Maxim Naumov says skating community has Ilia Malinin's back
#Maxim Naumov #Ilia Malinin #Figure Skating #Team USA #Support #Competition #Sportsmanship
๐ Key Takeaways
- Maxim Naumov expressed support for Ilia Malinin after his eighth-place finish
- Naumov emphasized that the entire skating community stands behind Malinin
- The statement was made during an interview with 'TODAY' on Monday
- Malinin's performance, while disappointing, doesn't diminish his standing in the sport
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๐ท๏ธ Themes
Sportsmanship, Peer Support, Resilience
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