2016-17 JGPF Mens SP
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No way... he could easily medal and still has a chance to win.
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I wouldn't have him that close to Dima...:disapp:
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6 Alexei KRASNOZHON (USA)
Music: Etude Op. 10, No. 3 in E by Frederick Chopin
White/grey ombre shirt, black pants
3Lo
3A - stepout
FCSp
CSSp
StSq
3Lz+3T
CCoSp
A stepout, otherwise solid, though his jumps were not as airy as the other guys
SP: 37.13+34.35 = 71.48, 5/6
Music: Etude Op. 10, No. 3 in E by Frederick Chopin
White/grey ombre shirt, black pants
3Lo
3A - stepout
FCSp
CSSp
StSq
3Lz+3T
CCoSp
A stepout, otherwise solid, though his jumps were not as airy as the other guys
SP: 37.13+34.35 = 71.48, 5/6
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He has zero connection to the music for me. It's totally distracting me :noshake:
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You just remember another skater skating Chopin...
I would really like to know what world the judges are living in that he should get pcs as he does.
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Just looking at the scores and well Dima is showing how fluke-filled this JGP/GP season has been. Hard to believe he nearly didn't qualify.
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He has it all...except for consistency.
I certainly hope he can conquer his nerves this time, though.
An enjoyable short programme. I agree with the placements, the first two have a clear gap on the pack. Aliev deserves the lead, a very intense skate, I liked the choreo, hopefully he holds it together in the Free. Not so sure why people don't like Samarin, his short has real character and he definitely enjoys skating it. Savosin has really come on since the JGP in France, it was a performance with character and personality, I liked it.
Cha wasn't as enjoyable as I expected, the mistake affected the performance but he is very much within striking distance. Alexei seemed a bit nervous and wasn't quite at his best, I prefer his short to his free but it's good to see he can try different styles. Skirda the lack of a 3A held him back but again he is a really good performer, he really has a lot of potential.
Interesting to see how the free goes, the leaders do have a record of blowing up so I wouldn't say anything is guaranteed yet.
Cha wasn't as enjoyable as I expected, the mistake affected the performance but he is very much within striking distance. Alexei seemed a bit nervous and wasn't quite at his best, I prefer his short to his free but it's good to see he can try different styles. Skirda the lack of a 3A held him back but again he is a really good performer, he really has a lot of potential.
Interesting to see how the free goes, the leaders do have a record of blowing up so I wouldn't say anything is guaranteed yet.
I believe consistency will finally come as he grows with more strength, mentally and physically.He has it all...except for consistency.
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He has it all...except for consistency.
I refuse to believe he'll skate two rough LPs in a row, I'm thinking he'll place no lower than 2nd here.
Jun hwan can probably sneak in for 3rd.
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bb cha 
Besides the combo stepout, his spins really, really improved significantly.
Besides the combo stepout, his spins really, really improved significantly.
I don't like these scores:
Samarin and Jun's PCS are overscored, or Aliev-Savosin-Skirda's PCS are underscored.
Especially Jun looks very pushed, he made a costly mistake on the combo, while Savosin received almost the bv and nothing else for his elements.
Samarin and Jun's PCS are overscored, or Aliev-Savosin-Skirda's PCS are underscored.
Especially Jun looks very pushed, he made a costly mistake on the combo, while Savosin received almost the bv and nothing else for his elements.
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