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    Yuzuru Hanyū

    Yuzuru Hanyū

    Awards & Honours

    17

    Awards Won

    2

    Honours

    7

    Records

    Hanyū's list of achievements is remarkable even by the highest standards of the sport. He is the first men's singles skater to complete the Super Slam, having won every major junior and senior international title. He is also the only singles skater to rank first in the ISU World Standings for five consecutive seasons, and he broke world records 19 times, more than any other singles skater since 2003. His back-to-back Olympic gold medals are a feat only one other man, Dick Button, has accomplished.

    Yuzuru Hanyū receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Figure Skating Monument

    Sendai City·2020

    A monument erected in his hometown to honor his achievements.

    The Face of Sendai

    Sendai City·2018

    Celebrated as the face of his hometown for his global impact.

    Records & Feats

    First men's singles skater to complete the Super Slam

    Historic First·2020

    Won every major junior and senior international title, including Olympic gold, World Championships, Grand Prix Final, Four Continents, World Junior Championships, and Junior Grand Prix Final.

    Only singles skater to rank first in ISU World Standings for five consecutive seasons

    Career Milestone·2018

    Ranked first from 2014 to 2018, a record for singles skaters.

    Broke world records 19 times

    Career Milestone·2022

    Most world records broken by a singles skater since the introduction of the ISU Judging System in 2003.

    First skater to land a quadruple loop in international competition

    Historic First·2016

    Achieved the first successful quadruple loop jump in international competition.

    First Asian Olympic champion in men's figure skating

    Historic First·2014

    Won gold at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, becoming the first Asian man to do so.

    Youngest men's Olympic champion since 1948

    Career Milestone·2014

    At age 19, he became the youngest men's figure skating Olympic champion since Dick Button in 1948.

    First man in 66 years to win back-to-back Olympic gold

    Historic First·2018

    Won consecutive Olympic titles in 2014 and 2018, a feat not achieved since Dick Button in 1948 and 1952.