Alexander Vladimirovich Fadeyev

Alexander Vladimirovich Fadeev (Russian Александр Владимирович Фадеев; born January 4, 1964 in Kazan ) is a former Soviet figure skater, who started in a single run. He is the world champion of 1985 and the European Championships in 1984 and from 1987 until 1989.

Alexander Fadeev started with figure skating as a small child. Was given to him by his parents The first ice skates. The father Vladimir, a professional electronics engineer, had nothing left for the figure skating. The mother Anna, a doctor by profession, was the driving force that brought Alexander Fadeev for figure skating.

As a six year old pupil Alexander Fadeev was discovered by the figure skating coach Gennady Tarasov. At age 16, he went to coach Stanislav Zhuk to Moscow and began henceforth for CSKA Moscow.

Alexander Fadeev was the first figure skater combining triple Axel - Doppeltoeloop. His greatest successes were the World Champion title in 1985, four European titles and the junior world title in 1980. A medal at the Olympics, he could not win.

During his amateur era of Alexander Fadeev studied sports. After that he went to the pros and appeared in several ice shows. He now lives in San Diego in the United States. His wife is a former synchronized swimmer and is called Svetlana. The couple has a son named Vladimir.

Results

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1984 World Figure Skating Championships 1985 World Figure Skating Championships 1986 World Figure Skating Championships 1987 World Figure Skating Championships 1983 European Figure Skating Championships 1984 European Figure Skating Championships 1986 European Figure Skating Championships 1987 European Figure Skating Championships 1988 European Figure Skating Championships 1989 European Figure Skating Championships Single skating World Junior Figure Skating Championships Winter Olympic Games Synchronized swimming List of Olympic medalists in figure skating 1980 World Figure Skating Championships 1982 World Figure Skating Championships 1983 World Figure Skating Championships 1988 World Figure Skating Championships 1989 World Figure Skating Championships 1981 European Figure Skating Championships 1982 European Figure Skating Championships Russian Figure Skating Championships Gilbert Fuchs Henning Grenander Ulrich Salchow Fritz Kachler Felix Kaspar Henry Graham Sharp Hans Gerschwiler Hayes Alan Jenkins Alain Giletti Donald McPherson (figure skater) Manfred Schnelldorfer Alain Calmat Emmerich Danzer Tim Wood (figure skater) Jan Hoffmann Sergey Nikolayevich Volkov Charles Tickner Brian Orser Kurt Browning Elvis Stojko Todd Eldredge Brian Joubert Jeffrey Buttle Evan Lysacek Daisuke Takahashi Patrick Chan Oskar Uhlig Max Bohatsch Ernst Herz Edi Rada Helmut Seibt Carlo Fassi Robin Cousins Norbert Schramm Petr Barna Dmitri Dmitrenko Alexei Urmanov Florent Amodio Dennis Coi Paul Wylie Christopher Bowman Igor Pashkevich Johnny Weir Nobunari Oda Adam Rippon Andrei Rogozine Sergei Chetverukhin Yuri Ovchinnikov (figure skater)
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