Showing posts with label Sochi 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sochi 2014. Show all posts
28 March 2014
Meet The Top 5 Sexiest Athletes Who Competed At Sochi 2014
This girls are really hot, right shape, sexy body, strong, intelligent, beautiful and sporty.....
18 February 2014
SOCHI 2014: Meryl Davis And Charlie White Wins First U.S. Ice Dancing Gold
Through 17 years of grueling practices, of defeats and victories, Meryl Davis and Charlie White insist they've never considered parting ways. A perfect pairing, they were nearly flawless at the Sochi Olympics, and on Monday they became the first Americans to win an ice dance gold medal.
"The closest we came to breaking up, I can't pinpoint one because there hasn't been one," Davis, 27, said. "Certainly there have been struggles. It hasn't been easy to get where we are. ... It's a partnership which I couldn't have asked for more.
"Charlie and I are very different. We used those difference to balance it out. There has never been a moment of doubt."
"The closest we came to breaking up, I can't pinpoint one because there hasn't been one," Davis, 27, said. "Certainly there have been struggles. It hasn't been easy to get where we are. ... It's a partnership which I couldn't have asked for more.
"Charlie and I are very different. We used those difference to balance it out. There has never been a moment of doubt."
14 February 2014
SOCHI 2014: U.S. Champion Jeremy Abbot Falls Hard
U.S. champion Jeremy Abbott fell hard on an attempted quadruple toe loop Thursday in the men's short program at the Olympics, yet finished the routine. Caple Jeremy Abbott's dramatic spill left him stunned both physically and mentally, but with help from the boisterous crowd, he picked himself up and finished anyway, writes Jim Caple. Story
Abbott crashed to the ice on his first jump and slid into the padded end boards, staying down for an extended period, clutching his right hip. It looked as though he wouldn't get up, and his coaches moved toward the entry door to the ice.
But Abbott, 28, struggled to his feet and, to the surprise of many and the applause of the crowd, resumed skating. And he performed quite well, hitting the rest of his elements.
Abbott crashed to the ice on his first jump and slid into the padded end boards, staying down for an extended period, clutching his right hip. It looked as though he wouldn't get up, and his coaches moved toward the entry door to the ice.
But Abbott, 28, struggled to his feet and, to the surprise of many and the applause of the crowd, resumed skating. And he performed quite well, hitting the rest of his elements.
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