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- Feb 16, 2014
There are 47 men alone, consider the costs of sending all those skaters to Japan when a good number won't even qualify for the free skate. It's prohibitively expensive in a way that a JGP is not.
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What are they saying? My google translate isn't the best lol
topic: My google translate tells me something about him being high in world ranking and that he has a promising future, I'm not sure either but it sounds positive 
Why does the ISU choose venues for these junior events where *nobody* is gonna show up. This audience shot is just sad. Hold them in Japan or Russia (or US? or Canada? would people show up there - I'm not sure?) because that's an embarrassing turnout for an ISU championship - even if it is for juniors.
Us few Eastern europeans who did show up really appreciate the decision, as do all the little Bulgarian skaters. Holding big competitions in small countries helps with developing and popularizing the sport there.
I just woke up.![]()
Anyone got a stream?

The ice is free game though. Even last year's Junior Worlds wasn't packed and Taipei is close to Japan and around this time, plane tickets are cheap, not to mention how much Japanese people like Taiwan.