In 1994, the ice skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked by her partner and friend Tonya Harding. The scandal was known worldwide and caused a lot of controversy. Harding was suspended for life while Kerrigan triumphed at the Winter Olympics. What became of both skaters? One of them even dabbled in boxing. | The Cracks

In January 1994, Tonya Harding found herself at the center of a national scandal after her skating rival Nancy Kerrigan was attacked. Harding denied any involvement in the incident, and her parents, Al Harding and LaVona Fay Golden, stood by her side. | Inside Edition

🎬 Interesting Fact: I, Tonya (2017) — Skating on the Edge I, Tonya dives into the turbulent life of figure skater Tonya Harding, blending dark comedy with biographical drama to show how media, family, and personal ambition collide. Instead of glorifying her achievements, the film focuses on her struggles, insecurities, and the messy reality behind public fame. The story balances humor, empathy, and tragedy, painting a portrait of a flawed but compelling figure whose story challenges our assumpt

Tonya Harding on landing her history-making triple axel: “It was like, BAM! I was like, Yes!" In an interview with Amy Robach, Harding recalled the momentous routine at the 1991 U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that secured her place in the record books. The two-hour ABC News special 'Truth and Lies: The #TonyaHarding Story' airing Thursday at 9|8c on ABC. http://abcn.ws/2qPXvXF | ABC 20/20