Today, figure skaters kick off their individual events at the Milano Cortina Olympics, with the men's short program scheduled to start this evening. Estonian skater Aleksandr Selevko will be making his second Olympic appearance following a painful experience at the Beijing Olympics four years ago, where he suffered a shoulder dislocation during training. Despite enduring immense pain, he still participated in the short program, but due to limited mobility in his shoulder and arm, he was unable to perform many elements successfully or deliver the desired choreography.

Selevko, who finished fifth at the European Championships in men's singles in January, is looking forward to a full-fledged Olympic competition in Milan. He is optimistic about the event, as he now has the chance to compete without the same limitations he faced previously. Currently, he is enjoying the atmosphere of the Olympics and expressing excitement about the diversity of athletes from various sports he gets to see and interact with during this major international event.

The live coverage of the event, as provided by Postimees, reflects the significance of this moment for Selevko, indicating both the challenges he has overcome and the newfound opportunities in his sporting career. As the competition unfolds, followers can expect updates on his performances and experiences at the Olympics, symbolizing not only personal achievement but also national representation for Estonia in international figure skating.