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I think flanker is trolling about an unclean Dina going over Frolova but he clearly has a chip on his shoulder about the latter
2025-26 Russian Nationals Women's Short Program
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very strong girls overall i feel
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Maybe higher, but Dina received 30, that's for average Russian junior. If Anna got 35 then Dina should have received like 32.
Will they let Adelia into the Olympics? I don't believe it. Maybe she should have played dead until the Olympics.
They won't let someone show up the competition like this, everything they built up for 4 seasons just eviscerated in an instant.
Oh well, she turns up tomorrow and wins we can say that she would have won the Olympics if she were allowed to compete so the event has an asterisk against it.
They won't let someone show up the competition like this, everything they built up for 4 seasons just eviscerated in an instant.
Oh well, she turns up tomorrow and wins we can say that she would have won the Olympics if she were allowed to compete so the event has an asterisk against it.
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True, but she finished with level 3 and +0.38. So, level 4 would give her +0.3. She is 0.66 off of Dvoeglazova and both of her other spins got less than +1. +0.50 and +0.75. The average is 0.625 so only extra 0.245 (0.625-0.38) which is less than the extra 0.36 she needs (after extra 0.3 from lvl 4). So realistically the back-loaded combo could still be the difference maker. I think it's the biggest factor between the two today.
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Adelia looks in a great shape, but let's wait for FS first. Her training skates promised us 3A and 2 quads there, we'll see how it's gonna work.
Please explain (if isn't much troubel) ... because the comment can be interpreted in 2 different ways ...
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30 is below Kulikova I'm fine with that.
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1. Аделия Петросян – 86,52
2. Алиса Двоеглазова – 74,59
3. Анна Фролова – 73,93
4. Дарья Садкова – 73,27
5. Мария Захарова – 71,37
6. Ксения Гущина – 70,63
7. Дина Хуснутдинова – 70,62
8. Вероника Яметова – 69,98
9. Камилла Нелюбова – 69,47
10. Софья Муравьева – 69,23
11. Елизавета Куликова – 68,43
12. Ксения Синицына – 67,96
13. Анна Ляшенко – 67,04
14. Мария Елисова – 65,85
15. Мария Мазур – 62,93
16. Арина Кудлай – 60,98
17. Мария Пулина – 58,13
18. Ева Зубкова – 52,34
2. Алиса Двоеглазова – 74,59
3. Анна Фролова – 73,93
4. Дарья Садкова – 73,27
5. Мария Захарова – 71,37
6. Ксения Гущина – 70,63
7. Дина Хуснутдинова – 70,62
8. Вероника Яметова – 69,98
9. Камилла Нелюбова – 69,47
10. Софья Муравьева – 69,23
11. Елизавета Куликова – 68,43
12. Ксения Синицына – 67,96
13. Анна Ляшенко – 67,04
14. Мария Елисова – 65,85
15. Мария Мазур – 62,93
16. Арина Кудлай – 60,98
17. Мария Пулина – 58,13
18. Ева Зубкова – 52,34
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if if if doesn't exist
In the first place, there's no guarantee she'll be able to cope with the pressure at the Olympics and deliver two clean skates. But these conspiracy theories and perpetual victim mindset are ridiculous. She's already been cleared to compete. Anyway, the Olympics are still two months away, so you should just be hoping she doesn't get injured between now and then
if if if doesn't exist
In the first place, there's no guarantee she'll be able to cope with the pressure at the Olympics and deliver two clean skates. But these conspiracy theories and perpetual victim mindset are ridiculous. She's already been cleared to compete. Anyway, the Olympics are still two months away, so you should just be hoping she doesn't get injured between now and then
The same goes for the other top skaters, can they cope with Petrosian they haven't had to deal with that kind of pressure for the past four seasons.
The Russian championships for women is more competitive than the GP final weeks ago or the World Championships earlier in the year. That's a fact.
I watched the GP final there were so many problems with rotating jumps (of course the judges ignored these errors or turned an underrotation into a q), the Russian championships you could say the top 13 or 14 were generally very competent in rotating their jumps across their entire program.
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Was Adelia’s 3A rotated? Looked a Q to me in real time but the replay only showed same angle. Couldn’t tell.. 86 wth no quad is absolutely wild lol.
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ofc it applies to the others, which is why it's ridiculous to hang the medal on anyone's neck ahead of time
and idk why you're talking about judges ignoring eras when the judges here ignored Adeliia's 3A, which was definitely 100% rotated
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There are no quads in women's SP. Kamila broke 90 total internationally. 86 is quite fair frankly. Her GOEs internationally aren't much lower based on qualifications I think it's quite reasonably she breaks 80 at Olympics if she skates clean. If she got 31.5 PCS for skating half as good as this just 33 is reasonable and easily enough for an 80.
Kamila had 49.97 internationally. Kostornaia 49.48. Kihira 48.17.OMG Adeila!I have never seen a woman with 48.98 in the SP. KV may have gotten a 46 or 47 at her best. I hope Petro can hit 155 or 160 in the LP. What she did was fantastic.
160 is relatively low for Adeliia in FS. She has scored close to 180. She is definitely hoping to be in the 170s.
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I didn't remember KV and Aleona got that high with tes in the SP. It's kind of mind blowing. Good for Adelia but she needs a strong LP too. And that's going to be a harder skate.
Less than 90 degrees. Fast covered a lot of distance, great flow.
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