Figure skating: Finlandia Trophy

Figure skating: Finlandia Trophy

Gold medalist in the women's event Mone Chiba (L) hugs compatriot and bronze medalist Rino Matsuike at the Finlandia Trophy figure skating competition in Helsinki on Nov. 22, 2025.

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