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Well but to be fair, top specialists count very fast and they often don't make mistakes.I didn't know that at allNot that it should happen, but it makes a lot of sense that judges end up scoring based on reputation then.
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Well but to be fair, top specialists count very fast and they often don't make mistakes.I didn't know that at allNot that it should happen, but it makes a lot of sense that judges end up scoring based on reputation then.
I just had a not particularly nice thought so question - JSF presents their world team post Nats right? But when do they announce who goes where, in particular 4CC and AWG?
I just had a not particularly nice thought so question - JSF presents their world team post Nats right? But when do they announce who goes where, in particular 4CC and AWG?
They will announce their WC, AWG and 4CC teams on Sunday 21.00 Japan time if I am not mistaken.
They usually annouce all teams at the same time.

I am asking this here bc some people complained in Jpn Nats thread that Yuzu's fans compared Shoma to Yuzu a lot. Not intending to be sarcastic whatsoever, but what's the difference between Yuzu's bombed 70+ SP with Shoma's SP in this competition? Im not an expert in the judging system but how can Yuzu got 70- low 80s score when he missed his jumps but Shoma got 88? Is that bc of Zayak?
At SC? Well for one, it was Nationals for Shoma, while Yuzu was at international competition. Second, Shoma did rotate 2 quads while Yuzu popped one into a doble and had an UR (or was it a downgrade?) on another one. I'm not sure what they each got in the spins and levels, though.
I am asking this here bc some people complained in Jpn Nats thread that Yuzu's fans compared Shoma to Yuzu a lot. Not intending to be sarcastic whatsoever, but what's the difference between Yuzu's bombed 70+ SP with Shoma's SP in this competition? Im not an expert in the judging system but how can Yuzu got 70- low 80s score when he missed his jumps but Shoma got 88? Is that bc of Zayak?
For this year's SC Yuzuru's 4Lo was downgraded into a 3Lo and his 4S combo was popped into a 3S and he got no combo (he basically did 3 triples program there). For AC, he popped the 4S into a single sal. For Shoma, well, he got 86 almost 87 with similar performance at GPF (a fall and a missed combo, his 4T was even downgraded) so I don't think the score is that off tbh.
O ok. Thanks for the explanation. I didn't pay attention to Shoma's SP score at GPF bc he's not in the top 3 and people were really into Javi's score in GPF men's SP thread too that time.
In Japanese Nationals, the scores are not so inflated compared to that of other countries, or even harsher than the world standards sometimes, tbh.

I have just heard from my friends that some anti-fans collected signatures at Japan National Arena today. They told people those signatures were for blood donation support, but instead they intended to use it for their petition against Yuzuru competing at World Championships. It's good that they're exposed. Oh my...

I have just heard from my friends that some anti-fans collected signatures at Japan National Arena today. They told people those signatures were for blood donation support, but instead they intended to use it for their petition against Yuzuru competing at World Championships. It's good that they're exposed. Oh my...
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I have just heard from my friends that some anti-fans collected signatures at Japan National Arena today. They told people those signatures were for blood donation support, but instead they intended to use it for their petition against Yuzuru competing at World Championships. It's good that they're exposed. Oh my...

I have just heard from my friends that some anti-fans collected signatures at Japan National Arena today. They told people those signatures were for blood donation support, but instead they intended to use it for their petition against Yuzuru competing at World Championships. It's good that they're exposed. Oh my...