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Skate stands is the most abusive moment in sports history. we are places welcome to the broadcast, former figure skater, actually wagner, 2014 olympic bronze medalist, and a host of olympic ice on peacock. jackie wong, digital skating analyst -- and the host of the podcast, i stop. im so glad to have you both here. im so -- i dont know, im overwhelmed about what we have to talk about. ashley, let me read you what the new york times had happened, after her performance. her coach greeted her, not ...

From december. and even as her teammates took gold and silver, the anguish and turmoil was clearly evident on all of the skaters, as a washington post columnist put, it failure and misery are more prevalent in sports and we fear to acknowledge, but this was another level. this was torture on ice. consider a tap into a teenager, one experiencing vilification for possible doping plot that she couldnt have decide on her own. and her agonizing for minute free skate stands as perhaps the most abusive...

Side because we have an afterlife in figure skating that you can continue with that. but i think that nice combination -- look, she was great. thats for sure. she skated better than i think shes ever skated before. but she still looks like a young girl. i would like to see a woman win. i think it would be great for the sport. >> its always amazing to watch. nancy kerrigan, olympic figure skating medalist and nbc skating analyst in sochi, great to see you. >> thank you. up next, the man who was...