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First Grand Prix medal in figure skating in five years. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boykova and Dmitry Kozlovsky won silver at the tournament in France. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boikova and Dmitry Kozlovsky, who appeared in pair competitions, won silver in the international Grand Prix series in Angers (France). The Russians received 197.66 points for their performance. The winners were the representatives of Georgia Anastasia Matalkina and Luka Bruleva (204.65 points). The first three were completed by Annika Hoke and Robert Kunkel from Germany (179.74). For the Russian skaters, this is the first stage of the ISU Grand Prix in five years - the previous tournament with their participation was held in November 2021. Boykova is 24 years old, Kozlovsky is 26 years old. Together they are bronze medalists at the 2021 World Championships and three-time champions of Russia. In 2020, the couple won the European Championships and took bronze in 2019 and 2022. In August 2026, the ISU granted them neutral status to participate in international competitions. Boykova and Kozlowski opened the season with a win at the Challenger Series Kinoshita Team Cup tournament in Japan. Thanks to this, they were at the top of the reserve list and received invitations to the Grand Prix. In the past, the skaters were also included in the participants of the stage in Finland, which will take place on November 20-22 in Helsinki.

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First Grand Prix medal in figure skating in five years. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boykova and Dmitry Kozlovsky won silver at the tournament in France. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boikova and Dmitry Kozlovsky, who appeared in pair competitions, won silver in the international Grand Prix series in Angers (France). The Russians received 197.66 points for their performance. The winners were the representatives of Georgia Anastasia Matalkina and Luka Bruleva (204.65 points). The first three were completed by Annika Hoke and Robert Kunkel from Germany (179.74). For the Russian skaters, this is the first stage of the ISU Grand Prix in five years - the previous tournament with their participation was held in November 2021. Boykova is 24 years old, Kozlovsky is 26 years old. Together they are bronze medalists at the 2021 World Championships and three-time champions of Russia. In 2020, the couple won the European Championships and took bronze in 2019 and 2022. In August 2026, the ISU granted them neutral status to participate in international competitions. Boykova and Kozlowski opened the season with a win at the Challenger Series Kinoshita Team Cup tournament in Japan. Thanks to this, they were at the top of the reserve list and received invitations to the Grand Prix. In the past, the skaters were also included in the participants of the stage in Finland, which will take place on November 20-22 in Helsinki.

First Grand Prix medal in figure skating in five years. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boykova and Dmitry Kozlovsky won silver at the tournament in France. Russian figure skaters Alexandra Boikova and Dmitry Kozlovsky, who appeared in pair competitions, won silver in the international Grand Prix series in Angers (France). The Russians received 197.66 points for their performance. The winners were the representatives of Georgia Anastasia Matalkina and Luka Bruleva (204.65 points). The first three were completed by Annika Hoke and Robert Kunkel from Germany (179.74). For the Russian skaters, this is the first stage of the ISU Grand Prix in five years - the previous tournament with their participation was held in November 2021. Boykova is 24 years old, Kozlovsky is 26 years old. Together they are bronze medalists at the 2021 World Championships and three-time champions of Russia. In 2020, the couple won the European Championships and took bronze in 2019 and 2022. In August 2026, the ISU granted them neutral status to participate in international competitions. Boykova and Kozlowski opened the season with a win at the Challenger Series Kinoshita Team Cup tournament in Japan. Thanks to this, they were at the top of the reserve list and received invitations to the Grand Prix. In the past, the skaters were also included in the participants of the stage in Finland, which will take place on November 20-22 in Helsinki.

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