HELSINKI (Reuters) - A nerveless and haunting short programme by Evgenia Medvedeva kept the Russian teenager on track to become the first skater since American Michelle Kwan in 2001 to win back-to-back women's titles at the world championships on Wednesday.
While Medvedeva was the shining light in a high-quality women's contest, the pairs competition turned into a survival of the fittest as Eric Radford's hip-muscle injury effectively ended his hopes of claiming a hat-trick of world titles with Meagan Duhamel.
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