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Figure Skating Singles

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Jin Boyang
China
Career 2015 - 2019
Best year 2018
Total points 46
Best results 1x 4. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#72
10-year rank
#10

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2018 Olympic Games Singles Men 4 10 Jin Boyang
2017 World Championship Singles Men 3 8 Jin Boyang
2016 World Championship Singles Men 3 8 Jin Boyang
2018 Four Continents Championship Singles Men 1 8 Jin Boyang
2016 Four Continents Championship Singles Men 2 4 Jin Boyang
2019 Four Continents Championship Singles Men 2 4 Jin Boyang
2019 Grand Prix Final Singles Men 5 2 Jin Boyang
2015 Grand Prix Final Singles Men 5 2 Jin Boyang
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