2015 Worlds Men Free Skate March 28
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Well, I'll cheat and add some of them. The figure skating season page on Wikipedia actually has this list, it actually is pretty good and might be of use to some of you all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014%E2%80%9315_figure_skating_season#Season.27s_best_scores
1 Yuzuru Hanyu Japan 194.08 Grand Prix Final
2 Denis Ten Kazakhstan 191.85 Four Continents
3 Joshua Farris United States 175.72 Four Continents
4 Tatsuki Machida Japan 175.70 Skate America
5 Javier Fernández Spain 174.72 Grand Prix Final
6 Daisuke Murakami Japan 173.61 Four Continents
7 Takahito Mura Japan 173.24 Skate Canada
8 Yan Han China 172.13 Four Continents
9 Shoma Uno Japan 167.55 Four Continents
10 Jason Brown United States 167.35 Four Continents
11 Maxim Kovtun Russia 166.24 Trophée Bompard
12 Sergei Voronov Russia 161.67 Rostelecom Cup
13 Max Aaron United States 161.26 U.S. Classic
14 Michal Březina Czech Republic 160.34 Rostelecom Cup
15 Nam Nguyen Canada 159.55 Autumn Classic
16 Misha Ge Uzbekistan 158.36 Rostelecom Cup
17 Richard Dornbush United States 157.92 Lombardia Trophy
18 Jin Boyang China 156.85 Junior Worlds
19 Alexander Petrov Russia 155.79 Warsaw Cup
20 Adam Rippon United States 152.22 Finlandia Trophy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014%E2%80%9315_figure_skating_season#Season.27s_best_scores
1 Yuzuru Hanyu Japan 194.08 Grand Prix Final
2 Denis Ten Kazakhstan 191.85 Four Continents
3 Joshua Farris United States 175.72 Four Continents
4 Tatsuki Machida Japan 175.70 Skate America
5 Javier Fernández Spain 174.72 Grand Prix Final
6 Daisuke Murakami Japan 173.61 Four Continents
7 Takahito Mura Japan 173.24 Skate Canada
8 Yan Han China 172.13 Four Continents
9 Shoma Uno Japan 167.55 Four Continents
10 Jason Brown United States 167.35 Four Continents
11 Maxim Kovtun Russia 166.24 Trophée Bompard
12 Sergei Voronov Russia 161.67 Rostelecom Cup
13 Max Aaron United States 161.26 U.S. Classic
14 Michal Březina Czech Republic 160.34 Rostelecom Cup
15 Nam Nguyen Canada 159.55 Autumn Classic
16 Misha Ge Uzbekistan 158.36 Rostelecom Cup
17 Richard Dornbush United States 157.92 Lombardia Trophy
18 Jin Boyang China 156.85 Junior Worlds
19 Alexander Petrov Russia 155.79 Warsaw Cup
20 Adam Rippon United States 152.22 Finlandia Trophy
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ISU Judging System - Season Bests Free Skating Scores 2014/2015
Men
1 194.08 Yuzuru HANYU JPN ISU Grand Prix Final 2014/15 13.12.2014
2 191.85 Denis TEN KAZ ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
3 175.72 Joshua FARRIS USA ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
5 174.72 Javier FERNANDEZ ESP ISU Grand Prix Final 2014/15 13.12.2014
7 173.24 Takahito MURA JPN ISU GP Skate Canada International 2014 01.11.2014
8 172.13 Han YAN CHN ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
10 167.35 Jason BROWN USA ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
11 166.24 Maxim KOVTUN RUS ISU GP Trophee Bompard 2014 22.11.2014
12 161.67 Sergei VORONOV RUS ISU GP Rostelecom Cup 2014 15.11.2014
14 160.34 Michal BREZINA CZE ISU GP Rostelecom Cup 2014 15.11.2014
15 159.55 Nam NGUYEN CAN Skate Canada Autumn Classic 2014 16.10.2014
16 158.36 Misha GE UZB ISU GP Rostelecom Cup 2014 15.11.2014
20 152.22 Adam RIPPON USA Finlandia Trophy 2014 12.10.2014
25 146.59 Alexei BYCHENKO ISR ISU European Championships 2015 30.01.2015
31 143.57 Florent AMODIO FRA ISU GP Skate Canada International 2014 01.11.2014
32 143.42 Jeremy TEN CAN Skate Canada Autumn Classic 2014 16.10.2014
33 143.30 Ivan RIGHINI ITA ISU European Championships 2015 30.01.2015
36 139.57 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI Warsaw Cup 2014 22.11.2014
37 138.92 Ronald LAM HKG ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
41 138.09 Peter LIEBERS GER ISU European Championships 2015 30.01.2015
43 135.93 June Hyoung LEE KOR ISU JGP Courchevel 2014 23.08.2014
44 135.42 Takahiko KOZUKA JPN ISU GP Rostelecom Cup 2014 15.11.2014
45 135.13 Chafik BESSEGHIER FRA ISU GP Hilton HHonors Skate America 2014 25.10.2014
46 134.47 Alexander MAJOROV SWE ISU European Championships 2015 30.01.2015
59 130.35 Petr COUFAL CZE ISU European Championships 2015 30.01.2015
60 129.48 Yaroslav PANIOT UKR ISU JGP Pokal der Blauen Schwerter 2014 04.10.2014
78 118.02 Brendan KERRY AUS ISU Four Continents Championships 2015 14.02.2015
108 105.84 Pavel IGNATENKO BLR Ice Challenge 2014 15.11.2014
http://www.isuresults.com/isujsstat/sb2014-15/sbtsmfs.htm
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Thanks Golden. Guess we can use the Universade scores as a basis. Will add this to original post.
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And yet Javi didn't manage to best his SB from so early in the season. Europeans is pretty similar to 4CC in 'inflation', IMO (I actually really like Javi and I want him on the worlds podium, but... this season was really 'meh' for him so far). Although of course you're right, we'll need to wait how Josh is scored when more of the top men are there. I do believe though the judges will definitely reward him with high scores if he skates well - so it's all up to him
Of course Javi didn't manage to best his SB from earlier in the season. He had a sucky SP at GPF and a sucky everything at Europeans. No amount of inflation is going to cover those mistakes.And yet Javi didn't manage to best his SB from so early in the season. Europeans is pretty similar to 4CC in 'inflation', IMO (I actually really like Javi and I want him on the worlds podium, but... this season was really 'meh' for him so far). Although of course you're right, we'll need to wait how Josh is scored when more of the top men are there. I do believe though the judges will definitely reward him with high scores if he skates well - so it's all up to him
Just saying, Josh will need Javi to skate worse than CoR to get on the Worlds podium. Because if Javi performs his CoR skates at Worlds, the marks will be noticeably higher now that it's late-season. I wouldn't compare Josh and Javi based on SBs, since they delivered their better skates at different points in the season (with different rates of inflation).
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That's not what I wanted to get at: you said we have to look at the fact that Javi's SB was so much earlier and scores go up through the season. But the thing is, you have to actually skate well to get them. And obviously Javi didn't at his last 2 comps - otherwise he'd have a higher SB. Doesn't that say something about the possible outcomes at worlds too?
Of course Joshua needs Javier to make mistakes to beat him. Everyone who isn't Yuzuru does. But if you look at their SBs IMO the margin for mistake just isn't as big as I would have thougth before.
Also, I'm not mainly about predicting, but about looking at possibilities (because I can't see the men do something predictable). There's also Han Yan who could have a shot at the podium - he scored 90+ in an SP before and worlds is in China. I just believe the favorites are not as save as one might believe at first thought (or the prediction game for example would suggest).
i counted five. imagin if they would skate back to back.
they could make a competition "who has the best POTO"
Oh, I completely agree. There's a good chance CoR Javi won't show up at Worlds, and we'll get Europeans Javi instead. In that case, the door is open for Josh or Han Yan (or even Voronov, Kovtun, Mura, and whoever else can peak at the right time). I'm just now sure if scores is how I'd talk about it. I'd instead look at Javi's performances this year (all far from clean), and his trends (trending down since CoR... though he had an upswing from SC to CoR so who knows what happens at Worlds).
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The order is now on the OP.
Also a bit of trivia: Jason Brown has drawn the last spot (#24) for his final ISU Championship FS for the last four seasons (2012 Jr. Worlds, 2013 Jr. Worlds, 2014 Olympics and now 2015 Worlds). It's uncanny. Hoping he will rise to the occasion!
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At least we're not watching all five of them in a row?
Well we will see three of them in a row as Mura (#2), Lee (#3) and Martinez (#4) are all skating to POTO.
At least we get most of them out of the way early?
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Well we will see three of them in a row as Mura (#2), Lee (#3) and Martinez (#4) are all skating to POTO.
HAHHA that is going to be pretty hilarious... all of them in a row!
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