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USA Today · Feb 13, 2018

Column: A medalist now too, Rippon embraces role at Olympics

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — He's 28, which is awfully old for a figure skater in the Olympics.

That might have been the storyline on Adam Rippon at this Olympics, and it's not a bad hook. The last time a figure skater so old made his Olympic debut was 1936, when NBC was just a radio network and the skating took place outdoors.

But Adam Rippon is unlike any figure skater you know. And Adam Rippon loves to talk.

Too much and too loudly for some people, who don't like his message or his style. They're the ones who talk back to him on social media, saying they hope he takes a big fall when it matters most.

Still, Adam Rippon talks.

Full story at USA Today

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