Evgeni Plushenko

Evgeni Plushenko is a Russian former competitive figure skater who won four Olympic medals and the 2006 Olympic men’s singles title.

2006 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Turin, Italy, in February 2006. Plushenko won the men’s singles gold medal at these Games.
Quadruple jump: A figure-skating jump with four full rotations in the air. Plushenko built his competitive reputation around difficult quadruple jumps.
Alexei Mishin: A Russian figure-skating coach known for developing elite men's singles skaters. Mishin coached Plushenko through much of his rise and senior career.
Figure skating at the 2014 Winter Olympics: The figure-skating competitions held at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. Plushenko’s late withdrawal made the men’s event a major focus of the Games.
2002 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Salt Lake City, Utah, in February 2002. Plushenko earned silver in a closely contested men’s event.
Combination jump: A sequence of two or more jumps linked without intervening turns or steps. His programs used jump combinations to accumulate technical points.
Yevgeny Plushenko: The English transliteration of Evgeni Plushenko's Russian name, also rendered as Yevgeny Plushenko. This spelling appears in English-language sources alongside the name used for this page.
Yulia Lipnitskaya: A Russian former figure skater who won Olympic team gold in 2014. She and Plushenko were prominent members of Russia’s first Olympic team-event victory.
2010 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Vancouver, Canada, in February 2010. His silver medal made him the first man to win three Olympic singles medals since 1948.
Figure skating judging system: The rules and scoring procedures used to evaluate figure-skating performances. The system determines how his jumps, spins, and program execution translate into scores.

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