to me, it just looks like a bunch of small details more than just a stamina, training issue : clearly, there is something with the boot... and of course, when a skater doesn't have confidence in his skates, forget it... then, there seems to be some simple "new program-I am not 100% comfortable with my choreography moments" ... yes... sometimes he looks like he is looking for oxygen... but sometimes, he just looks blank, as if he had forgotten a transition or a few steps. Also, tripling the planned quad toe can make it complicated for any skater in terms of rearranging the jumps patterns.. and that would be even worse within a new program.... in the end, Keegan didn't complete even all of his jump elements... sort of reminds me of another performance I saw of Keegan, early in the year, where he had a boot/lace problem at ACI, and since he lost a minute of his LP, he just had to ignore his choreo and jam pack the end of the program with his jumps and spins... it was a hot mess... I think it's pretty normal. What he does well he does super well... for that early in the year, when skaters are aiming to peak in february for the O games, I am personally not worried at all. Regarding the O games : well look at who his contenders are : Nam = we haven't seen him compete yet have we? Roman, only did a SP... and wasn't as good as Keegan's. Conrad, still not there.... Joseph : MIA... and NIcolas is also MIA but there are rumours that he is switching to pairs... So it is sad to say, but Keegan is still the top dog here, despite that odd and weak LP performance