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  1. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brian_OrserBrian Orser - Wikipedia

    Brian Ernest Orser, OC (Belleville, 18 dicembre 1961), è un ex pattinatore e allenatore di pattinaggio canadese. È stato vincitore della medaglia d'argento alle Olimpiadi del 1984 e del 1988, campione del mondo nel 1987 e otto volte campione nazionale canadese (dal 1981 al 1988).

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Brian_OrserBrian Orser - Wikipedia

    Brian Ernest Orser OC (born 18 December 1961) is a Canadian former competitive and professional figure skater and coach to Olympic champions. He is the 1984 and 1988 Olympic silver medallist, 1987 World champion and eight-time (1981–88) Canadian national champion.

  3. Brian Orser truly was the best in the world! Battle of the Brians: Leading into the 1988 Calgary Olympic Games, Brian won his eight National title, a record for the Canadian Championships. Going into the games, Brian was the only world champion Canada had and he was chosen to carry the flag in the opening ceremonies.

  4. A truly dominant force in Canadian and World figure skating since 1980, nicknamed “Mr. Triple Axel”, Brian Orser is the only man in Canadian singles skating to have won all three major Canadian titles: Novice, 1977, Junior, 1979 and, from 1981 – 1988, Senior.

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  5. 15 ago 2020 · One of the worlds leading figure skaters in the 1980s, Canada’s Brian Orser won two Olympic silver medals before becoming a coach and choreographer and helping South Korea’s Yuna Kim win gold at Vancouver 2010.

  6. 15 feb 2018 · Brian Orser is a true skating legend – a two-time Olympic medalist himself, and a coach to several Olympic, World and European champions and medalists. With the one in PyeongChang, he has been to eight Olympic Games, as an athlete, coach, journalist, mere spectator – and not only witnessed the progress and development of skating ...

  7. 18 set 2011 · Brian Orser won back-to-back Olympic silver medals in mens figure skating at Sarajevo 1984 and Calgary 1988. He entered the latter as the reigning world champion and was given the honour of being Team Canada’s Opening Ceremony flag bearer at the home Olympic Games.