Russian skaters took the entire pedestal at the tournament in Kazakhstan

Russian skaters occupied the entire pedestal of the Challenger tournament, and the winner was Russian champion Vladislav Dikidzhi. According to the results of two programs, he scored 312.79 points - 107.31 for short and 205.48 for arbitrary. This is a record result for Russians in international competitions.

The tournament in memory of the Kazakhstan figure skater Denis Ten was held in Almaty. Even after the short program, Dikiji confidently headed the standings. For hire, he received 107.31 points, performing three ultra-si jumps. The result also became a record for Russian singles in the short program.

Second place was taken by Gleb Lutfullin with a score of 277.23 points, and bronze was won by Peter Gumennik, who scored 261.76 points.

A total of 312.79 points was a personal record for Dikigi. Above the total scores in the history of men's single skating received only Nathan Chen, Ilya Malinin and Yuzuru Hanyu.