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Carolina's LP performance just made me SMILE! :yay: It was so beautiful and triumphant; I'm so happy to see her end her career in such a wonderful, sublime way!! 

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Wishful thinking? I hope she keeps skating and has a career impressive enough to make the gifted OGM look trivial in comparison.

Yu-Na made a severe mistake of skating without any transitions. Her lutz, flip and salchow did not have difficult exits or entrances like she had in Gershwin and even last year in Les Miserables. The judges could not give her higher GOE on the jumps, there were no more bullets apart from height, flow and effortlessness. I think her GOE were just baout right. However, PCS is a different story. On no account should Adelina have been scored close to Mao, Yu-Na and Carolina in this respect, let alone higher...
Sometimes, the USFSA doesn't make sense.
Considering what the judges did/wanted for the podium, it may have not mattered, but we saw what Mirai can do in the Olympics. She would've been a greater threat.
Carolina's LP performance just made me SMILE! :yay: It was so beautiful and triumphant; I'm so happy to see her end her career in such a wonderful, sublime way!!![]()

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Such a joyous performance. So happy to see her exit on a high note.
I hadn't realized this was a new program for Sotnikova? Scott said something about her going back to old music.
I always fast forwarded through her in the events this season.![]()
Adelina 3Lz+3T was underrotated and with proper edge call and -GEO, her TES should have been 3-4 points lower. I feel that in general, the whole competition, most of the non european skaters are harshly marked. The PCS given for Kanako, ZujinLi, Kaylen Osmond is just plain absurd... oh well...
Once the veteren retired, its going to be a cold war all over again between the Russian and U.S, as I don't seen any skaters from other nations being a podium threat. Maybe Li from China in the mix, if its in a fair world...
Yawn, here we go again. Those mean awful judges. Bad judging when your favorite does not win, good judging if they do. Happens in every Olympics.
Adelina had the technical edge and thus she won. Plus she skated like she wanted to be there. all smiles and happy. I don't particularly like her style of skating but she won fair and square.
Yuna on the other hand was clean and beautiful but she did not look like she wanted to be there. Kind of just going threw the motions and I thought her Free Skate was boring. It had no oomph and bad chorography.
Caroline I enjoyed the most but she did not have the technical difficulty that she had in the short, which I thought was breathtaking. I am so happy for her that she finally got a Olympic medal.
The skater I am most impressed with is Polina Edmonds. I think she was the one underscored. Being her 1st International Competition and the Olympics besides, she skated beautifully with only the one fall. She and Gracie should have a good rivalry going in the coming years. I also have to hand it Mao for coming back and skating like she did in free skate. She knew she could not medal but she gave it her all and that makes her a winner in my books.
Yawn, here we go again. Those mean awful judges. Bad judging when your favorite does not win, good judging if they do. Happens in every Olympics.
I'm afraid this is not just another one of those times,
Something was that much more obviously wrong with the judging in this event,
I think everybody is aware, Even the ones that say the "Placements are kinda right anyways"
And the behavior of the crowd didn't help the overall feeling,
You can't call people delusional if they were upset with events here, I'm sorry
We agree on this.
Russian and Japanese federation did excactly the same this season
Russians knew what was gonna happen, so they were interchangeable. Japanese have such a strong team, they could afford to send anyone cause they knew if they skated up to potential, they'd be in medal contention.
Wagner just isn't that great of a skater, and part of the reason why people were pissed Mirai was hosed was precicely because Ashley simply isn't that good and wasn't a medal thread. So, why not just give the berth to the skater that outskated her at Nationals instead of crushing dreams for false hopes... That was the whole point of that "controversy."
Your reasoning makes sense to me. I also have the feeling Yuna, despite her clean and beautiful program, looks less motivated than 4 years ago. I feel her program kind of boring and predictable. On the other hand, Adelina skated like she truly want it, she knew to raise the audience's mood when she waved her hand, smart move, I don't know if that help her get high PCS anyways, maybe.Yawn, here we go again. Those mean awful judges. Bad judging when your favorite does not win, good judging if they do. Happens in every Olympics.
Adelina had the technical edge and thus she won. Plus she skated like she wanted to be there. all smiles and happy. I don't particularly like her style of skating but she won fair and square.
Yuna on the other hand was clean and beautiful but she did not look like she wanted to be there. Kind of just going threw the motions and I thought her Free Skate was boring. It had no oomph and bad chorography.
Caroline I enjoyed the most but she did not have the technical difficulty that she had in the short, which I thought was breathtaking. I am so happy for her that she finally got a Olympic medal.
The skater I am most impressed with is Polina Edmonds. I think she was the one underscored. Being her 1st International Competition and the Olympics besides, she skated beautifully with only the one fall. She and Gracie should have a good rivalry going in the coming years. I also have to hand it Mao for coming back and skating like she did in free skate. She knew she could not medal but she gave it her all and that makes her a winner in my books.