Everyone who watched the news around the time figure skater Nancy Kerrigan got attacked just prior to the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer knows the whole story. We don't know the full "who knew what and who influenced what" details but there was enough discovered to send some folks to jail, to basically ruin Tanya Harding's amateur skating career, and to catapult Nancy Kerrigan into a limelight that she never would have achieved otherwise. Nancy might not agree but she got a huge amount of public sympathy and renown because of the attack. The psychological and physical pain and trauma were certainly severe and she'd probably say she would rather none of that had ever occurred.

But, getting attacked and all that followed brought Nancy Kerrigan into the harsh light of public attention like few figure skaters have ever experienced before. A lot of people knew nothing about Nancy at all before that happened, but many already knew about Nancy and watching her in action told them a lot more about her in the long run. What many people came to realize by simply watching Nancy in action was that the description "ice queen" fit her aptly. There was never a reason to justify the attack that occurred to Nancy but sometimes people have to acknowledge that the way they conduct themselves and the way they treat other people oftentimes results in actions and responses that we'd never hope to have occur. Given the explosive personalities of Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan, it's no wonder the things came to a head as the pressure built in the move towards selection of the female skaters who would represent the USA at the Olympics.

Take a look at Nancy Kerrigan -- during the time leading up to the attack on her, Nancy had been a pretty successful competitor on the ladies figure skating circuit in competition. One thing about Nancy Kerrigan was very true -- she was a very attractive, even mysteriously beautiful young woman. Her face was beautifully shaped and her long dark hair set off her face just perfectly. Nancy never seemed to have any struggle with her figure and she cut a very sexy form in her tight-fitting costumes. The only part of Nancy's body that a man might want different would be her breasts. Yeah, like many female ice skaters, Nancy had very small tits but that was one less major problem to deal with when her costumer was making her skating outfits, and with her small A-cup sized titties, Nancy had one less thing trying to throw her off balance when she did spins. But, taken all together, Nancy Kerrigan was a very sexy young woman, and she definitely got looks whenever she was out on the ice skating.

Nancy may have looked like an "ice maiden" but don't be deceived by appearances. Some of the hottest and horniest women around are the ones with the small tits. Their breasts are super sensitive and they can fuck like wild women. And, no matter what female skater you want to mention, whether a rank amateur or an all-time World Class star, they've got some of the strongest and best toned leg and thigh muscles of any woman on earth and when they get you in bed, they can work you over with their well-toned and trained muscles and their awesome pussies. There are lots of very sexy women in the world, but making love with a figure skater is an unbelievably athletic sexual experience.

After Nancy was attacked and her leg injured, there were lots of questions about what Nancy would be able to do on the ice. She had gone through physical examinations of her legs and upper thighs, and lots of physical therapy to help her bruises heal. Nancy felt the stress and pressure growing daily on her to do well in the U.S. Olympic team competition and she felt herself rapidly reaching the breaking point emotionally and physically. She'd been through several national competitions but with her injuries, the uncertainty of her recovery, and the tremendous pressure on her to seemingly carry the American flag on her own back for the entire country, Nancy wasn't sure she could bear up under the load.

That was the very day that she met Mark. Nancy had known for several weeks that there was something missing in her life, something she needed badly to help her get through every hour of her long, painful and stress-filled days. She'd come off the ice that afternoon following her practice only to face the mass of reporters waiting to bombard her with questions of how she felt and what she was planning to do in the weeks ahead.

Nancy sat down beside the rink entrance and talked to the press for awhile. Then, she'd had all she could handle and was looking for her manager or her coach to help get her out of there. As she looked around, both of them were busily soaking up all the attention the press could give them. Nancy felt a moment of sheer panic almost sweep over her and then Mark came to her rescue. He was good looking, tall, and had a nice muscular body. Nancy had seen him standing around the rink earlier when she'd arrived for practice and as she ran through her warm-up and competition routines. Just when she needed someone to help her, Mark came to her rescue -- he walked over and helped her into the wheelchair they had sitting there for Nancy to get to and from the ice and he began to push her towards the nearest exit out to the van she'd ride back to the hotel.

At first, Nancy just sat back in the wheelchair, letting Mark push her and then as she began to feel the pressure of her panic subside, she turned and said, "Do I know you?"