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Evgeni Plushenko è un artista di eccezionale intensità, che incanta con le sue interpretazioni, ma è anche un atleta di incredibile valore, che ha conquistato tutti i titoli più prestigiosi nel suo sport. E non solamente una volta. Dal suo debutto sulla scena internazionale, a soli 14 anni, Evgeni ha collezionato una serie incredibile di vittorie e records: campione olimpico a Torino 2006, medaglia d'argento alle Olimpiadi di Salt Lake City, tre volte campione del mondo, cinque volte campione europeo, sette volte campione russo, quattro volte vincitore del Grand Prix, per citare solo i titoli più prestigiosi. Ha ricevuto per ben 75 volte la valutazione perfetta: 6.0. E' stato il primo atleta ad eseguire una combinazione 4 toeloop, 3 toeloop, 3 loop ed è uno dei pochi artisti uomini ad eseguire la trottola Bielmann. Nella sua carriera ha vinto ben 58 medaglie d'oro, 15 medaglie d'argento e 4 medaglie di bronzo. E' riconosciuto come il più grande pattinatore di tutti i tempi, le sue incredibili sequenze di passi mandano in delirio gli spettatori di tutto il mondo. COMPETIZIONI 2012/2013 Japan Open Team Competition (Saitama) - Europe Team 3rd National Championship (Sochi) 1st European Championship (Zagabria) WD 2011/2012 National Championship (Mosca) 1st European Championship (Sheffield) 1st 2009/2010 Rostelecom Cup (Mosca) 1st National Championship (Mosca) 1st European Championship (Tallin) 1st Olympic Games (Vancouver) 2nd 2005/2006
Olympic Games (Torino) 1st
European Championship (Lione) 1st
Russian Nationals (Kazan) 1st
Cup of Russia (San Pietroburgo) 1st
Cristal Skate (Mosca) 1st 2004/2005
World Championships (Mosca) WD
European Championships (Torino) 1st
Russian Nationals (San Pietroburgo) 1st
Grand Prix Final (Beijing) 1st
Marshalls World Cup (Auburn Hills, USA) 1st
Cup of Russia (Mosca) 1st
2nd stage-Cup of Russia (Samara) 1st 2003/2004
Marshalls World Skating Challenge ( Providence) 1st
World Championships (Dortmund) 1st
European Championships (Budapest) 2nd
Russian Nationals (San Pietroburgo) 1st
Grand Prix Final (Colorado Springs) 2nd
Crest Whitestrips I. F.S. Challenge (Auburn Hills, USA) 1st
Cup of Russia (Mosca) 1st
Trophee Lalique (Parigi) 1st
Skate Canada (Mississauga) 1st
Campbell's International Figure Skating Classic (New York) 1st 2002/2003
ABC Sports I.F.S. Challenge (Bridgeport) 1st
World Championships (Washington) 1st
Grand Prix Final (San Pietroburgo) 1st
European Championships (Malmö) 1st
Crest Whitestrips I.F.S. Challenge (Auburn Hills, USA) 1st
Cup of Russia (Mosca) 1st
Bofrost Cup (Gelsenkirchen) 1st
Campbell's I.F.S. Classic (Daytona) 2nd 2001/2002
Olympic Games (Salt Lake City) 2nd
Russian Nationals (Mosca) 1st
Grand Prix Final (Kitchener) 2nd
Cup of Russia (San Pietroburgo) 1st
Sparkassen Cup (Gelsenkirchen) 1st
Goodwill Games (Brisbane) 1st 2000/2001
World Championships (Vancouver) 1st
Grand Prix Final (Tokio) 1st
European Championships (Bratislawa) 1st
Japan Open PRO/AM (Tokio) 2nd
Russian Nationals (Moscow) 1st
NHK Trophy (Asahikawa) 1st
Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg) 1st
Sparkassen Cup (Gelsenkirchen) 1st 1999/2000
World Championships (Nizza) 4th
European Championships (Vienna) 1st
Grand Prix Final (Lione) 1st
Russian Nationals (Mosca) 1st
NHK Trophy (Nagoya) 1st
Cup of Russia (San Pietroburgo) 1st
Sparkassen Cup (Gelsenkirchen) 1st
Keri Lotion Classic (Orlando) 2nd
Grand Slam of Skating (Ontario) 1st 1998/1999
World Championships (Helsinki) 2nd
Grand Prix Final (San Pietroburgo) 3rd
European Championships (Praga) 2nd
Japan Open (Tokio) 1st
Russian Nationals (Mosca) 1st
NHK Trophy (Saporo) 1st
Cup of Russia (Mosca) 2nd
Skate Canada (Kamloops) 1st
Grand Slam of Skating (Chealeston) 4th
Goodwill Games (Long Island) 2nd 1997/1998
World Championships (Minneapolis) 2nd
European Championships (Milano) 2nd
Champions Series Final (Monaco) 5th
Russian Nationals (Mosca) 3rd
Cup of Russia (San Pietroburgo) 2nd
Skate America (Detroit) 2nd
Finlandia Trophy (Helsinki) 3rd 1996/1997
European Youth Olympics (Sundsvall) 1st
Russian Nationals (Moscow) 4th
World Junior Championships (Seoul) 1st
Cup of Russia (San Pietroburgo) 4th
Blue Swords (Khemnitz) 1st
Finlandia Trophy (Helsinki) 7th
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