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This article says the first-ever 4TL-3TL combination was performed by Elvis Stojko at the 1991 World Championships. That's not true, he did 4TL-2TL there. I can't correct it as I don't know who first landed that combo. Elvis attempted it unsuccessfully at the 1994 Worlds in the freeskate, I don't know who was the first skater to do it cleanly. 80.194.167.140 (talk) 12:16, 5 October 2024 (UTC)Reply