Maxim Naumov Cheer Thread

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Tonight NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas aired his interview with Max. (Taped at SCOB at some point after Nats.)

Figure skater Max Naumov makes Olympic debut after losing his parents

Max Naumov struggled to get back on the ice after his parents were killed in a plane crash. Now competing in his first Olympics one year later, he tells NBC News’ Tom Llamas how he’s carrying their memory to the world stage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuuWEhT9P3A (3:30, aired Feb 9)​

Men's SP is tomorrow. Go, Max!
 
Let’s GO Max in the SP!

SO much support from ISCC in Simsbury, CT! :)

NBC CT reporter Gabby Lucivero (who used to skate competitively herself):
 
Team USA's Maxim Naumov makes OLYMPIC DEBUT (NBC Sports): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jluUEWV8gXI

Getty Images - Maxim's SP

ETA - this was the segment that aired in NBC's "Primetime in Milan" broadcast tonight before his SP:
 
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Beautiful NYT article (gifted):

“Tragedy and very difficult times will unfortunately happen to all of us at a certain moment in your life,” Naumov said. “I just hope that my story can empower or inspire somebody to continue to push themselves onward because that’s all we can do, it’s what we have to do.
“The only way out is through, and everyone has the ability to do that, to remain strong in your mind, to have will power, and do things out of love instead of fear,” Naumov continued. “I think if you’re able to do that, whatever it is that you’re going through, however big or small, you can have small wins every single day. And you can do things that you never thought that you could. So I hope that I can inspire people to do the things that they’ve always wanted to do.”
 
I was so blessed and honored to manage to attend the SP live in the arena yesterday. I will never forget it. I never managed to see his parents skate live when a was a teenager fan, and now seeing him deliver such an emotional program in front of my own eyes is like having made than teenage dream come true nearly 30 years later. Btw, certainly underscored in the second mark... But it doesn't really matter.
 

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