexei Mission) (Image from IC photo)