2016-17 JGPF Mens SP
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Also if Alexei lands that 4Lo cleanly, then that will blows things out of the water.
Actually Samarin is so consistent this season (he tried two quads FS at the Volvo Cup), while Aliev skated a clean FS with two 4T in Ostrava, and even Savosin at the Ondrej Nepela Memorial changed the layout of his FS with two quad (toe and sal) and he landed everything successfully. Anything can happen.
From a tech perspective, the three russians are way above Jun.
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Or all the men with quads could bomb like last year and Ilia could be the only one who skates clean. 
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Or all the men with quads could bomb like last year and Ilia could be the only one who skates clean.
He surely won't win but being not the last without both quads and 3A will be a feat.
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Super happy with Dima and Aleksandr's placements. I have hopes for the future of Russian male skaters. I do love the ones that are seniors now, especially Sergei and Max, but I sometimes think, the Fed does not care about them and is looking for a messiah. I can only wish they'll nurse the emerging talent a little better.
As Team Orser fan, I hope Jun can step up a gear, and I keep my fingers firmly crossed that Ilya skates clean with whatever he is planning to do. Met him briefly at Rostelecom. He seems to be a crackin' young lad with character. His time will come. :cool2:
As Team Orser fan, I hope Jun can step up a gear, and I keep my fingers firmly crossed that Ilya skates clean with whatever he is planning to do. Met him briefly at Rostelecom. He seems to be a crackin' young lad with character. His time will come. :cool2:
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SP wise, Aliev and Samarin were surely a class above and only Kraznozhon could match them. Pity about the 3A mess up. Not impressed with Savosin and Skirda. Their basic SS is pretty weak and the use of edges and blade to ice movement are really meh, especially Skirda. Kraznozhon to me had the smoothest ice movement. Cha has the best performance and audience connection and expressiveness and never lost the plot despite the initial fall. The LP is still very much anybody's game for the top 4. Whoever messes up least will win.
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