Scott Moir

Ice dancer, Olympic gold medalist

Scott Moir - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 2nd, 1987
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A distinguished ice dancer who achieved significant success in competitive skating. Partnered with Tessa Virtue, secured multiple titles at international competitions. Won a total of three Olympic medals during career, including two gold medals in ice dance at the 2010 and 2018 Winter Olympics. Renowned for artistic choreography and technical skill, contributed to the growth of ice dancing internationally.

Won gold at the 2010 Winter Olympics

Won gold at the 2018 Winter Olympics

Secured multiple World Championship titles

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