I enjoyed listening to Chris and Kirsten Moore-Towers more than I thought. Chris is kind of a Dick Button with his old-timer comments and Kirsten really did her homework with comments about the skaters. I really liked Kirsten's honest and enthusiastic "c'mon!" when a skater was struggling or needed an extra boost at the end of a performance.
2025 World Championships Men's Free Skate
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Just exhausted but in a good way. After Alysa's win last night and all of these men from Deniss to Ilia, what a night. They brought it. Makes looking forward to next season bearable.
Congrats to Ilia and Mikhail and Yuma. And all the men in the top 10, you did your country proud. Congratulations Ilia and to the USA, 3 gold medals. Bravo!
Congrats to Ilia and Mikhail and Yuma. And all the men in the top 10, you did your country proud. Congratulations Ilia and to the USA, 3 gold medals. Bravo!
I’m still processing everything that I witnessed at the arena and will post more tomorrow. Two quick things I had to mention:
1. Lots of great performances but Jason fed my soul. Everything was gorgeous and I’m so happy I got to witness it.
2. I would have given Jun more PCS. Everything he does has flair! He’s even more impressive live.
1. Lots of great performances but Jason fed my soul. Everything was gorgeous and I’m so happy I got to witness it.
2. I would have given Jun more PCS. Everything he does has flair! He’s even more impressive live.
Thanks for the clarification. I agree.
No, the problem started in the hip. 8 days ago. And I thought he did great.
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Jun Hwan has a lot of style, for sure. He's got the "It" factor and it comes across even on screen.
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I absolutely loved Kirsten. Can she do all the events, please?
If a 30 year old makes the Olympic team next year it's a sad statement on the younger skaters let's face it Jimmy despite his Bronze medal at 4CC is not really what you call among the elite skaters in the world.
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Man that would have been legendary. I am not sure that Nathan had a 4A in him, but he also tended to be somewhat more consistent than Ilia has been thus far. I do think Nathan could have upped his tech a bit more than he did (lets be real... no one was pushing him during his quad of dominance).
What could have been...
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Kudos to Shaidorov, Brown, Cha, and Hagara for having NO negative GOE's in their protocols.
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it's possible... or it may change. I know that a lot of young men keep filling in in their early twenties. So his body could change. His timing could too.. He could also get injuries... etc
I am not trying to wish him ill... not my point.. but we never know about these things.
I loved the ISU feed. They were great. Not overly ‘talkie’. I wish we could convince the Network suits that it’s okay for the commentators to not talk.
Yep, Cha should be close to Jason in PCS and Yuma when he is on......
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We already have a discipline with no jumps in ice dance... where consistency is the rule and the top teams all have similar tech score potential.
.... and don't think anyone would claim that the scoring there is more fair. A PCS medal would lead to an increase in corruption in scoring... not a decrease.
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