Scott Hamilton Beats the Odds and Keeps Winning
Goliath keeps towering menacingly over Scott Hamilton’s life, and getting knocked down again and again — never having had a chance.
Goliath keeps towering menacingly over Scott Hamilton’s life, and getting knocked down again and again — never having had a chance.
His advice for anyone facing a frightening diagnosis: “Get strong. Physically, spiritually, emotionally get strong. And everything will take care of itself.”
The 4th Angel mentoring program, for which Scott Hamilton is an ambassador, gives cancer patients a ray of hope, pairing them with other cancer patients and survivors.
Olympic champion Scott Hamilton wasn’t born a winner — nobody is. But Hamilton believes we can all learn from failures, ditch fears, and become winners in life.
Scott Hamilton’s early life was an endless parade of hospital rooms, needles, and foul-tasting medicines. He was pale, sickly, half the size of most other kids.
Scott Hamilton was a natural talent. What he lacked as a young skater was emotional maturity to compete seriously. “I was a phenomenal underachiever,” he jokes.
His mother was his biggest cheerleader, regardless of whether he landed every jump or fell flat on the ice. How his mother’s death reshaped his life and career.
Usually when Scott Hamilton noticed a new ache or pain, he would attribute it to the routine stresses of his sport. But this time it was something different.
From Ice Capades to Stars on Ice, Scott Hamilton’s post-Olympic career is reborn.
Three brain tumors couldn’t conquer Scott Hamilton.