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2021-2022 Russian Men's Figure Skating

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Gleb is very unlucky too. I mean, his stamina had recovered a little, but he caught covid the second time...
He still skated both of his JGPs, skated in JGP a couple of years ago, made final, and has TES, while Dikidzhi was injured, his Challenger didn’t give him his TES… and it is hard to say if he could make international stage as a junior at all. Despite impressive skating.
 
and it is hard to say if he could make international stage as a junior at all. Despite impressive skating.
He won RCF, so he'll be on the national team and will be invited to the Test Skates. It's very likely he'll get JGPs. He has two more junior-eligible seasons.
 
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And here comes the RCF junior men's podium:

Vladislav Dikidzhi (🥇), Artem Kovalev (🥈), Ivan Popov (🥉)
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Good luck and lots of success to them in their future careers!
 
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Does anyone remember what exactly disqualified TES from Tenn? Was there not enough ISU members participants?
 
I checked a couple weeks ago, and to my understanding the junior competition at Denis Ten fulfilled all the requirements to count for TES minimums. :shrug:
But it will not matter anyway now.
Yeah, I gather. I still was wondering why is there a prevailing opinion that he didn’t qualify.
 
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Is there any chance the Russian junior lads might still make it to JWC in Tallinn in mid-April? I'm lighting all my candles, but it's looking bleak at the moment.
This hits me harder than the ban of the seniors. I was so looking forward to Ilia vs. Ilya with some back-up from Gleb/Artem/Vlad. :cry:
(And yes, I am aware the world has bigger problems at the moment, but I am compartmentalizing, otherwise this $%*! will drive me crazy.)
 
Is there any chance the Russian junior lads might still make it to JWC in Tallinn in mid-April? I'm lighting all my candles, but it's looking bleak at the moment.
This hits me harder than the ban of the seniors. I was so looking forward to Ilia vs. Ilya with some back-up from Gleb/Artem/Vlad. :cry:
(And yes, I am aware the world has bigger problems at the moment, but I am compartmentalizing, otherwise this $%*! will drive me crazy.)
Russian sports feds are going to CAS but it may take months, and don't forget about visas

upd: Kogan said, 'We're fighting for them to be able to go, but the chances are very low.'
 
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Is there any chance the Russian junior lads might still make it to JWC in Tallinn in mid-April? I'm lighting all my candles, but it's looking bleak at the moment.
This hits me harder than the ban of the seniors. I was so looking forward to Ilia vs. Ilya with some back-up from Gleb/Artem/Vlad. :cry:
(And yes, I am aware the world has bigger problems at the moment, but I am compartmentalizing, otherwise this $%*! will drive me crazy.)
Literally the first thing I thought of when the banned dropped was how impossible it is that Kolyada will miss the Olympics and Worlds. My second thought were of the Junior men. Juniors were already shafted due to the pandemic. To add a ban on top of that is just catastrophic.

I don’t think the ban would be lifted by next month. At this point, I’m just hoping it’ll be lifted by the start of next season and that the quotas will be kept.

Edit: In lighter news, was the Junior team even named at this point? I’m thinking Kovalev and Yablokov would have been named. That third spot is a question mark.
 
Is there any chance the Russian junior lads might still make it to JWC in Tallinn in mid-April? I'm lighting all my candles, but it's looking bleak at the moment.
This hits me harder than the ban of the seniors. I was so looking forward to Ilia vs. Ilya with some back-up from Gleb/Artem/Vlad. :cry:
(And yes, I am aware the world has bigger problems at the moment, but I am compartmentalizing, otherwise this $%*! will drive me crazy.)
Me too, but realistically, I am prepared to watch JW without the guys. Ilya vs Ilia was also my highly anticipated event, and with Popov in 3rd, I had hopes there too… anyway, this guys now will have to focus on securing exemptions from the draft, unfortunately, more than on their 3As.
 
Me too, but realistically, I am prepared to watch JW without the guys. Ilya vs Ilia was also my highly anticipated event, and with Popov in 3rd, I had hopes there too… anyway, this guys now will have to focus on securing exemptions from the draft, unfortunately, more than on their 3As.
How does conscription work in Russia? Is there a chance that these boys might be drafted against their will and sent to the conflict zone?
 
How does conscription work in Russia? Is there a chance that these boys might be drafted against their will and sent to the conflict zone?
I have no idea how it works now, but in my time, it was universal, so it was chronic illness or college acceptance by draft age, or grab the shovel and machine gun, and go. I think athletes had exceptions too, because in the past, I’ve read that the male skaters could have been ‘motivated’ by a specific coach by bringing up a potential for service in Afghanistan. So, for now, I think they are all more or less okay, but they started to draft the reservists—they say Putin signed it a week or so before the war. 🤷‍♀️
 
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