Latvian figure skater Vasiļjevs recently shared his thoughts on his performance at the Olympic Games, indicating a general satisfaction with how he skated. He mentioned that he felt he executed better than anticipated, although he acknowledged a particular mistake during a trick that affected his overall performance. This incident, where he skated too close to the edge, led to an imperfect execution of his routine, reflecting his struggles with the ice arena's conditions.

Over the past eight years since his first Olympic appearance in Pyeongchang, Vasiļjevs believes he has made significant progress in his skating skills. He expressed gratitude for the journey and the effort put into his training, which has enhanced his enjoyment of the sport. He has a clear passion for figure skating, and his commitment to performing well was evident, as he relished the opportunity to compete once again on the Olympic stage.

Looking forward, Vasiļjevs has not yet made a firm decision regarding his participation in a potential fourth Olympic appearance but hinted at not feeling ready to conclude his career just yet. He is set to compete in the upcoming World Championships, indicating that he remains focused and motivated. The future of his skating endeavors seems bright, as he continues to reflect on his growth and maintains his enthusiasm for the sport.