seriously, i'm shocked on both counts. BUT, the men sound exciting - i really can't wait to watch these!!!
Men's SP
- Thread starter siberia82
- Start date
seriously, i'm shocked on both counts. BUT, the men sound exciting - i really can't wait to watch these!!!
- Joined
- Oct 31, 2006
He has to finish 1st overall for that, no?
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2008
I agree 100%. Evan should have been behind Voronov, and I actually even enjoyed Brandon's SP more than Evan's.
Yannick:
Patrick:
(Those 2 were my picks for the Top 2!)
Who would've guessed that Ryan would make the Top 3 after the SP??? He must be thrilled!
Now I really love your wishful thinking!
Yikes...yeah..
loved Ponsero....he finally laid down a solid routine with amazing jumps and awesome step-sequences.
also I can't believe how much Patrick Chan's expression has improved in just a short time.....he was really skating his heart out and reaching out to the audience in a way I haven't really seen from him before.
I got major chills.....and can't wait to see his long program!
also I can't believe how much Patrick Chan's expression has improved in just a short time.....he was really skating his heart out and reaching out to the audience in a way I haven't really seen from him before.
I got major chills.....and can't wait to see his long program!
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2003
Ponsero, Ponsero, Ponsero
He was my pick in Calgary Worlds as the most promising skater. Well,it took some time but he's nearing the elite stage. Hope he doesn't blow the LP.
Mr. Chan continues to amaze me. That 3A was exactly like Weirs used to be. And Chan has the flow on the iice, too! with those long legs. He could win this.
Bradley always amazes me. He was good tonight. Hope he holds up for the LP.
Evan is being knocked down by the judges, imo.
Voronov is ok but far from being elite.
He was my pick in Calgary Worlds as the most promising skater. Well,it took some time but he's nearing the elite stage. Hope he doesn't blow the LP.
Mr. Chan continues to amaze me. That 3A was exactly like Weirs used to be. And Chan has the flow on the iice, too! with those long legs. He could win this.
Bradley always amazes me. He was good tonight. Hope he holds up for the LP.
Evan is being knocked down by the judges, imo.
Voronov is ok but far from being elite.
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2007
Kudos to Wrlmy and siberia for great pbps.
You guys are awesome!!!
You guys are awesome!!!
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2008
ITA! :banging: This current strategy isn't working AT ALL for him...
I still (foolishly!) believe Shawn can make the Top 5, but it looks like Ryan might just be able to podium. I'm cool with that, I do greatly enjoy his showmanship! :thumbsup:You're welcome! I'm planning to attend the men's LP (this will be my first figure skating competition!
), but I don't have a laptop, so someone else will have to do take down the skate order/marks/standings tomorrow. I can't wait to see Shawn, Patrick, Yannick and Ryan skate live!!! EEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
Last edited:
- Joined
- Jun 21, 2003
I'm planning to attend the men's LP (this will be my first figure skating competition!
arty: Have a blast! :yes:
- Joined
- Sep 14, 2008
Hah, I wouldn't mind if he missed out.
A GPF consisting of Takahashi + Joubert + Ponsero + Weir + Kozuka + any one of Chan / Abbott / Verner would be be good.
So many men are on similar level and actually really good.
And oh yeah, I love me some Jeremy Abbott.
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2008
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2006
Wow. This is just like last week when Evan was shocked by a newcomer. Evan is not having the start he wanted to the season at all!
I have no idea what happend in Russia over the summer, but it seems to have backfired. He lost the quad and now even his 3/3 is not clean?
