Inspired by undisputed figure skating king Yuzuru Hanyu leading Japan to a 1-2 finish in the men's competition, up-and-coming skater Kaori Sakamoto has vowed a similar effort when the women's singles get under way at the Pyeongchang Winter Games on Wednesday.Sakamoto said she was "electrified" by Hanyu's injury comeback that saw him become the first back-to-back men's gold medalist in 66 years ahead of silver medal winner Shoma Uno on Saturday."I was electrified by Hanyu-kun and Shoma-kun and thought to myself I have to really push myself now, too," the 17-year-old Sakamoto told reporters T…READ FULL ARTICLE
