An Olympic Skater Performed To ‘Game of Thrones’ Music And Fans Are Into It

The men’s individual figure skating event wrapped up Friday night, and while he didn’t medal, Germany’s Paul Fentz briefly eclipsed the Winnie-the-Pooh rain showers for doing his free skate to music from Game of Thrones.

Fentz, 25, is making his Olympic debut at the 2018 Games. He represented Germany in the team figure skating event, then hit the ice again in the men’s singles competition.

His costume, which featured a single gold glove, appeared to emulate “Game of Thrones” character Jamie Lannister, who wears a gold prosthetic hand after losing his real one in season three.

Here is the video of his amazing performance:

The nod to the former Hand of the King wasn’t lost on commentator Tara Lapinski, who ended his skate by saying, “A Lannister always pays his debts.”

Fans got really excited after seeing his performance. Here are some fans reaction.

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— CJ Metz (@cjpmetz) February 17, 2018

Paul Fentz from Germany is skating to the Game of Thrones soundtrack?????

And he’s dressed like Jaime Lannister with that lone gloved hand?????#Olympics #PyeongChang2018 #figureskating

— ᴱᴷᴬᵀᴱᴿᴵᴺᴬ (@yourethestorm) February 17, 2018

Check the hair. That’s a Baratheon.

— Blake Crosley (@BlakeC) February 17, 2018

I think good song choice should give an extra point. Game of Thrones guy gets +1 in my world. #figureskating

— Emily Shaffer (@emshaffer) February 17, 2018

But he straight up looks like Littlefinger…

— anjili (@anjili) February 17, 2018

Dear Paul Fentz, your #GameofThrones routine is my favorite thing ever. Let’s be friends. #figureskating #Olympics

— Kathryn LeConey (@KathrynLeConey) February 17, 2018