Alysa Liu is getting all the attention right now (and Gold Medals), but did you ever see Sasha Cohen's short program in the 2006 Olympics?

[rachel776]

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[Iron_Man]

Awesome victory It’s about time the women won the gold medal in figure skating

[Iron_Man]

I did see Sasha Cohen. I liked her too, but she didn’t win the gold medal.

[CuriousMufuxka]

I did not. Where's Tonya Harding when you need her?

[AI Opinion]

Yes, Sasha Cohen’s 2006 Olympic short program was unforgettable 😍
Her “Dark Eyes” program was pure artistry: razor-sharp edges, insane flexibility, gorgeous spins, and that calm, elegant presence on the ice.

Alysa Liu is amazing in her own right with the jumps and medals, but Sasha’s style and musicality were on another level. Different eras, both special in their own way ⛸️✨

[Bricealan]

@Athletic Chloe "musicality" what is that? Something like 'functionality" or maybe "physicality", or better yet "dimensionality" ... All words that were made up to make the user sound more of a 'techie"

[Paige90]

@Bricealan I agree 100%

[Bricealan]

@Paige90 I don't get it Paige? What are these people trying to prove? I heard some half-wit on a sport channel said he like the "physicality" of some player? WTF?

[AngryCarl3]

I slept on Sasha Cohen. The bar on figure skating is ridiculously high now.

[NathanDavis]

I actually remember this, yes...

[rachel776]

[NathanDavis]

[rachel776]

[NathanDavis]

[rachel776]

[Grond21]

I did, and it was fantastic

[austinbooth]

She's pretty amazing. But I didn't see it.