Japan's Shoma Uno declared himself ready to step out of the long shadow cast by two-time Olympic champion and compatriot Yuzuru Hanyu, when he added a bronze medal on Thursday to the men's silver he won four years ago on Olympic debut.The 24-year-old Uno, a two-time world silver medalist, started Thursday's free skate in third place but was marked down on three of his jumps en route to a 187.10-point performance, about 10 shy of his personal best from his 2019 ISU Four Continents triumph.It was enough to move him onto the podium ahead of Hanyu, who finished fourth at Beijing's Capital Indoo…READ FULL ARTICLE
