Boris Mikhailov

In 2013, the movie "Legend No. 17" was released on the cinema screens, which tells about the beginning of the career of the famous hockey player Valery Kharlamov. The plot is based on real events from the life of the USSR national hockey team athletes. The legendary attack troika Mikhailov-Petrov-Kharlamov was embodied on the screen by talented actors Timur Efremenkov, Artem Fedotov and Danila Kozlovsky. In 2014, the film was awarded the State Prize of the Russian Federation.

Boris Petrovich got to the premiere screening of the picture together with journalists, to whom he pointed out a number of inaccuracies in the film. In general, the hockey player was pleased with the picture.

A little earlier than Legend # 17, the film Valery Kharlamov. Extra time". The premiere took place in 2007. In this film, Mikhailov was played by Kirill Kyaro, known to the viewer as the leading actor in the series "The Sniffer". The tape, released in 2007, had a more modest budget than the 2013 biopic, but the hockey player also liked it.

Mikhailov left his coaching job in 2009. Boris Petrovich has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Arctic Cup International Ice Hockey Tournament since 2011.

In 2016, the forward's book “Hockey in my heart. About the game, friends and foes ”. The legendary hockey player, number 13, shared his memories of the games with the Canadians, talked about his life before hockey and gave an assessment to his coaches.

Mikhailov has a hobby: he collects plates with views of the places he has been to. For the past few years, Boris Petrovich has been traveling to different cities of Russia, conducting sports consultations and meetings with fans. The hockey player also has a rich collection of pucks, which he plans to leave as a legacy to his grandson.

At the end of February 2017, Mikhailov's surname again appeared on the news. Boris Petrovich gave several interviews to various sports publications in connection with the death of his best friend and colleague Vladimir Vladimirovich Petrov. Hockey players have been friends for almost half a century. Vladimir Petrov died after a long illness on February 28, 2017. Of the three attacks that have become a legend of Soviet hockey, only Mikhailov survived.

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Boris Petrovich Mikhailov - Soviet hockey player, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, legendary striker from the Mikhailov-Petrov-Kharlamov troika. Honored trainer of the RSFSR, Honored trainer of Russia. 

Boris Mikhailov was born on October 6, 1944 in Moscow. His father was a plumber, and his mother worked at the Java tobacco factory. The family lived in poverty. Father flogged Boris and his brothers for the slightest offense, which is firmly sunk into the memory of the future athlete. The habit of enduring pain and blows helped Mikhailov become a strong, fighting hockey player.

At the age of 10, Boris lost his father. The mother had to work all the time to support her four children. Mikhailov's elder brother died at the hands of hooligans in post-war Moscow, the middle one did not become in similar circumstances, but during the nineties.

The first hockey rink in the yard, where Mikhailov learned to skate, was built by the hands of schoolchildren. For this, the children dragged boards from the construction site, and Boris was no exception. At the age of 12, Mikhailov began to play hockey in an organized manner. Becoming an athlete began at the Trudovye Rezervy stadium. In 1962, the young man left for Saratov, where he played for the local Avangard. Mikhailov devoted three years of his life to the team.

Among Saratov players, the strong Muscovite stood out for his game, and he was called to the capital's Lokomotiv. After playing for two years in his hometown, Boris Petrovich was drafted into the army. So the hockey player began to play on the ice for CSKA. By that time he had a wife and a little son. I had to train at the same level with other athletes. His weight was then equal to 60 kilograms, but the power loads were the same for everyone. Over time, Mikhailov gained about 15 kilograms, his weight was fixed at around 74 kilograms with an increase of 176 cm.

The transfer to the CSKA team was a serious indicator of Mikhailov's career growth. It soon became clear that Boris could not be moved from his place if he did not have his own will. Number 13 on the heel in front of the goal made many goalkeepers become superstitious. The offensive position turned out to be ideal for a hockey player who ignores the opponent's power moves and sends accurate passes.

Statistics show that during his playing career, Mikhailov scored 428 goals, setting an absolute Soviet hockey record. Boris Petrovich scored most of the goals at the World Championships and the Olympic Games. According to Mikhailov, the most difficult for him was the 400th puck. For a long time, the athlete was the leader of the USSR national team.

Boris Petrovich is an eight-time world champion, two-time Olympic champion, winner of the titles of the best sniper, scorer and striker in different years, 11-time USSR champion. In the mid-seventies, Petrov, Kharlamov and Mikhailov made up the legendary line of strikers, who were the first in domestic hockey to show a tough, power game. The troika brought the CSKA team and the national team many victories, including at the Olympic Games in Innsbruck and Sapporo, as well as in the Super Series with the Canadians. The USSR national team became the high point of Mikhailov's career as a player.

In 1981, Boris Petrovich changed his uniform with the number "13" to a coach's suit. After completing his playing career, the athlete became the main mentor of the SKA team. Mikhailov worked as a coach in St. Petersburg for almost twenty years.

Boris Petrovich was a member of the coaching staff of the national team that participated in the Olympic Games in Turin. Mikhailov's mentoring also helped the Russian team win gold medals at the World Championships in 1993.

In 2007 he accepted the offer from HC Metallurg and moved to Novokuznetsk, where he worked for two years. In 2009, the athlete officially announced that he had completed his career as a hockey coach.

The hockey player got married at the age of 22. His wife Tatiana is four years younger than Mikhailov. When young people signed in the Schepkinsky wedding palace, the bride was only 18 years old. Boris Petrovich likes to joke that in the wedding photo he looks too young and eared.

A year after registration, the family grew larger. On March 14, 1967, Mikhailov's firstborn was born. The boy was named Andrey. The second son of Boris Petrovich was born on July 23, 1978. Mikhailov's children also linked their lives with hockey.

The family of Boris Petrovich and Tatyana Yegorovna turned out to be strong and stood the test of time. In 1999, the couple had their first granddaughter. The daughter of Andrey's eldest son was named Vasilisa. In 2004, another girl was born. Andrei Borisovich became a father for the second time. The girl was named Elizabeth. The youngest son Mikhailov has a son, Nikita, who was born in 2007. At the age of 7, the grandson of the famous striker began to play hockey.