Honestly, Voronov and Menshov should have shots at making the Olympic team.
The Russian fed must be scratching their heads now.
The only solution is a skate-off between Voronov, Menshov, Plushenko and Kovtun, IMO.
Ouch... So close to bronze! Wow 2 Russians on the podium and neither one is Kovtun. Plush can book his ticket to Sochi??
And how is Kovtun beating Menshov in PCS by 2 points?
I would love to see Konstantin going to Sochi.
But, the Federation are dead set on Kovtun or Plushy. They have never even considered Menshov or Voronov. Otherwise, they would have sent one of them to Worlds last year.
And if it is a choice between those two, I'm going for Plushy. Kovtun is young enough to have other chances. Plushy is certainly going to retire, but he has unfinished business at the Olympics.
I still feel Plushy should have won the gold in Vancouver! And this is his chance to not only prove that point, but to do it in front of his home fans!
So, good luck Zhenya!
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I am so happy that Menshov can finish his skating career with a Europeans medal. He deserves it for his longevity and for having improved a lot post-25, Butyrskaya-style.
Honestly, Voronov and Menshov should have shots at making the Olympic team.
The Russian fed must be scratching their heads now.
The only solution is a skate-off between Voronov, Menshov, Plushenko and Kovtun, IMO.
CanadianSkaterGuy said:The only solution is a skate-off between Voronov, Menshov, Plushenko and Kovtun, IMO.
Kovtun has the best basics out of the three Russian guys competing here and his choreo was decent enough (similar level to Menshov's).
Looking at the scores again, Menshov was probably robbed of silver. Voronov's PCS were ridiculous.
Ziggy said:Kovtun has the best basics out of the three Russian guys competing here and his choreo was decent enough (similar level to Menshov's).
Kovtun has the best basics out of the three Russian guys competing here and his choreo was decent enough (similar level to Menshov's).