2017 Worlds Men pre-event thread
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I guess I'll go with 70.70.
73.04
63.99
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Updated
GF2445 says 75.0
Marin says 73.04
sallycinnamon says 72.0
4everchan 71.43
xeyra says 70.70
LRK says 70.0
da96103 says 69.5
karne says 67.38
Mango says 67.0
randomfan 66.83
Marius says 63.99
A flurry of activity.
And Marius is the first pessimist of the game. He predicted a lower score than last year.
A little information to help you.
http://www.isuresults.com/results/se...016/SEG001.HTM
This is last year's SP result.
No. 24 was Ivan Pavlov from Ukraine with 65.20
To add, last year Han Yan and Nam Nguyen spectacularly did not qualify for FS. So had they both skated better than 65.20, the lowest qualified score would have been higher.
For those who are still thinking, look through the results of this year's 4CC and European Championships. You may get an idea or two or three or quad.
Guess/Deduce/Estimate the lowest SP score to qualify for FS at the Worlds.
Reply to this post and I will update.
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First actual post here !
I am gonna go with 68.70
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First actual post here !
I am gonna go with 68.70
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66.6
72.24
67.89
I see that you are a fan of the Omen movies.
I'll go with 67,67 because it looks cool
Can we change it later (obviously before competition starts)?
Sure you can. Just need to reply to me that you are changing.
Thank you for playing.
Updated
GF2445 says 75.0
Marin says 73.04
Liha 72.24
sallycinnamon says 72.0
4everchan 71.43
xeyra says 70.70
LRK says 70.0
da96103 says 69.5
jabberwocky18 says 68.70
L'Kitsu says 67.89
Ares says 67.67
karne says 67.38
Mango says 67.0
randomfan says 66.83
Neenah16 says 66.6
teeannroo says 65.35
Mathman says 65.00
Marius says 63.99
A little information to help you.
http://www.isuresults.com/results/se...016/SEG001.HTM
This is last year's SP result.
No. 24 was Ivan Pavlov from Ukraine with 65.20
Looks like Han Yan is out. This would make the score go down by one position if he had qualified.
For those who are still thinking, look through the results of this year's 4CC and European Championships. You may get an idea or two or three or quad. But remember you would have to count out Han Yan and Nguyen who are top 24 when the scores from the two competitions are combined
Guess/Deduce/Estimate the lowest SP score to qualify for FS at the Worlds.
Reply to this post and I will update.
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Thank you, and the same to you.
I am reminded of the old joke: My grandpa told me, "sonny, we can't all like the same things in life. If we did, everybody would be after your grandma"
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OK, the dreaded and unmentionable subsequent post, but since it has *nothing* to do with my previous post.
I don't know what these numbers are for (truly, I skipped the original post, figured it was BV or quads or some such)
But I'm going to put one out there because I think it would be wonderful if I got it, whatever it is....
69.13
Cause I like those numbers
I don't know what these numbers are for (truly, I skipped the original post, figured it was BV or quads or some such)
But I'm going to put one out there because I think it would be wonderful if I got it, whatever it is....
69.13
Cause I like those numbers
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OK, the dreaded and unmentionable subsequent post, but since it has *nothing* to do with my previous post.
I don't know what these numbers are for (truly, I skipped the original post, figured it was BV or quads or some such)
But I'm going to put one out there because I think it would be wonderful if I got it, whatever it is....
69.13
Cause I like those numbers
It's about SP score cut to LP.
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Oh darn it, it was more fun when I didn't know.
But since I wrote the number "unknowingly", the concept still works.
2016 SP
1 Yuzuru HANYU JPN 110.56
2 Javier FERNANDEZ ESP 98.52
3 Patrick CHAN CAN 94.84
4 Shoma UNO JPN 90.74
5 Boyang JIN CHN 89.86
6 Mikhail KOLYADA RUS 89.66
7 Adam RIPPON USA 85.72
8 Max AARON USA 81.28
9 Ivan RIGHINI ITA 81.17
10 Deniss VASILJEVS LAT 81.07
11 Michal BREZINA CZE 79.29
12 Denis TEN KAZ 78.55
13 Maxim KOVTUN RUS 78.46
14 Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 77.72
15 Misha GE UZB 77.43
16 Grant HOCHSTEIN USA 74.81
17 Brendan KERRY AUS 71.04
18 June Hyoung LEE KOR 70.05
19 Alexei BYCHENKO ISR 69.86
20 Chafik BESSEGHIER FRA 69.23
21 Phillip HARRIS GBR 68.53
22 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS 67.60
23 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 66.98
24 Ivan PAVLOV UKR 65.20
1 Yuzuru HANYU JPN 110.56
2 Javier FERNANDEZ ESP 98.52
3 Patrick CHAN CAN 94.84
4 Shoma UNO JPN 90.74
5 Boyang JIN CHN 89.86
6 Mikhail KOLYADA RUS 89.66
7 Adam RIPPON USA 85.72
8 Max AARON USA 81.28
9 Ivan RIGHINI ITA 81.17
10 Deniss VASILJEVS LAT 81.07
11 Michal BREZINA CZE 79.29
12 Denis TEN KAZ 78.55
13 Maxim KOVTUN RUS 78.46
14 Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 77.72
15 Misha GE UZB 77.43
16 Grant HOCHSTEIN USA 74.81
17 Brendan KERRY AUS 71.04
18 June Hyoung LEE KOR 70.05
19 Alexei BYCHENKO ISR 69.86
20 Chafik BESSEGHIER FRA 69.23
21 Phillip HARRIS GBR 68.53
22 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS 67.60
23 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 66.98
24 Ivan PAVLOV UKR 65.20
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I was gonna say 72, but that's taken. I'll go 72.5.
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