He followed it with a quad-triple toeloop combination. With a 98.59 score, he was more than seven points ahead of world champion Javier Fernandez. The Spaniard stepped out of the final landing of a quad-triple toeloop combination. Their short program featured a high triple twist and a solid triple-loop throw; they notched 6.76 points. Russia's Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitry Soloviev trailed by just 0.12 points, their short dance highlighted with her difficult back-flip descent from a lift.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 04, 2016 14:25 UTC