WHICH FORMER SKATERS DO YOU MISS MOST IN EACH DISCIPLINE?

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Say,which former Skaters does everyone here miss most in each Discipline? For me it's...Ladies Freestyle= Rachael Flatt,Sarah Hughes,Alissa Czisny and Sasha Cohen.
Ice-Dance= Melissa Gregory and Denis P.
Pairs=Katie Orscher and Gerrett Lucash.
Men= not sure
What about you all?
 
Ladies: Sasha Cohen
Pairs: Sale & Peltier
Dance: Davis & White
Men: Patrick Chan
Ladies:Josee Chouinard (Looked so happy when she skated clean)
Men: Philippe Candeloro (ultimate fan favorite)
Dance:Bourne & Kratz (Riverdance)
Pairs: Underhill & Martini (so polished)
 
Ladies - Midori Ito
Men - Evgeny Plushenko
Pair- Berezhnaya Sikharulidze
Ice dance - Klimova Ponomarenko
 
MEN: Candeloro, Fernandez
LADIES: Kwan, Bonaly (you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone in my case)
PAIRS: Dmitriev and both his partners
DANCE: Torvill and Dean, Duchesnays, Usova and Zhulin, Klimova and Ponomarenko, Anissina and Peizerat.

Quite French and Russian :lol:
And also gives a clue about my age!!!
 
Ladies: I will miss Medvedeva at worlds, but hope to see her going strong next season!
Men: same as above but Kolyada
Pairs: M & D now, M & D forever, M & D until the end of time lol I'm a bit crazy when it comes to this team
Dance: K & O, always underappreciated imo

Just to be even-handed and balance out my massive Russian skater fandom a tiny bit, I will say that I loved Stiegler-Stiegler and Silverstein-Pekarek and wish both teams had been around longer
 
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Ladies: Oksana Baiul, Yukina Ota
Men: Browning (Singing in the Rain, and so many others)
Pairs: G/G, B/S
Dance: V/M, Elena Ilinykh (Wish she would have tried with Takchenko, he just was not available), Klimova and Ponomarenko (Romeo and Juliet, Summertime, ahhhh)
 
Dance: Grishuk & Platov
Pairs: Gordeeva & Grinkov
Men: Paul Wylie
Ladies: Tonya Harding (pre-whack!)

Yeah, stuck in the late 1980s and 1990s!
 
I'll always miss Elvis. He was a competitor with nerves of steel and he was true to himself as a skater. True, he never was willing to point his toes and did limit himself artistically. And while I don't really agree with his notion of 'masculine' skating, I love that he brought martial arts to the ice. I wish other (more other?) skaters would do the same.

In thinking of Elvis, I'm now thinking of Todd Eldridge. His 1492 at the 2001 Worlds remains one of my favorite programs of all time. That's a piece of music I'd like to see used again in skating.
 
Ladies: Kwan, Asada
Men: Takahashi (at his peak-- excited to see him in ice dance though!)
Pairs: Shen & Zhao
Ice Dance: Delobel & Schoenfelder (so underrated)
 

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