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 Brian Boitano 

Brian Anthony Boitano (b Oct 22, 1963 - ) from San Francisco, California is an American figure skater. Once a champion in the amateur ranks, he is now a professional skater.

Career

  • 1986 Won the World Championships gold medal
  • 1988 Won the World Championships gold medal
  • 1988 Won the Winter Olympics gold medal

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