You may remember that in early March Johnny Weir was making headlines after he was rejected from the "Stars on Ice" tour for not being "family friendly" enough (read: too gay). The snub inspired action from GLAAD and a press conference in which Weir defended his individuality.
In a new interview, Evan Lysacek slams Weir for "whining" saying he wasn't chosen because he's just not good enough:
"'Stars on Ice' is really selective of who they hire and they only hire the best of the best to skate. It would've been hard of them to justify hiring him, and I think he was really upset because he wanted the financial benefit of the tour. A lot of us in the skating world were really disappointed in the way he reacted, basically whining that he wasn't chosen."
Writes Outsports: "No Evan, Johnny wasn't whining. He was reacting to perceived homophobia. But I guess you wouldn't know anything about that, since you're straight as an arrow.
At least Evan left this little gem for us in the interview… "'Last question: Are you seeing anyone?
I'm single. The reason, well…(laughs)…I'm limited to who I can see. I'm dating in L.A., but I just haven't found the right girl.'"
