2014-2015 GPF Mens Short Program 12/12

[sabinfire]

Mura's TES score looking frightful.

 

[FlattFan]

Just wait for the scoresheet. Probably lost level in spins & steps. lower GOE (which is also correct)

 

[WeakAnkles]

Yuzuru's fans should be thankful for me. Today all my favorite were jinxed because I watched them. And I didn't watch Yuzuru.

 

[NoNameFace]

This sport makes me physically sick sometimes. If Kovtun gets higher PCS than Sergei I will need a strong drink.

I bet you can prepare it just now

 

[adelia]

This sport makes me physically sick sometimes. If Kovtun gets higher PCS than Sergei I will need a strong drink.

Get ready that drink. I'm expecting low 40s for Kovtun's PCS.

 

[satine]

I think there is a big difference between Voronov's and Hanuyu's skating. However, I think Voronov was underscored today.

:agree:

 

[invisiblespiral]

Um.... Mura was good if you ignored his jumps?

 

[text_skate]

WTH?!?!!?? I'm done. Seriously... a clean skate with 4-3... and that puts him 10 points behind an SP with a fall?!?!

Exactly my feelings

 

[Florencito]

I think there is a big difference between Voronov's and Hanuyu's skating. However, I think Voronov was underscored today.

Nobody think otherwise but the point it's another

 

[CanadianSkaterGuy]

Looks like a foot down on 4-3. That's the money jump. You can't mess it up.

I'm pretty sure that 4-3 still got + GOE... and that shouldn't have cost him too many points. I mean, 10 points.... if Hanyu hadn't fallen, then 10 points between their two clean skates makes sense.

I bet that Voronov and Hanyu will both get -1's on their combo.

 

[Sandpiper]

Not unexpectedly, the pressure got to Mura. But strangely enough, I'm finding the program less and less jarring with every watch, despite his jumps being worse with every successive take. :think:

Ah well, the good performances weren't going to last. Thank you, Sergei, no matter what the judges say.

 

[satine]

Already halfway through.

Yuzuru HANYU ..........94.08 (TES 51.11, PCS 43.97)
Sergei VORONOV ......84.48 (TES 45.90, PCS 38.58)
Takahito MURA .......78.35 (TES 40.98, PCS 38.37)

 

[evangeline]

Hanyu's score makes sense given that the ISU seems to be obsessed with lipping and flutzing as opposed to falls.

 

[wonderlen3000]

The 4T and the 3A are world class.
Remember his best was 101+. He fell on a 3T, not like he fell on the money jumps.

From my understanding, if you fell on the back end of combo, the -GOE will only apply to the back end jump. In this case, 3T so he still get full credit the 3Lz + what ever left of the 3T. Correct me if i am wrong?

 

[IcyEdges]

It's not overscored, it's the rules (which I don't like). And I'm not a fan.

Uh...WRONG!

 

[sabinfire]

Takahito MURA 3rd place (currently) 78.35

 

[FlattFan]

I'm pretty sure that 4-3 still got + GOE... and that shouldn't have cost him too many points. I mean, 10 points.... if Hanyu hadn't fallen, then 10 points between their two clean skates makes sense.

Spins level, step level. 1-2 points for each elements do add up. Their TES are only 6 points apart.

 

[HanDomi]

Tatsuki now

 

[begin]

From my understanding, if you fell on the back end of combo, the -GOE will only apply to the back end jump. In this case, 3T so he still get full credit the 3Lz + what ever left of the 3T. Correct me if i am wrong?

That's correct.

 

[adelia]

Right, even with the fall! I don't understand the disparity in scoring for the men.

Basically I think the judges have decided who they want on the podium already. Prior to the actual skating. Same thing for the JGPF judging.