Ice Dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates Reflect On Emotional Olympics Silver Medal Win

Madison Chock and Evan Bates are sharing their candid thoughts on their Olympics scores. The ice dancers spoke exclusively to Access Hollywood’s Scott Evans in Milan where they reacted to their silver medals, a decision that has drawn a lot of controversy from fans online and fellow U.S. figure skaters. “We did everything we could. We wouldn’t have changed a single thing about our performance – or any of our performances or how we approached the week. We’re super proud of the work that we put in – we left no stone unturned, so we can leave the Games feeling satisfied and accomplished with ourselves,” Chock shared. The married couple also revealed if they would consider a scoring appeal. “I suppose we would consider it. I think skating is such a subjective sport, but I do think that for fairness it is good when the judges are reviewed for their work. Not just after this competition but every competition to just make sure there’s a fair and even playing field for all athletes,” Chock explained. Plus, the pair’s moms crashed Access’ interview as they shared how proud they are of their children. The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics are airing on NBC and Peacock through Feb. 22.