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Liza's FP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiX1r12UaOA
It was... unfortunate. As also the costume - Liza, what did you do with that nice dress? And did you dip the old what's-it in red dye?
Anyway, please Liza, skate to your potential at Nationals - you have nothing to lose now, and at least show people what you can do!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiX1r12UaOA
It was... unfortunate. As also the costume - Liza, what did you do with that nice dress? And did you dip the old what's-it in red dye?
Anyway, please Liza, skate to your potential at Nationals - you have nothing to lose now, and at least show people what you can do!
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Yes - I have a very poor memory for numbers, but I think it might have been a SB. Well, in a way it doesn't matter that much, because, to be frank, I think she lost any chance she had to be selected to the team at her last GP. Still, I'd like her to show what she is capable of. I know she can do it.
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There are numerous interviews with Liza on YouTube, and I know that this one is two years old. but it was a short segment of her in Japan. Still wonder, how does she like their Japanese green tea compared to Russian Caravan tea? And yes,
she does look great in a Kimono! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNHZ20e1Sj0
she does look great in a Kimono! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNHZ20e1Sj0
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She looks great in anything!
She would even look great in a bin bag! :agree:
By the way, I just realised that it was Liza's 21[SUP]st[/SUP] birthday yesterday.
I hope she had an enjoyable day, and that the coming year will be a good one for her, both on and off the ice.
Sorry that I missed her reaching this milestone.
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By the way, I just realised that it was Liza's 21[SUP]st[/SUP] birthday yesterday.
I hope she had an enjoyable day, and that the coming year will be a good one for her, both on and off the ice.
Sorry that I missed her reaching this milestone.
CaroLiza_fan
Oh cool! Happy Birthday to Liza!
And 21, so oooold!
Hope she can put those young whippersnappers in their place at Nationals!
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Happy birthday, my Queen.
It's only taken the three years for the penny to drop, but I only just realised when I read your comment:
Our Liza is Queen Elizabeth I!!!
Because no other Elizabeth (or variations thereof) has ever won at any of the Majors:
Championship | Elizabeth Record | Notes |
| Junior Grand Prix Final | No winners | Liza was runner-up in 2010 |
| European Youth Olympic Festival | No podium finishers | Only 2 have ever competed: Yelizaveta Ausiukevich was 19[SUP]th[/SUP] in 2015, while Elisavet Voulgari was 20[SUP]th[/SUP] in 2017 |
| Junior World Championships | No winners | Liza was runner-up in 2011 |
| Youth Olympic Games | Liza won in 2012 | |
| Universiade | No podium finishers | Liza was 4[SUP]th[/SUP] in 2017 |
| Asian Games | No winners | Best was Elizabet Tursynbayeva with 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] in 2017 |
| Senior GP Final | Liza won in 2014 | |
| Four Continents | No podium finishers | Best was Elizabet Tursynbayeva with 8[SUP]th[/SUP] in 2017 |
| European Championships | Liza won in 2015 | |
| World Championships | Liza won in 2015 | |
| Olympic Games | No winners | Elizabeth Manley was runner up in 1988 |
I would have sworn that there had been another Queen Elizabeth at some stage before our’s. But no, there hasn’t. (Manley was actually going through my head before I looked everything up, but the nearest she got was runner-up in 1988 at both Worlds and the Olympics).
The question now is: who will be Queen Elizabeth II...? :think:
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It really has been wonderful to see how she's managed to be quite successful this season after a bit of a rough period! In 2015 she truly was fantastic to watch in every way - Queen Elizabeth for sure! I really really really hope she can deliver a clean performance in the Russian nationals this week. When she's on her jumps are just so gorgeous to watch. It's so difficult to believe she already is 21. It seems like it was only yesterday that she was only 17!
The one who just turned 10 years old :agree2:
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Well then, this is clearly the appropriate accompaniment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47Crpjlb63k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47Crpjlb63k
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For me, it seems like only yesterday that she was 15! I actually had to double-check her age when posting that comment, because I couldn't believe it!
Yeah, I really hope she can pull off a good result at Nationals too.
And I hope that she can go on to re-claim her throne at a Major international championship sometime in the future. :agree:
My goodness!!!
She is good!!! I first saw Nugumanova when she was around this age, and I was astounded with how good she was. And I admit that I had her in mind when I posed that question. But this wee girl (Elizaveta Berestovskaya) is even better!
Thank you for bringing her to my attention.
By the way, when you posted that link, there was too much coding around the address. So the link wouldn't open. I think you changed your mind from having just the address appear to having the link appear as a sentence. But because you forgot to remove the coding for just the address, the 2 sets of coding cancelled each other out. But don't worry, I've fixed it for you.
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Well, a major international championship at this point in time seems like it'd be quite the task... I really would be extremely happy with just an appearance at one! Unfortunately, I don't know if even that's going to be possible for her anymore. It's just so competitive. Well, can always hope! At least she's still showing respectable skates and continuing her career successfully! Even that's a very impressive achievement.For me, it seems like only yesterday that she was 15! I actually had to double-check her age when posting that comment, because I couldn't believe it!
Yeah, I really hope she can pull off a good result at Nationals too.
And I hope that she can go on to re-claim her throne at a Major international championship sometime in the future. :agree:
My goodness!!!
I first saw Nugumanova when she was around this age, and I was astounded with how good she was. And I admit that I had her in mind when I posed that question. But this wee girl (Elizaveta Berestovskaya) is even better!
Thank you for bringing her to my attention.
And yes, the one I naturally had in my mind was Nugumanova. But then I started thinking that she's been struggling a little and also that she really started massively impressing me only when she was 12 years old... Which is very young of course, but Berestovskaya is still 9 in this video.
Aahh, whoops! I noticed there was something off with it but I thought I had fixed it. Thank you! I'll make sure to just remove the entire thing and start from a scratch the next time!
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Great Liza interview:
http://fs-gossips.com/elizaveta-tuk...inue-to-skate-even-if-i-dont-get-to-olympics/
As always, a delight to read - she expresses herself so well; I always find her interviews a great comfort to read. Here I especially liked this part:
– I didn’t get to the Games in Sochi but I did not break. If I had been skating only for the sake of Olympics, I probably would have finished sports a long time ago. I will continue to skate, even if I do not get to Korea. This will not be an important nuance in the issue of continuing or finishing a career.
If not for the sake of the Olympics, then why do you skate?
– I skate for pleasure, for competitions. To feel this spirit of rivalry within you. And, of course, I like meeting with figure skaters, friends, you travel the world, you get a lot of acquaintances, great companies are gathering …For these sensations figure skating is worth doing. And if you skate well, show the result of the work that has been done at trainings, it’s such a cool, incomparable emotions.
http://fs-gossips.com/elizaveta-tuk...inue-to-skate-even-if-i-dont-get-to-olympics/
As always, a delight to read - she expresses herself so well; I always find her interviews a great comfort to read.
Here I especially liked this part:– I didn’t get to the Games in Sochi but I did not break. If I had been skating only for the sake of Olympics, I probably would have finished sports a long time ago. I will continue to skate, even if I do not get to Korea. This will not be an important nuance in the issue of continuing or finishing a career.
If not for the sake of the Olympics, then why do you skate?
– I skate for pleasure, for competitions. To feel this spirit of rivalry within you. And, of course, I like meeting with figure skaters, friends, you travel the world, you get a lot of acquaintances, great companies are gathering …For these sensations figure skating is worth doing. And if you skate well, show the result of the work that has been done at trainings, it’s such a cool, incomparable emotions.
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Liza's SP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zir-XMy6CdU
Sassy & fierce - the way I love seeing her.
Her score 71.07, which has her in 6th place. Now go out and slay in the free, my Queen, and be a joy to behold.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zir-XMy6CdU
Sassy & fierce - the way I love seeing her.
Her score 71.07, which has her in 6th place. Now go out and slay in the free, my Queen, and be a joy to behold.
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