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Lyashenko gets an edge call. Liza's team is smarter.The backloaded combo is a really small difference in BV. But Liza also has no 3F.
I agree but I must admit her program is much more difficult transitions-wise.I did not expect this PCS difference at all. Lyashenko still skating with junior de-buff or something.
Her tech is clearly a different level but if anyone else skated that program they would be given 7s in CO and PR. It is just ridiculous.Lyashenko should be 70+, but doesn't matter probably well placed for the free skate and getting silver.
Alisa too good
Anyone else might not deserve 8s in PR?Her tech is clearly a different level but if anyone else skated that program they would be given 7s in CO and PR. It is just ridiculous.
I was going to say 32 in my earlier comment but I thought it was even too outrageously unrealistic.
Last stage was still terribly easy. Sinitsyna did it to herself.Well, poor Sinitsyna (7th) and Kudlay (8th) from last week. They would have easily been 4th and 5th here.
The composition was glaringly standard. It is impossible to convince me anyone would pick this program out of an average stage if it didn't have Dvoeglazova's name on it. Her presentation was good, but it was not that much more engaging than the others. No way.Anyone else might not deserve 8s in PR?
You must be the J5 they gave her PCS close to Kulikova.
I disagree. We had 5 skaters from last years Nationals + bomshells like Zakharova and Khusnutdinova.Last stage was still terribly easy. Sinitsyna did it to herself.
It was fine, but I think it's the weakest stage in years. Losing Akateva was a mortal wound.Second group was very good, some surprise performances from girls I didn't know much about.