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Champions on Ice

American ice show

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"Champions on Ice" was a professional ice skating tour founded in 1986 by Scott Hamilton and sports agent Robert D. Kain. It featured a cast of elite international skaters, including Olympic and world champions, who performed individual routines and group numbers with sophisticated choreography. The tour was known for showcasing recent world medalists and Olympic hopefuls alongside veteran stars. The show ceased operations several years after its founder, Tom Collins, sold it in 2006. Scott Hamilton, a prominent figure skater himself, was an Olympic gold medalist and four-time world champion.12

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