Pavel Bure

Pavel Vladimirovich Bure - Russian hockey player, Honored Master of Sports, athlete of the CSKA club, played in the NHL.

Pavel was born on March 31, 1971 in Minsk, the hometown of Tatyana Lvovna's mother, where the girl came to give birth to her first child. Father Vladimir Valerievich Bure, Olympic medalist and 17-time champion of the Soviet Union, saw his son only after a month and a half, since all this time he was training in a sports camp.

Three years later, Pavel had a younger brother, Valery, named after his paternal grandfather, a famous swimming coach. The Bure family became famous in tsarist times. The founder of the surname Pavel Bure was engaged in the manufacture of watches, the master owned a watch company named after him.

The father, despite being busy, from an early age began to train his sons. The boys grew up mobile, so they tried several sports: football, swimming, diving. At home, the atmosphere of the strictest discipline reigned, the only way to cope with the irrepressible temperament of Pavel and Valery.

В 6 лет Павла Буре отдали в детскую команду ЦСКА по хоккею. Одновременно Паша посещал клуб «Олимпия». В 1985 году вышел на лед в составе юниорской группы. Во взрослый хоккей Буре попал накануне 17-летия, во время матча ЦСКА – «Динамо» (Рига), и сразу же забил первый гол. Успешный дебют позволил Буре задержаться в клубе до 1991 года. За это время Павел, вес которого уже составлял 87 кг при росте 176 см, успел поучаствовать в чемпионатах Советского Союза и получить две медали.

In 1989, at the World Youth Championship, fans watched the work of three players Bure - Fedorov - Mogilny, who jointly brought the team 39 points for 19 goals. Most of the heads were on Paul's account. The hockey player was recognized as the best striker of the competition. Twice the Soviet team took first place in the prize podium, and in 1991 the team brought home a silver medal.

The team also went to the European Champions Cup competitions, and three times Bure in the command staff became the winner of the competition. 1992 turned out to be the most productive year for a hockey player: each appearance on the ice was accompanied by at least one goal.

In 1991, the athlete decided to move to the United States to work in the NHL. Russian hockey players Kasatonov, Fetisov and Makarov traveled abroad not from an easy life. If at home the work of a champion was estimated at a monthly salary of 120 rubles, then tens of millions of dollars were paid for the same game in the USA. At the Vancouver Canucks club, Pavel played number 113. In the first season, Bure was recognized as the best player among the new faces, and soon the hockey player was called "Russian Rocket".

They wrote about Pavel Bure in the newspapers. The Russian athlete regularly scored 100 points per season, thanks to Pavel, the team got into the playoff list every time. The peak of the hockey career came in 93/94, when Bure was able to score 60 goals in the regular season, which allowed Vancouver to reach the Stanley Cup. A year later, Bure plays under a contract for the German team Landshut and Moscow's Spartak. In all matches, the athlete brings at least 2 goals.

The 95/96 season began with a kneecap injury that made it impossible for Bure to compete. The next season, the hockey player is injured again. Having recovered in 1997, Pavel plays for Vancouver, but does not achieve the same result.

In 1998, at the Olympics in Nagano (Japan), Bure led the Russian national team. The team reached the final, but lost to the leaders of the competition - the Czechs.

Pavel's game was recognized as the best in the tournament. In the match with Finland, the athlete scored five goals out of nine in one goal. In 1999 Pavel Bure became a striker for the Florida Panthers. The athlete is gaining shape and again breaks records on points, thereby winning the title of the best sniper of the regular season. Pavel Bure was recognized as the best player in the NHL at the traditional League All-Star Game.

Since 2000, Bure continues to play for the Florida club; in 2002, the participation of the hockey player helps the Russian national team to take third place at the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City. From the same year, the athlete moved to New York and became a player in the Rangers club. For three years, Bure regularly brings victory points to the new team, but in 2003 he was no longer able to go on the ice due to the pain of old injuries.

The treatment did not bring results, and since 2005 Pavel Vladimirovich has officially announced his retirement from the big sport. Remaining the NHL's top striker, with 779 points in 702 games, Bure is retired from the league. In the NHL, Pavel Bure's number changed three times: “96”, “10” and “9” - while the league permanently assigned him “10” number.

After Pavel Bure left the ice, his sports biography does not stop - the athlete begins to deal with the organizational issues of the Russian national hockey team. Combining his sports career and business (Pavel decided to resume his great-grandfather's watchmaking business since the mid-90s), Bure receives well-deserved awards. The athlete is inducted into the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame and the NHL Hall of Fame.

In Russia, Pavel Vladimirovich oversees the gaming clubs of the Kuban, as well as the "Night" Moscow amateur hockey league. In 2015, Bure was appointed head of the International League of World Hockey Legends. Videos of victorious matches with the participation of the hockey player are collected on YouTube video hosting.

In his personal life, Pavel Bure avoided serious relationships for a long time. The athlete was credited with a marriage with an American filed Jame Bon, an affair with tennis player Anna Kournikova, but Pavel married only at 38 years old. The athlete met his future wife Alina Khasanova in 2005 at a resort in Turkey, where a model from Naberezhnye Chelny and a student at the Plekhanov Academy was vacationing with her twin sister.

For four years, Pavel experienced his beloved, and on October 10, 2009, the young played a wedding. Two celebrations took place - in Miami and Moscow. 23-year-old Alina turned out to be a real soul mate for Pavel. In order to cook gourmet meals for her husband, the girl graduated from the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu culinary school in Miami.

On April 24, 2013, Pavel Bure had a long-awaited first-born, who was named Pavel, and two years later a daughter, Palina, was born in the family. On the official page of Pavel Bure on Instagram, there are often photos of an athlete with children, especially with his son, whom the hockey player is already taking on the ice under his own number "10".

In 2016, a statement by Pavel Bure appeared in the press that the hockey player now renounces US citizenship, remaining only a Russian citizen.

Now the athlete is dealing with organizational issues related to the participation of the Russian ice hockey team in the 2018 Olympic Games.

3 Bronze medalist of the European Championship among junior teams - 1988 1 Champion of Europe among juniors - 1989 1 World champion among youth - 1989 1 World champion - 1990 2 Silver medalist of the World Championship among youth teams - 1991 2 Silver medalist of the Olympic Games - 1998 Best striker of the Olympic Games - 1998 3 Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games - 2002

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