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yikes
2018 NHK Men's Short Program
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Same. It was just as obvious as Vincent's. If you call one, you have to call them all.
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I am sure I didn't drink anything but I don't feel sober. What in the world just happened with the men here...
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Today goes to the silver foxes!
Japan loves the veteran competitors. Their own silver foxes stuck around for years (e.g. Takahashi, Oda, etc.) and, now that they are not here, it is the Russian silver foxes that are getting all the love (Voronov, Leonova, dare I say Tuktamysheva
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Glad to see it!
Because a skater is for life, not just for the Olympics. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
Japan loves the veteran competitors. Their own silver foxes stuck around for years (e.g. Takahashi, Oda, etc.) and, now that they are not here, it is the Russian silver foxes that are getting all the love (Voronov, Leonova, dare I say Tuktamysheva
)Glad to see it!
Because a skater is for life, not just for the Olympics. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
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Today goes to the silver foxes!
Japan loves the veteran competitors. Their own silver foxes stuck around for years (e.g. Takahashi, Oda, etc.) and, now that they are not here, it is the Russian silver foxes that are getting all the love (Voronov, Leonova, dare I say Tuktamysheva
Glad to see it!
Because a skater is for life, not just for the Olympics. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
Leonova too. A great and supportive crowd.
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Actually I'm worried for him, he seems to have been having serious and exhausting problems with the time change and I thought he'd build up in the short as a cushion. He doesn't have that now...
I hope he and Voronov do great tomorrow, I love them both.
At worlds or maybe never.
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Erm, I did include her in my post!
Japanese crowds are always great. I love the way that they support everybody, not just their own competitors.
And that goes for every sport that I watch. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
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Today goes to the silver foxes!
Japan loves the veteran competitors. Their own silver foxes stuck around for years (e.g. Takahashi, Oda, etc.) and, now that they are not here, it is the Russian silver foxes that are getting all the love (Voronov, Leonova, dare I say Tuktamysheva
Glad to see it!
Because a skater is for life, not just for the Olympics. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
I feel that Liza belongs to that group maybe not strictly by age, but by the experience of lows and ups, being back in the competition after rocky season, trying to raise again. I love revival of all these skaters!
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Erm, I did include her in my post!
Japanese crowds are always great. I love the way that they support everybody, not just their own competitors.
And that goes for every sport that I watch. :agree:
CaroLiza_fan
Totally missed it.
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Well, prior to this they basically gave Satoko the same score Liza (with clean 3A) got, put Mihara in 3rd (over clean Eunsoon) and Kihira in 5th (over clean Leonova), so
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Oof hopefully not!
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I'm not usually a stickler for GOE stuff, but Shoma's Flip getting a 2.2??? It was under, for one thing, but that landing... definitely generous on that jump.
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Off-topic, but Dai did so well in his latest competition. --A real Nationals podium threat if the other guys (not Yuzu and Shoma) don't get in gear.
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