Figure Skating Anagrams
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Men Fedor Andreev = Dread of nerve Brian Boitano = I train baboon Brian is the 1988 Olympic gold medalist. Kurt Browning = But wrong rink Patrick Chan = Crack in path Steven Cousins = Venus sections Toller Cranston = Constant roller = Art lens control Tim Goebel = Get mobile! Brian Joubert = A rubber joint Evan Lycasek = Cleave Yanks Brian Orser = A born riser A great anagram for a great jumper. The 8-time Canadian national champ and 2-time world champ was the first to land a triple axel at the Olympics (1984). Evgeni Plushenko = Keen love pushing Evgeni is 3-time world champion and 2006 Olympic gold medalist. The Romanized version of his name is Yevgeny Plyushenko. Alexei Urmanov = Unravel a moxie Interesting, although it doesn't quite mean anything Michael Weiss = Male's ice wish = I wham ice less Alexei Yagudin = I guide any axel Figure skating's most difficult jump was named after its inventor Axel Paulsen. |
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Women
Tenley Albright = The girl lay bent = Arty night belle Tenley was the 1st Anerican woman to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating (1956). Sasha Cohen = She's a nacho = Has no aches Sara Hughes = She has a rug Nancy Kerrigan = Ran rink agency Yu-Na Kim = May in UK Carolina Kostner = Act roles on a rink A nice topical one for the Italian skater. Michelle Kwan = Chill weak men Tara Lipinski = I slip at a rink Tara won Olympic gold at age 15. Kimmie Meissner = I'm rink's mime, see? Joannie Rochette = A jeté on north ice An interesting one for the skater from Quebec. Irina Slutskaya = I slay at a U.S. rink Kristi Yamaguchi = I try haiku's magic Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry.
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