1987 World Figure Skating Championships - Men and Ice Dance

Men
Christopher Bowman USA
Brian Orser CAN
Alexander Fadeev URS
Brian Boitano USA
Ice Dance
Suzanne Semanick & Scott Gregory USA
Natalia Bestemianova & Andrei Bukin URS
Marina Klimova & Sergei Ponomarenko URS

[@scook5599]

I really enjoyed Christopher Bowman's free skate here! Not rushing his choreography, completing his jumps so well and showing great form. But there are tears in my eyes too thinking about how alcohol and drugs destroyed him and resulted in his death at a very young age. Very, very sad. As always, I really enjoy Scott Hamilton's commentary, positive, encouraging, understanding of what skaters go through. Of course, l am happy to hear anything about Brian Order and all his hard work and determination! I think he was smart to change his training routine and to also develop outside interests and a business. As he said in the interview, he was 25 years old and he needed to do it. Brian went on to become a great coach and to have develop many world champions and gold medalists. Not only to help them to medal, but how to be a champion including being a good person, acknowledging fans and the audience etc.

[@len5491]

Great competition

[@scook5599]

When Brian Orser was talking with Scott Hamilton there was a woman and man standing right behind him looking very, very happy and proud. Was that his Mom and Dad? Mom had same coloring as Brian.

[@chrisjacobsen5558]

K/P > B/B

[@skaterboy-cz9wj]

Tht is ridiculous that Boitno ws so close to winnig. Orser was stronger artisticlly and technically. This is an ourtrgae. Boitno should been closer to Fadeev. I can understand if he was more artistic but he wasnt It annoys me that people aare outraged that Yuna Kim loss to Sotnikovaor Kerrigan losing to Oksana . or even SLC.