Evan Lysacek and Weekend Today anchors Amy Robach and Lester HoltAmerican figure skater EVAN LYSACEK performed at the Rockefeller Skating Rink yesterday, January 11 for the WEEKEND TODAY SHOW. Lysacek is the 2007 US National Champion, 2008 Grand Prix Final bronze medalist, and a two-time World bronze medalist (2005–2006). Lysacek is currently ranked fourth in the world. He was the United States Olympic Committee's Male Athlete of the Month for November 2006.
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It was heartbreaking for me to see Evan L. pronounced the Nationals winner, since he and Johnny Weir had the same scores at the end. EL "won" because he had the cleaner long program. He did skate beautifully, but still a disappointment to JWe fans.
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