If you ask me, she's a dead-ringer for Scott Hamilton, circa 1975. And Kimmie Meissner is a dead ringer for Jennifer Love Hewitt circa 1995.Mathman said:Can you believe how much Emily Hughes looks like Sarah at that age?
jesslily said:It's sad that Bebe is mostly marked lower...maybe she is just another American Chinese girl came after Michelle Kwan...maybe she does not have or has no money to hire an agent to coach her what to say and how to say things in the right time...I love her skating...she has the best technique among the American ladies now...
I was really impressed with Emily's double axel. I like both Emily and Bebe's skating better than Kimmie's.Looking at that huge double axel, I wonder if Bebe can get a triple axel; her double axel has more speed and lift than Kimmie's double or triple axel jumps.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. She always does a thousand times better when skating to upbeat music. By far, the best part of this routine, is when the orchestra starts playing "Can't Buy Me Love." The problem is, that only lasts for a few seconds. This program needed alot more "Can't Buy Me Love" and alot less "Here There & Everywhere" and "Long & Winding Road."soogar said:I thought Jenny should have won this whole competition or at least finish second. I didn't like this version of Bolero at all and Dickie got it right by saying it was last year's choreo recycled. Jenny's program was lovely and the soft Beatles music really fits Jenny's delicate look on the ice. Too bad she can't skate like this at Worlds.