Japan’s two-time Olympic figure skating champion Yuzuru Hanyu will hold a news conference on Tuesday, when he will make a “statement of determination,” his management agency said on Monday.
The 27-year-old flopped in his bid to win a third consecutive Olympic gold at the Beijing Games, where he completed fourth, and was wary about his future.
He re-harmed his lower leg practically speaking at the Games, attempting a fourfold Axel, and afterward missed the big showdowns.
Hanyu won gold at the Sochi Games in 2014 and afterward turned into the primary man in the greater part a-century to come out on top for consecutive Olympic championships at Pyeongchang four years after the fact.
Hanyu is trailed by armies of stalwart fans known for tossing Winnie the Pooh squishy toys onto the ice after his exhibitions.
