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Top 38 Olympic Figure Skaters of All Time

By YPB Team

From legendary pioneers to modern champions, celebrate the skaters who revolutionized the ice with their artistry and athleticism. Who reigns supreme?

  1. Sonja Henie — ranked #11
    Sonja Henie
    Norwegian legend who won three Olympic gold medals (1928, 1932, 1936) and 10 consecutive World Championships.
    1000pts
  2. Yuzuru Hanyu — ranked #22
    Yuzuru Hanyu
    Japanese champion with two Olympic gold medals (2014, 2018), two World Championships, and 19 world records.
    849pts
  3. Dick Button — ranked #33
    Dick Button
    American who won Olympic gold in 1948 and 1952 and five world titles, landing the first double axel and the first triple jump in competition.
    662pts
  4. Michelle Kwan — ranked #44
    Michelle Kwan
    Most decorated U.S. figure skater with five World Championships, Olympic silver (1998) and bronze (2002).
    587pts
  5. Midori Ito — ranked #55
    Midori Ito
    Japanese jumping pioneer who became the first woman to land a triple axel at the Olympics, winning silver in Albertville in 1992.
    587pts
  6. Evan Lysacek — ranked #66
    Evan Lysacek
    American who won Olympic gold in Vancouver in 2010 without a quad jump, a year after winning the world title.
    587pts
  7. Kaori Sakamoto — ranked #77
    Kaori Sakamoto
    Japanese three-time world champion who won individual Olympic bronze in 2022 and silver behind Alysa Liu in 2026.
    542pts
  8. Mao Asada — ranked #88
    Mao Asada
    Japanese three-time world champion who landed three triple axels at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver on her way to the silver medal.
    491pts
  9. Carol Heiss — ranked #99
    Carol Heiss
    American who took Olympic silver in 1956 and gold in 1960 in Squaw Valley, winning five straight world titles along the way.
    491pts
  10. Yuna Kim — ranked #1010
    Yuna Kim
    South Korean champion who won Olympic gold in Vancouver in 2010 with world-record scores and took silver in Sochi four years later.
    491pts
  11. Nathan Chen — ranked #1111
    Nathan Chen
    American 'Quad King' who won three straight world titles and Olympic gold in Beijing in 2022 with a record short program.
    491pts
  12. Alysa Liu — ranked #1212
    Alysa Liu
    2026 Olympic gold medalist in singles and team event, viral sensation for her expressive programs.
    491pts
  13. Tenley Albright — ranked #1313
    Tenley Albright
    Became the first American woman to win Olympic figure skating gold in 1956 after taking silver in 1952, later becoming a surgeon.
    434pts
  14. Shizuka Arakawa — ranked #1414
    Shizuka Arakawa
    Japanese skater who won Olympic gold in Turin in 2006, the first Asian woman to take the Olympic singles title.
    434pts
  15. Dorothy Hamill — ranked #1515
    Dorothy Hamill
    American skating sweetheart who won Olympic gold in 1976 and the World Championship.
    434pts
  16. Tara Lipinski — ranked #1616
    Tara Lipinski
    Won Olympic gold in Nagano in 1998 at the age of 15, becoming the youngest individual champion in Winter Olympic history.
    367pts
  17. Karl Schäfer — ranked #1717
    Karl Schäfer
    Austrian who won Olympic gold in 1932 and 1936 and seven consecutive world titles, the dominant men's skater of the early 1930s.
    367pts
  18. Shoma Uno — ranked #1818
    Shoma Uno
    Japanese skater who won Olympic silver in 2018 and bronze in 2022, plus back-to-back world titles in 2022 and 2023.
    367pts
  19. Alina Zagitova — ranked #1919
    Alina Zagitova
    Russian who won Olympic gold in Pyeongchang in 2018 at 15, then added the 2019 world title.
    367pts
  20. Gillis Grafström — ranked #2020
    Gillis Grafström
    Swedish legend who won three Olympic gold medals (1920, 1924, 1928), the only male singles skater to do so.
    367pts
  21. Oksana Baiul — ranked #2121
    Oksana Baiul
    Won Olympic gold at Lillehammer in 1994 at the age of 16, the first Winter Olympic champion for independent Ukraine.
    367pts
  22. Ulrich Salchow — ranked #2222
    Ulrich Salchow
    Swedish skater who won the first Olympic men's title in 1908, collected ten world championships and gave his name to the salchow jump.
    367pts
  23. Javier Fernández — ranked #2323
    Javier Fernández
    Two-time world champion who won bronze in 2018, Spain's first Olympic medal in figure skating.
    367pts
  24. Elvis Stojko — ranked #2424
    Elvis Stojko
    Canadian three-time world champion and two-time Olympic silver medallist, the first skater to land a quad-double combination in competition.
    367pts
  25. Viktor Petrenko — ranked #2525
    Viktor Petrenko
    Ukrainian who won Olympic bronze in 1988 and gold for the Unified Team in Albertville in 1992.
    367pts
  26. Nancy Kerrigan — ranked #2626
    Nancy Kerrigan
    American Olympic silver medalist (1994) and two-time World medalist, known for elegance and athleticism.
    367pts
  27. Brian Boitano — ranked #2727
    Brian Boitano
    American who won the 1988 'Battle of the Brians' against Brian Orser in Calgary to take Olympic gold with a flawless free skate.
    289pts
  28. Mikhail Shaidorov — ranked #2828
    Mikhail Shaidorov
    Kazakh skater who won the men's title at Milan Cortina 2026 on his Olympic debut, Kazakhstan's first Olympic figure skating champion.
    289pts
  29. Peggy Fleming — ranked #2929
    Peggy Fleming
    American champion who won Olympic gold in 1968 and three World Championships with smooth, elegant skating.
    289pts
  30. Kristi Yamaguchi — ranked #3030
    Kristi Yamaguchi
    First Asian-American woman to win Olympic gold in 1992, also claimed two World Championships.
    197pts
  31. Scott Hamilton — ranked #3131
    Scott Hamilton
    American champion with Olympic gold (1984) and four World Championships, known for artistic interpretation.
    197pts
  32. Ilia Malinin — ranked #3232
    Ilia Malinin
    Modern quad master known as the 'Quad God,' back-to-back world champion with record seven quadruple jumps.
    197pts
  33. Katarina Witt — ranked #3333
    Katarina Witt
    East German icon with two Olympic golds and four World Championships, bringing theatrical drama to skating.
    197pts
  34. Adelina Sotnikova — ranked #3434
    Adelina Sotnikova
    Won Olympic gold in Sochi in 2014, Russia's first women's singles champion, in a result still debated against Yuna Kim.
    197pts
  35. Alexei Yagudin — ranked #3535
    Alexei Yagudin
    Russian who won Olympic gold in Salt Lake City in 2002 with a free skate that earned four perfect 6.0 marks, and four world titles.
    0pts
  36. John Curry — ranked #3636
    John Curry
    British skater who won Olympic gold in 1976 and brought the artistry of ballet into men's figure skating.
    0pts
  37. Anna Shcherbakova — ranked #3737
    Anna Shcherbakova
    Russian quad jumper who won the 2021 world title and Olympic gold in Beijing in 2022.
    0pts
  38. Evgeni Plushenko — ranked #3838
    Evgeni Plushenko
    Russian legend with two Olympic gold medals and multiple World Championships, known for quad jumps.
    0pts

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