Aleksey Bychenko

Alexey Bychenko is an Israeli single skater who has written several new lines in the history of sports in the Jewish state. In 2016, Bychenko won silver at the European Championship, becoming the first Israeli figure skater to win a medal in this tournament. In 2017, he entered the top ten figure skaters in the world at the championship in Finland. He became the champion of Israel twice.

Alexey Yurievich Bychenko was born on February 5, 1988 in Kiev. He studied in his hometown in secondary school №212, in lyceum №21, then at the National Pedagogical University named after Mikhail Dragomanov. He began skating with coaches Galina Kukhar, Elena Amosova and Dmitry Dmitrenko. He performed in junior competitions, but was not a star of the first magnitude.

Bychenko's sports biography is divided into two parts: until 2010, the skater played for Ukraine, since 2011 - for Israel. At the age of 15, Alexei made his first appearance at the Ukrainian championship, stopping a step away from the podium. And in 2003, and in 2004, the young man took only fourth place. He took part in international competitions in the Czech Republic, Croatia, Andorra and Israel, but also did not achieve prizes.

Since 2007, has consistently been one of the three strongest skaters in Ukraine, but remains in the shadow of Anton Kovalevsky and does not see any prospects for career growth in his homeland. In 2010, the Bychenko family moved to the United States, and Alexey, assessing the opportunities opened up, decides to play for Israel. The conflict with the Ukrainian Sports Federation that followed this decision suspended the skater from the competition for almost two years.

In the fall of 2011, in Zagreb, Alexei played for Israel. In early 2012, he made his debut at the World and Continental Championships. The period of preparation for the Olympics began. Bychenko participated in the Olympic Games in Sochi, showing the jury a short and free program, but did not even enter the top twenty leaders. However, hard training ultimately brings results. Coaches Roman Serov and Nikolay Morozov, choreographer Galit Khait work with the skater.

At the end of 2015, Alexey became the champion of Israel. In January 2016, he overtook the competition for the Nesquik Cup in Poland. In the same month he won second place at the European Championship in Bratislava. Until this point, Israeli singles have not received medals in European championships. At the beginning of April in Boston, Bychenko entered the list of fifteen best figure skaters in the world.

At the Finlandia Trophy tournament in 2017, the athlete took only seventh place. At the Grand Prix stage in Moscow, he came in third place in terms of points, and at the final stage of the Grand Prix in Sapporo, he slightly lost to his rivals and moved up to fourth place. But in the fight for the Golden Horse of Zagreb, Alexei won. And at the Israeli championship, he again became the winner.

At the European Championships in Ostrava, Aleksey was second after the short program, but in the free program he could not show himself in the best possible way and took fifth place. At the 2017 tournaments, Aleksey Bychenko is a stable middle peasant, stepping on the heels of the leaders. By the time the Winter Games began in South Korea, the Israeli figure skater confidently entered the top ten singles in the world, ready to compete for prizes.

Despite being injured in a car accident, the skater brought Israel two singles tickets to the Pyeongchang Olympics. At the World Figure Skating Championships, held in Finland, he took 10th place. This is a new step in the history of Israeli sports. In the 1995 and 1996 seasons, Mikhail Shmerkin took 11th place, but no one had ever been able to get into the top ten before.

Perhaps part of this success is due to the activity of the fans, who unfurled the Israeli flags in the stands and applauded after each precisely executed element. The head of the Israeli Figure Skating Federation Boris Hayit personally congratulated the athlete. The small state closely follows the success of its athletes. Every achievement of Bychenko is covered in the news. Videos from the competition can be seen in fan groups and on the country's official news resources.

Photos with Alena Gostischeva are posted on the athlete's personal pages on Facebook and Instagram. Young people take pictures on vacation, hug each other and show how good they are together. In 2017, in addition to the picturesque places of America and Israel, the couple visited the Dominican Republic.

Fans call Alena either a girl or a wife of Alexei. It is mentioned that Gostischeva is also a figure skater, a master of sports in sports ice dancing. Bychenko lives in the USA, in the city of Hackensack, the district center of Bergen County in New Jersey. This does not prevent an athlete from training at stadiums in different countries.

At the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Bychenko carried the flag of Israel. This decision was made by the Israeli Olympic Committee based on the achievements of the single skater in the pre-Olympic season. In an interview with journalists, the thirty-year-old athlete claims that he feels young, full of strength and ready to compete for new medals. The second Israeli single skater, nineteen-year-old Daniel Samokhin, is still significantly inferior to his older colleague.

On February 16 in Pyeongchang, the male figure skaters skated a short program. The Israeli skated to the tune of Hava Nagila. As a result of this competition, Alexey was in 13th place with a score of 84.13 points. The fight for medals continues.

2005 - silver in the championship of Ukraine in figure skating among juniors 2007 - silver in the championship of Ukraine 2008 - silver in the championship of Ukraine 2008 - bronze in the tournament in Romania 2009 - silver in the tournament in Romania 2010 - bronze in the championship of Ukraine 2015 - gold in the Tallinn trophy 2015 - silver in the championship in Israel 2016 - gold Nesquik Cup 2016 - silver of the European Championship 2016 - gold of the Israeli championship 2017 - bronze of the Grand Prix Stage: Rostelecom Cup 2017 - gold of the Golden Skate of Zagreb 2017 - silver of the Tyrol Cup 2017 - gold of the Israeli championship 2017 - bronze of the Grand Prix stages: NHK Trophy

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