Kristi Yamaguchi can breathe a sigh of relief that Nancy Kerrigan didn ... In footage that went viral, Kerrigan can be seen grabbing her knee and yelling, “Why, why, why?” ...

When Shane Stant took a collapsible police baton to Nancy Kerrigan’s right knee 17 years ago at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Detroit, when she held her leg and cried, “Why?” ...

The first thing that jumps out about “Nancy & Tonya” is the ... cameras capturing her agonizing “Why me?” wailing. Her frenemy Harding — Kerrigan’s chief rival for Olympic glory ...

Jan. 10 -- A decade ago this week, when Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan sobbed, "Why me?," it was a cry heard around the world. On Jan. 6, 1994, the day before Kerrigan was to defend her U.S ...

Nancy Kerrigan was ... right knee with a metal baton. "Why me? Why now?" she shrieked as she collapsed to the floor. Figure skating would never be the same. Kerrigan's skating rival Tonya Harding ...

Nancy Kerrigan spent eight years privately suffering ... understanding what you’re going through and maybe can understand why you might be emotional or why you might be in a bad mood,” she ...

Nancy Kerrigan famously bounced back from the blow to her leg that led to her televised cries of “why, why, why.” The extra attention on the figure skater led to her receiving several ...

Nancy Kerrigan has not yet seen acclaimed biopic “I, Tonya” — and she’s not in any rush to, either. While the Golden Globes were abuzz on Sunday with Allison Janney’s Best Supporting ...