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US figure skater Nathan Chen 'truly hopes' medal ceremony will take place amid Russian teenager drug test controversy

US figure skater Nathan Chen 'truly hopes' medal ceremony will take place amid Russian teenager drug test controversy

CNN
Friday, February 11, 2022 02:14:12 PM UTC

Newly-crowned Olympic champion Nathan Chen has told CNN that he still hopes to stand on the podium to celebrate Team USA's figure skating silver in Beijing.

Chen and his US teammates missed the opportunity to collect their medals from the figure skating team event on Tuesday due to an ongoing doping scandal involving Russian athlete Kamila Valieva.

The USA was beaten to gold by Valieva and the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) on Monday, but the medal ceremony was delayed as news emerged that a member of the ROC's team had tested positive for a prohibited substance.

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