Figure Skating by BoulierJ

The men's Olympic and World Figure Skating champion in 1988, in cartoon form, HE has fought grizzly bears with his magical fire breath.

The 1981 Ladies' World champion came from this small nation, as did the 2005-2006 Men's champion. Name THIS COUNTRY, known for its amazing spinners.

In 1984, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean received exceptional scores -- including straight 6.0s for artistic merit -- for their free dance set to THIS MUSIC

A relatively recent discipline of figure skating, IT features teams of up to twenty on the ice at once, forming intricate patterns, with step sequences and lifts.

A tremendous jumper, THIS JAPANESE SKATER was the first woman to land the triple axel in competition, as well as the first to land a triple-triple combination.

Less known for HER jumps than her artistry, this skater, winner of the "Battle of the Carmens", was none-the-less the first woman to land a triple flip jump.

The "Great Heterosexual Hope" of US Men's Figure Skating, HE won the Senior US Men's championship three times, and managed a bronze at World's in 1999 and 2000.

In 1902, SHE became the first woman to compete in a figure skating World Championship, until then a men-only event. She won the silver medal, and went on to win the 1908 Olympics Ladies' singles while also placing 3rd in Pairs.

The crash of Sabena Flight 548 in THIS YEAR killed the entire US figure skating delegation, and led to the cancellation of the world championships.

Despite finishing second at US Nationals in 1994, due to unusual circumstances, SHE did not receive an Olympic berth. In later years, she won five World Championships.

The victim of the unusual circumstances referenced earlier, SHE was attacked and suffered a serious knee injury shortly before the US National Championship.

After ten times as Ladies' World Champion, SHE had a lucrative Hollywood career, in such movies as "Sun Valley Serenade" and "My Lucky Star".