Artur Danielyan

Artur Danielyan is a promising aspiring Russian figure skater. Despite his young age, the young man managed to loudly declare himself in the world of professional figure skating. Performing in singles competitions, he managed to become a prize-winner of the Russian and European championships. Experts predict a bright and successful career for the athlete.

Arthur was born on December 17, 2003 in Volgograd. The boy turned out to be the third child in the family and the only one who had an interest in sports activities. Figure skating caught Arthur's attention at a young age. Already at the age of 4, he went on the ice and realized that he wanted to connect his biography with sports. Parents encouraged their son's hobby, but tried to make sure that it did not negatively affect his studies. Diligent Arthur at school was fond of exact sciences. He was interested in mathematics and physics, computer science attracted.

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Figure skating caught Arthur's attention at a young age. Already at the age of 4, he went on the ice and realized that he wanted to connect his biography with sports. Parents encouraged their son's hobby, but tried to make sure that it did not negatively affect his studies. Diligent Arthur at school was fond of exact sciences. He was interested in mathematics and physics, computer science attracted.

The next change of scenery took place in 2015, when the young man moved to Moscow. Thinking about which country he would like to represent in tournaments, Danielyan unconditionally chose Russia, so his parents preferred moving to the capital in order to provide his son with the opportunity to train. Arthur became a student of the CSKA sports school of figure skating. Elena Buyanova and Marina Selitskaya were his trainers.

The guy is not in a romantic relationship, as he is focused on achieving athletic goals and realizing ambitions. He shares the news from his professional and personal life in his Instagram account. Arthur is flattered by the attention of his fans, and he is happy to repost stories about himself in his profile. Most of the photos published on the page are associated with his greatest love - figure skating.

The height of the young man is 168 cm. Weight, or rather his gain, was a big problem for Danielyan at the beginning of his career. The athlete admits that in this parameter he was often inferior to most of the girls in their team. But over time, by sticking to the diet, the guy makes up for the necessary pounds.

In 2017, Artur Danielyan competed at the junior Grand Prix stage in Croatia. He managed to take 7th place, which was a good start for a beginner skater. Already in 2018, he pleasantly surprised the fans by becoming the vice-champion of the junior world championship. This season brought other "achievements" as well. At the junior Grand Prix stage in his native Armenia, Danielyan was fourth, and in Slovenian Ljubljana he got 5th place. In the top five, the figure skater was at the Russian championship and in the Russian Cup final.

Like most athletes, during a period when several unsuccessful performances follow each other, Arthur began to doubt his abilities. He was visited by thoughts about the need to end his career, but his parents and mentors insisted that the guy continue his studies. Danielyan's free program was ready to be shown back in the summer of 2019. In an interview, the skater admitted that training and preparation were given to him hard and sometimes even through strength. Classes brought injuries, and the morale left much to be desired, since the memories of a bad season did not give the necessary self-esteem to return.

Arthur managed to curb his emotions and overcome self-doubt. He quickly recovered from his injuries. The main concern was the fear that the failures of the previous season would be overtaken again. In a conversation with representatives of the media, Arthur said that he wants not only his mother, but also fans to be proud of him. The guy was ready to show the maximum of his capabilities at the competitions.

The 2019/2020 season began with a performance at the Junior Grand Prix. In Chelyabinsk and Zagreb, the young man won the 2nd place, which did not guarantee him getting to the final. The past Russian championship allowed fans to see Arthur in a new light: he performed at an adult level. This brought good news: the skater was enrolled in the Russian national team to participate in the European Championship - 2020.

The beginning of 2020 was marked by a resounding victory for Arthur Danielyan. He won the silver medal at the European Championships in Graz. This turned out to be a big surprise not only for the judges, but also for Arthur's relatives, who knew how difficult it is for an athlete to prepare for a competition.

The Russian Championship, held in Krasnoyarsk, made many wonder who would represent the country in men's single skating - Makar Ignatov, Andrei Lazukin, Sergei Voronov or Artur Danielyan. The triumphant had to complement the duet of Alexander Samarin and Dmitry Aliev. Danielyan managed to bypass strong rivals. The achievement was all the more pleasant because the athlete took only 13th place in the short program. For him, this significant result was a real breakthrough, guaranteeing a ticket to Graz.

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The 2019/2020 season was significant for Danielyan. In most competitions, he managed to win second place. Youth Grand Prix in Russia and Croatia, Denis Ten Memorial, Russian and European Championships - these victories allowed experts to think about jokingly calling Danielyan Arthur Silver. Critics and mentors have noted the transformation of the skater in free skating.

In March, Artur attended the World Junior Championships in Estonia. Arthur was also honored to represent the country at the adult world championship, which took place in Canada. Together with him, Russia was represented by Dmitry Aliev. Now Arthur continues training to demonstrate the best results on the ice.

2018 - Vice-champion of the junior world championship 2019 - Silver medalist of the Russian Championship 2020 - Silver medalist of the Russian Championship 2020 - Silver medalist of the European Championship

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