24 Olympic Moments That Defined the Sport of Figure Skating

At the end of a long and lustrous career, Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir made a comeback for one last Olympic cycle. For their final competitive appearance, they skated a free dance to a "Moulin Rouge" medley, breaking world records and earning their second individual gold medal. (Their first came in 2010, followed by a silver in 2014.) With that first-place finish, Virtue and Moir became the most-decorated figure skaters in Olympic history and the only ice dancers ever to achieve a "Super Slam" by winning every major competition at both the senior and junior levels.

Watch Virtue and Moir close out their careers here.