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Next year we want her ON the ice! I mean Verner was in the gala at Euros, so I see no reason why she shouldn't be at the Olympic gala
Why!?!?!? We all want to see MUCH MORE of Yuna.
Hey didn't anyone seen this? IOC Live Chat English Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=045JMNp-xpc
(Well, you have now Some of the questions are very )
Three years ago today Yuna skated her last competitive program, 'Adios Nonino' at the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi.
I am still amazed how she was able to skate such perfect program in her position - as the defending Olympic champion, and as the last skater in the last group at her last ever competition.
She may be the best competitor I have ever seen in this sport.
No one couldn't end her career better than Yuna, from choice of song to ending position, everything she did was perfect, too bad this competition was so rotten but everyone know the truth. And she is, I really think she is, I don't remember who said that but I agree: no one could control her mind better than her and that's champion thing. EDIT: Her best skates were at the most important competitions: 2009 Worlds, 2010 Olympics, 2013 Worlds, 2014 Olympics. It's just crazy.
YES. If she hadn't popped her easiest triple in 2009 Worlds she'd have 4 picture perfect competitions all at the most important events of her life. (Even so, Scheherazade was a good program. )
But wasn't the fact that 2010 was her only clean competition one of her reasons for returning? So... :dance: She's amazing.
The look on their faces and Mai's huge smile Do you think she was more excited to win or to see Yuna?
The look on their faces and Mai's huge smile Do you think she was more excited to win or to see Yuna?
Mirai looks so happy too but you can see Mai's "heart eyes" and her excitement :luv17:
Probably it was the first time that she met Yuna. Who wouldn't be excited?
I was so thrilled to meet Yuna (Kim) who was a rival to my idol, Mao Asada. This was the first time I saw her so close, and I was surprised that she did say something to congratulate me, but I could not understand.
It also made me think once more that I wish she had tried more choreographers: David was not bad and created some masterpieces for her, but Tom Dickson on his first try brought out something different and magical from her, so I can only imagine how much more she had inside her that we never got to see.
I always felt just the same: DW made wonders for her (Danse Macabre, Vancouver, Homage to Korea are really masterpieces...) but I think that in general skaters should try different choreographers, even just for exhibitions. I know many think is improductive (DW thinks the same, he always says that he gets to have the full grasp on a skater in 3 years) but working with people with different concepts and who teach you different ways of moving is really worth the risk. Daisuke is my living proof of this!
Anyway, I think Yuna really felt comfortable with David and he for sure always thought her the best skater on planet, so the relationship was mutually beneficial!
Heh I'm sure that's more than enough reason to stay with a choreographer
I too thought Tango do Roxanne was one of her best works, and I have had more than one late night session of insomnia when I stared wistfully at the ceiling and thought about what else she could have done. I mean, not all of DW's works were that great -- I felt like Kiss of the Vampire was forgetful, and Adios Nonino was a little too one-note. I think he kind of ran out of ideas sometimes but that's what happens when you work together many seasons and have a pretty well-established (perhaps narrow) idea of what you think works.