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Five years later, the Quad Queen returns to Skate America—and the entire field should be terrified. ⚡ Who challenges Trusova? 👇 The last time Alexandra Ignatova stepped onto U.S. ice back in 2021, she did something nobody ever forgot. Fighting through a fractured foot in Las Vegas, she stripped her Cruella free skate down to a single Quad Lutz and still walked away with gold at 232.37. A whole lifetime has happened since then. Years away from the spotlight, a new family, becoming a mother—and the quiet, relentless fight back, from winning the Denis Ten Memorial to taking the Free Skate in China last week. Now she arrives in Everett, Washington holding the highest Season Best in the lineup—226.01 (77.39 SP | 148.90 FS). But this weekend isn’t just about numbers. It’s deeply personal. ⛸️ Across the rink stand four skaters who represent both her past and the new era waiting for her: • Sofia Samodelkina (KAZ): One of her closest friends in the world — 206.89 SB (71.84 | 135.05) • Adeliia Petrosian (AIN): Her former training mate making her Grand Prix debut — 204.16 SB (68.42 | 135.74) • Kim Yu-jae (KOR): A fearless young riser — 209.20 SB (75.99 | 133.21) • Ami Nakai (JPN): The breakout star of the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics — 219.74 SB (80.27 | 149.08) A best friend, an old rinkmate, a hungry teenager, and an Olympic revelation—all standing between Sasha and the Grand Prix Final. After everything she’s survived just to wear her blades on this ice again, who takes the crown in Everett? 🏆 #figureskating #alexandratrusova #IceSkating #skateamerica
Five years later, the Quad Queen returns to Skate America—and the entire field should be terrified. ⚡ Who challenges Trusova? 👇 The last time Alexandra Ignatova stepped onto U.S. ice back in 2021, she did something nobody ever forgot. Fighting through a fractured foot in Las Vegas, she stripped her Cruella free skate down to a single Quad Lutz and still walked away with gold at 232.37. A whole lifetime has happened since then. Years away from the spotlight, a new family, becoming a mother—and the quiet, relentless fight back, from winning the Denis Ten Memorial to taking the Free Skate in China last week. Now she arrives in Everett, Washington holding the highest Season Best in the lineup—226.01 (77.39 SP | 148.90 FS). But this weekend isn’t just about numbers. It’s deeply personal. ⛸️ Across the rink stand four skaters who represent both her past and the new era waiting for her: • Sofia Samodelkina (KAZ): One of her closest friends in the world — 206.89 SB (71.84 | 135.05) • Adeliia Petrosian (AIN): Her former training mate making her Grand Prix debut — 204.16 SB (68.42 | 135.74) • Kim Yu-jae (KOR): A fearless young riser — 209.20 SB (75.99 | 133.21) • Ami Nakai (JPN): The breakout star of the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics — 219.74 SB (80.27 | 149.08) A best friend, an old rinkmate, a hungry teenager, and an Olympic revelation—all standing between Sasha and the Grand Prix Final. After everything she’s survived just to wear her blades on this ice again, who takes the crown in Everett? 🏆 #figureskating #alexandratrusova #IceSkating #skateamerica

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