Men's LP

[MikiAndoFan#1]

Go Denis!

[SkateFiguring]

Bradley is the lowest American.

[beep_beep]

Didn't like Bradley's use of his arms. He flapped them a bit like chicken wings in parts of the program.

I think it's the point in this program...

[Blades of Passion]

I completely disagree. I was thinking through Richard's skating, who do I like more of the two US boys, and Richard is much better packaged artistically than Ross. The PCS gap of 5 points between them is well deserved by Richard and the judges got it right.

Different strokes I guess. I find that Ross has a better program. Dornbush doubled a jump as well.

[emma]

Sorry to see Bradley drop so low, but I was glad he went out there and did it - and although apparently really slow, great to see him hit those quads and etc.!

[evangeline]

I think it's the point in this program...

Yeah, it was definitely intended to be a parody of certain arm movements.....

[beep_beep]

Oh Denis...

[Mrs. P]

I do not like this program. So dark and generic. Doesn't really highlight his strengths. The falls don't help either.

[MichaelK]

I like the presence of Denis and the program is ok, too bad the tripe axel eluded him today

[SkateFiguring]

Denis is showing us his brilliance again. Too bad about the falls. He had such a bad season last year, likely due to his growth spurt. Like seeinh him back on track.

[evangeline]

D10 you are too good for Totentanz!

[blue_idealist]

Denis bored me.

[loop9497]

Sorry to see Bradley drop so low, but I was glad he went out there and did it - and although apparently really slow, great to see him hit those quads and etc.!

I agree.

[herios]

Different strokes I guess. I find that Ross has a better program. Dornbush doubled a jump as well.

I wasn't talking about the jumps. About who is the better skater overall.

[draqq]

Bad falls on both 3As. I don't think the music helps his cause here, if the only way he can express himself is through wild arms and frenetic steps. He needs a few moments in the music where you can see him connecting his steps through an entire phrase.

FS: 138.99 (8th)