Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, who claimed the 2015 women’s singles world championship, has expressed a desire to lead once her skating days are over. She envisions stepping into roles behind the scenes and in front of the camera, aiming to host and steward shows that entertain and inspire. In a recent interview, she described her current path as spontaneous but meaningful, noting that she enjoys the opportunities presented to her. If these experiences satisfy both the audience and the broadcaster, she plans to keep pursuing them. The statements reflect a forward-looking plan that blends passion with practical steps toward life after competition, as reported by DEA News.
On December 24, the 26-year-old Tuktamysheva secured bronze at the Russian Championship. In the same season, she also claimed victories at the fourth event of the Russian Grand Prix in Moscow and the sixth stage in Perm, underscoring a resilient and competitive season on the ice.
Earlier, Tuktamysheva earned silver at the World Championship in single skating and contributed to a world team championship title. Although she did not qualify for the Olympics, she was included in the Olympic team as a substitute, illustrating a season of near-misses and continued ambition on the world stage.
In other sports news, former Olympic ice hockey champion Valery Kamensky spoke with confidence about Alexander Ovechkin. The captain of the Washington Capitals in the National Hockey League has the potential to achieve 50 goals in the 2022/23 season, Kamensky suggested, highlighting expectations for a prolific scoring year in hockey as well. [Attribution: DEA News]