) none can deny she is entertaining 
keep it going girl 
I am still living that ‘1’ rank coming up.
All my predictions turned out dreadfully wrong, so I am the last one to claim the ownership of the crystal ball. Like I sat through the warmup group coming up with, “he had an exceptional season as is”. Then when YK popped that 3A, “it’s understandable that the pressure is just insane now”, then, after the skate, “but even with three falls YK was ahead, remember?”
We are yet to see how Aliev and Danielian do in Montreal. That’s said Russian senior field is deep enough for there not being any need to dismantle their junior team. Team Tutberidze will probably be eager to put Kunitsa front and centre next year, and we won’t know what happens to Samsonov for a while yet. Or would Kutovoy get 3A?
Of course the teens going to grow... that’s what they do.
But, shouldn’t we party tonight?
US skaters Torgashev, Malinin and Naumov - giving interview in russian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llihrI55KW8
And Ilia sounds quite hesitant (although he could just be shy).
I’m so impressed that they can speak at length in their parents’ language; although I was told an adorable story about Andrew T. as a young junior at US Nats, and someone attending meeting his grandfather, whose grasp of English was not great, but pride in your grandson is a universal construct. :yes:
) AND the part about adding quads to his own routine 
About Mozalev, yes. TBH this article is strange on so many levels :reye: Apart from that there's also talk about rooting for other guys in Worlds. Sounds like he lives in some parallel universe (maybe this interview was taken some time between WJC and cancellation of WC but still
To make things even funnier, here's what they say in the original article：
Russians are working on either unifying the naming of all the athletes to Alexander/a to streamline the process of the foreign commentators familiarizing themselves with the names, or on a composite male skater to challenge Chen.
