💔 Valieva Kamila was deprived of all titles and medals.. AND WHAT NEXT⁉️ #ISU #gold #live

The Court of Arbitration for  Sport (CAS) suspended Valieva   for 4 years for doping and annulled her  results effective December 25, 2021.  She was stripped of the 2022 European champion  title and the 2022 Olympic team tournament gold.  Gold at the European Championship  went to Russian Anna Shcherbakova,  

Silver to her compatriot Alexandra  Trusova, bronze to Belgian Luna Hendricks. Anna Shcherbakova almost completed the Grand Slam!  Alexandra Trusova became the champion. Redistribution of medals after Valieva’s ban.  Camila was deprived of most of the awards.  Gold medals went to former bandmates  Tutberidze. Who will win  the Olympic team tournament?

Alexandra Trusova. The Russian Rocket’s career   brought her first senior championship – she is  the country’s best figure skater for the 2021/2022   season. Also in her collection were added  awards from the European Championship – silver. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva.  The Empress improved her performance in  the domestic championship in absentia,  

Becoming the silver medalist of the Russian  Championship in the 2022/2023 season. Sofia Muravyova. A student of Evgenia Plushenko became a two-time   winner of the Russian jumping championship. Last year she won as a team and took silver   in the individual tournament, but  now she has gold for that season. Adelia Petrosyan. Pupil Eteri Tutberidze  

Added bronze to her awards at the national  championship for the 2021/2022 season. Veronica Yametova. This figure skater won two   gold medals from the Russian Grand Prix stages in  Kazan (last season) and Moscow (current season). Ksenia Sinitsyna.  The athlete became the bronze medalist of the  Russian Championship in the 2023/2024 season.

Team USA. Team tournament medal decision  The Olympics were accepted by the ISU –  gold goes to the US team. As part of it,   Nathan Chen will become a two-time  Olympic champion in individual and team. Kamila Valieva’s first day in the new reality.  Now she is an athlete disqualified for 4 years.  

Neither Kamila nor her entourage from Eteri  Tutberidze’s team has such experience. And in   general, stars of this magnitude have never  been punished in Russian figure skating.  Therefore, here are the answers to the main  questions that remained after the trial.  What can and cannot be done by  Valieva during disqualification?

With the official starts, everything seems  to be clear: the national championship and   the national Grand Prix series are closed  for Valieva until the end of December 2025.  There are also commercial ones: a show program  tournament, a Russian jumping championship,  

And so on. But they are all included  in the official calendar of the Figure   Skating Federation – which  means they are also bypassed. Of course, you can train. But  with noticeable restrictions:   only independently and at your own  expense. In an ideal world for WADA,  

This means purchasing a ticket to a public  skating session. In practice, Kamila, of course,   can skate on professional ice, even in the  presence of Eteri Tutberidze. But then she   must have an up-to-date contract on payment for  the services of a coach and time at the rink.

All that remains are ice shows – and here, it  seems, there is a gray area. Commercial shows   are not included in any calendars, do not have  the support of the federation or the Ministry of   Sports and, in theory, are open to Valieva. But: – what to do with rehearsals – after all,  

She will have to be on the same ice with  other athletes and their coaches, and this   can already be regarded as cooperation? – Eteri Tutberidze’s show “Champions on   Ice” (Kamila is on the poster) – how to avoid  direct interaction with Eteri on her own show? 

And if it happens, how can you prove it:  Tutberidze is giving advice to Adelia   Petrosyan (or someone else) as a coach at a state  school, and to Valieva under a private contract? Social events are an important part of the  life of any Russian figure skater. Naturally,  

Camila can appear as a spectator anywhere. He can even comment on competitions (again,   if he has a current contract with the TV channel).  But, for example, interviewing athletes at  the side is more likely a no than a yes. This  

Already looks like participating in a competition,  which means it will be a violation of WADA rules.  And it’s absolutely clear that Valieva  cannot participate in award ceremonies. High jumper Andrei Silnov, who received an extra   year for hanging a medal around a  child’s neck, will not let him lie.

Coaching. Coaching children, even the smallest  ones, is almost certainly not the case,   even on private ice. The children’s team of  Moscow (or any other city) starts at about   8 years old. This means that from this age  the athlete is subject to anti-doping rules,  

And work with Valieva will be regarded  as “prohibited cooperation.” And this   threatens sanctions not only for  Kamila, but also for the child. What remains are training sessions with  amateurs and master classes for non-professional   athletes. There are no restrictions here. Judging by the first comments of Russian  

Officials, this is a very likely option. And  the sudden bronze medal at the Olympic Games   is unlikely to reassure anyone. They all see  exclusively politics in Valieva’s case. OCD says   in plain text that “it is no longer possible to  count on the objectivity and impartiality of CAS.”

Sports Minister Oleg Matytsin hints more vaguely:  “International authorities should prioritize the   protection of athletes, which, as we see today,  is no longer a priority for some of them.” Tatyana Tarasova is sure that there are  no obstacles for Valieva to compete within  

Russia. And even the Russian Embassy in the  United States (what exactly does it have to   do with it?) believes that the decision is  “Russophobic” and “fits into the mainstream   of the hybrid war unleashed by the West.” So what will happen if the Russians simply pretend  

That there was no CAS decision and continue to  consider Camila an innocent Olympic champion?  The FFKR will probably lose recognition  from the ISU. athletes will not be able   to return to international tournaments  even after political sanctions are lifted.  

The duration of this suspension can vary from  several months to many years, as in athletics. a wave of lawsuits from other athletes  disqualified for doping is likely.   Several hundred athletes are currently  serving sentences in Russia. Question:   why can Valieva perform, but they can’t?

Russia will have to invent its own anti-doping  rules. There are a lot of questions, for example:   Are Russia ignoring only this CAS decision  or all of them? Can trimetazidine be given   to Valieva only or to everyone? What  is generally considered doping – or  

Does it not exist at the Russian level? In principle, the American professional   leagues (NHL, NBA, NFL) have successfully  coped with the task: they have their own   rules within the league, which in many ways  do not coincide with the WADA rules. But it  

Took years to create the legal framework  for this system in the United States. Will Russia cope with this online? Will there be an investigation   against the coach and doctor? In theory, this investigation has   already been carried out. It was dealt with by  RUSADA immediately after the Olympic Games – and  

The logical step was the decision of the DAK  that there was no violation and Valieva was not   guilty. And since there was no violation, it means  there is no need to look for the staff’s guilt.  Now everything is in the hands of WADA. It  may ask RUSADA to send the results of its  

Investigation and, if necessary, reopen  it. Because since the version about the   grandfather was considered untenable, it  means someone else is to blame. It depends   on international structures to look for  other culprits or settle on Valieva alone. On the Russian side, obviously,  there is no such initiative yet. 

And only the IOC press service  is sure: “If athletes are minors,   then they depend even more on their environment.” But here’s the paradox: no one from  the circle (even the grandfather,   in whose involvement CAS did not believe)  formally had anything to do with it. And  

It looks like if Camila doesn’t tell the  truth someday, things will stay that way.