Scott Hamilton Talks With Nathan Chen 

So true. For most athletes, being an Olympian (or in Nathan’s case, Olympic Champion) is the peak of their careers and lives. With Nathan, I get the sense that this is just the beginning for him. He’s very bright and apparently wants to go to medical school after completing his undergrad at Yale. We should highlight more people like Nathan - he reminds me of the best of us.

Loved this interview. I have been a fan of figure skating for over 30 years and never get tired of all the amazing programs and fabulous talented skaters that I've seen. ❤

I think you meant Nathan, not Ethan. 😎

He singing very well

Nathan Chen has won every competition since the Olympic Games in 2018, the only undefeated male skater since. The record seems to suggest he is the best the past two years. A stretch for what?!

Jack Chih-Chieh Chen first of all, he is overscored and second, just because he’s had good seasons doesn’t make him the greatest. if i do recall, he wasn’t even in the podium in the last olympics? he’s a great athlete all i’m saying is he’s not the best. he has the technical ability but lacks in other areas, he’s at his peak and he still hasn’t achieved what the greatest in the sport have so let’s just wait and see

@@soberlust I don't think Scott meant to say Nathan was the best in history. If a track record of two years being undefeated would not make him the best at the moment, I don't know what else to say. No, Nathan Chen was not on the podium in the last OG, but recall how he faltered terribly in SP and came back to win in LP. Every top skater has been over scored, and Nathan Chen is no exception. But you have to admit being undefeated for two years when a skater like Yuzuru Hanyu is still competing is quite an accomplishment. It's unfortunate that you don't seem to be able to accept that. Not to mention, Nathan Chen accomplished this while attending Yale. Going into the 2014 OG, you would be crazy not to say Patrick Chan wasn't the best. It would be foolish to say Chan was not even on the podium in the 2010 OG, and thus Plushenko was the best. Similarly, a year or two after Yuzuru Hanyu won the 2014 OG, it would be crazy to continue to call Chan the best. In 2015-2018, the best would have to be Hanyu or Fernandez.

Nathan not only won every competition since March 2018. Look at the advantage over second place ! It was nearly 48 points in Milano (2018 Worlds), 22.45 points in Saitama (2019 Worlds) and nearly 44 (!) points at last GPF in Torino ...At 2019 Skate America his advantage (44 points) was the highest in history of the competition. Overscored, underscored, properly scored he would win by a lot of points !

@@olegrostov9722 Exactly , well said! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼