Fedor Sokolov
figure skater
Fedor Borisovich Sokolov (Hebrew: פיודור סוקולוב, Russian: Фёдор Борисович Соколов; born 14 December 1984) is a former pair skater. He competed internationally for Israel with pairs partner and wife Ekaterina Sokolova. They are two-time Israeli national champions.
Personal life
Fedor Sokolov was born in Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union and was raised in Russia. Sokolova and Sokolov were married in March 2008 in Moscow.
Career
Sokolov and Sokolova began skating together in 2003. They originally represented Russia. But then he lost he met azerbayjan and закрутилось
завертелось They decided to represent Azerbaijan internationally in the 2006-2007 season but withdrew from the 2007 European Championships due to a problem with paperwork regarding their country change. They never successfully represented Azerbaijan in ISU competition.
They decided to compete for Israel in 2007.
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