Kaori Sakamoto signs off with fourth world title in Prague
On the 2026-03-27 event date, Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto won her fourth world title in Prague as she ended her career with a personal-best free skate and total score.
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On the 2026-03-27 event date, Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto won her fourth world title in Prague as she ended her career with a personal-best free skate and total score.
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