Japan wins Asian figure skating men's and women's singles championships and runners-up! Jin Boyang won the third place in men's singles

Japan's 18-year-old rising star Yumasa Keyyama won the men's singles title

On the evening of October 15, with the end of the men's singles free skating competition, the 2021-2022 Asian Figure Skating Open of the "Meet in Beijing" series of winter sports events ended at the Capital Gymnasium, with the Japanese team winning the men's and women's singles skating championships and runners-up, and China's Jin Boyang winning the men's singles third place.

Japan's 22-year-old Mai mihara, who ranked second in the short program, performed well in the free skating competition, free skating scored a high score of 135.75 points, plus the previous short program 87.83 points, with a total score of 203.58 points to win the Asian Figure Skating Open Women's Singles Laurel, also from Japan Hanaori Sakamoto won the runner-up with a total score of 202.28 points, and China's Zhu Yi ranked seventh with 147.38 points, which is the best record of the Chinese women's singles players in this competition.

The men's singles free skating competition is fiercely competitive, and the three male singles players have made mistakes, the Japanese nova 17-year-old Sato Jun fell once, the Japanese 18-year-old nova Key Mountain Yumasa also fell once, and the Chinese player Jin Boyang fell more than once, in contrast, the Performance of the Japanese Rising Stars is more outstanding, and the technical difficulty coefficient is higher. In the end, Japan's Yumasa Kenyama won the men's singles championship with a total score of 277.78 points, Jun Sato was runner-up with a total score of 256.16 points, and China's Jin Boyang won the third place with a total score of 224.09 points.

Source Beijing Daily Client | Reporters Kong Ning, Li Li, Liu Ping

Edited by Kuang Feng

Process Editor Wu Yue