Georgian figure skater Moris Kvitelashvili wins fourth place at ISU World Championships
Kvitelashvili earned a total of 272.03 points. Photo: Georgian Figure Skating Federation via Getty Images
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Georgian figure skater Moris Kvitelashvili won a fourth place at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships held at the French city of Montpellier on Saturday.
By securing the fourth place, Kvitelashvili showed the best result among the European contenders and broke an all-time record for the Georgian single skaters at the world championships.
The 27-year-old figure skater earned a total of 272.03 points during the championship.
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