Japanese figure skater Machida falls during practice

Japanese figure skater Machida falls during practice

SOCHI, Russia - Japanese figure skater Tatsuki Machida hits both knees as he falls during official practice for men's figure skating at the Sochi Olympics in Russia on Feb. 5, 2014.

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