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The 31 pages that link to International Skating Union, each with the reason it gives.

• Figure skatingRelated: The ISU formalized international rules and organized the sport’s championships.

• 2002 Winter OlympicsRelated: It responded to the pairs judging crisis with changes to figure-skating judging.

• World Figure Skating ChampionshipsRelated: The ISU organizes the championships and sets their competition rules.

• International Ice Hockey FederationCompared with: The ISU governs other ice sports, unlike the IIHF’s focus on ice hockey.

• Speed skatingRelated: It standardized international competitions and oversees the sport’s global rules.

• Compulsory figuresRelated: The ISU standardized figure rules and governed their place in competition.

• Short-track speed skatingRelated: It standardized rules and oversees international short-track competitions.

• Figure skating judging systemRelated: The ISU develops and maintains the rules behind the scoring framework.

• Ice danceRelated: The ISU sets the rules and organizes major ice-dance competitions.

• International Ski and Snowboard FederationCompared with: The ISU governs prominent Winter Olympic sports that are separate from FIS disciplines.

• Professional figure skatingNarrower topic: Its amateur rules historically defined the boundary professional skaters crossed.

• Axel jumpRelated: Its rules define how Axel rotations and jump validity are judged in competition.

• Ulrich SalchowRelated: It organized the championships in which Salchow built his record.

• Figure skating at the Olympic GamesRelated: It regulates the sport and its Olympic eligibility and competition rules.

• Ice skatingRelated: It established shared rules and international structures for major skating disciplines.

• Long-track speed skatingRelated: It sets the rules and organizes major international long-track competitions.

• European Figure Skating ChampionshipsRelated: It organizes the championships and sets the rules governing participation and competition.

• Synchronized skatingRelated: It sets the rules and organizes major synchronized skating championships.

• Axel PaulsenRelated: Its later rules and competitions formalized the sports Paulsen practiced.

• Jackson HainesRelated: Its later rules formalized the competitive sport that developed after Haines’s era.

• Michelle KwanRelated: The ISU organizes the world championships in which Kwan won five titles.

• Claudia PechsteinRelated: The ISU suspended Pechstein after interpreting her blood data as evidence of doping.

• Alexei YagudinRelated: Its competitions and rules structured Yagudin’s World Championship and Olympic career.

• Barbara Ann ScottRelated: The Union organizes the world championships Scott won.

• Evgeni PlushenkoRelated: Its rules and competitions shaped Plushenko’s international career.

• Madge SyersRelated: Its eligibility rules became central to the dispute over Syers's competition entry.

• Gillis GrafströmNarrower topic: The federation organized the international championships in which Grafström competed.

• History of figure skatingRelated: It created shared rules and organized international championships.

• Cecilia ColledgeRelated: Its rules and championships shaped the competitive environment in which Colledge skated.

• Ilia KulikRelated: The ISU organized the world championships where Kulik won medals.

• Robin CousinsRelated: The ISU governed the championships and amateur rules in Cousins's competitive era.