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Her first spin was lowered to 2:Where did she lose TES other than the Lutz edge?
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Her first spin was lowered to 2:Where did she lose TES other than the Lutz edge?
That was a horrible thing. Just outrageous. But maybe will allow the sporting world to understand the harm of hurting individual athletes based on politics. Jakarta can never be allowed to host anything ever again. Shameful.The only reason AINs were at Worlds is because they didn't have to qualify for Worlds in the post-Olympic season through Euros, where they wouldn't have been allowed to compete (courtesy of European Gymnastics' own ban of Russian and Belarusian gymnasts).
Praise the FIG all you want, but they are even weaker than the ISU and can't even keep continental organisations in line, nor stick to their own rules (based on their statutes, Worlds should have been cancelled the moment Israeli gymnasts were not allowed to enter Indonesia, but considering that they keep hosting Olympic qualifying events in Azerbaijan, they clearly don't care about that rule. They will have fun at the CAS hearings.)
The sit spin only has a level 2 in the protocols, the combo spin a level 3.
Her first spin was lowered to 2:
Though, IMO, it doesn't achieve the goal (matching international scores). That's a strict but very different judging.Also, seems like judges and tech panels really took it to heart to start being stricter for everyone, including the top skaters. As long as it's the same standard across the competition, I think that's actually a decent development.
International judging is not that strict. They very often leave edges uncalled, even quarters, and the PCS are all over the place.That's a strict but very different judging.
Yes, that's why I say that it's strict but it hardly has anything to do with what happens at international competitions. By the way, juniors quite often got strict technical panels before. I remember a bunch of StSq1 and StSq2 on Jr Nats.International judging is not that strict. They very often leave edges uncalled, even quarters, and the PCS are all over the place.