Aleksandr Selevko joins Golden Skate after winning the men’s event at the 2026 Nebelhorn Trophy — his second Challenger Series victory of the season.

In this interview, Selevko reflects on his strong start to the season and explains why winning his second Challenger was particularly meaningful after his second event last season did not go as well as his first.

The 25-year-old skater also talks about his technical progress, including landing his quad Lutz in competition. He says the progress has given him additional confidence heading into the Grand Prix season.

Other topics include:

• His two new programs and how they came together
• The story behind his new free skate
• Working with Jean-Luc Baker and Adam Solya on choreography
• His thoughts on the new skating rules, including the choreographic spin and one less jump

After a successful start to the season, Selevko is now looking ahead to the Grand Prix in France, hoping to build on his progress and deliver an even stronger performance.