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"They seem like a team, who has been together for years" - Because they have, this is their third season together. Sure, there are teams who have been together for longer, but this is not a super new pairing.
2025 World Championships Pairs Short Program
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Ok, Geynish/Chigirev already beat their score but I didn't take a look at entry list and I was well aware of their ability having watched them this season.
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Huge welcome for the homeboys, Efimova/Mitrofanov
I once saw Mitrofanov compete with his former partner at the Cranberry Cup, at their home rink, Skating Club of Boston. The audience support from their friends and teammates was deafening. He must be a good guy!
I once saw Mitrofanov compete with his former partner at the Cranberry Cup, at their home rink, Skating Club of Boston. The audience support from their friends and teammates was deafening. He must be a good guy!
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It's the top 16 in total standing after the Free. Same for the singles competitions, it's just that people keep forgetting that qualifying for the Free doesn't technically earn you the Olympic berth, because of multiple spots being earned by countries without the same number of FS qualifiers and in this case 4 more teams qualifying for the Free than possible Olympic qualifiers (and in Ice Dance, it's one more team).
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we have a poet among us
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i spy i spy with my little eye a flamenco
I did the math, and there were 10 less skaters at 6 minutes 10 seconds each for a bit over an hour less time for pairs vs women. The totals bear that out (from the detailed time schedules) 4:40 vs 3:37. The warmups, ice resurfaces, etc depend on the number of flights (not number of skater), which were the same.
I think I'm getting tired. My brain interpreted that as a flamingo!
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try setting vpn to Netherlands
Isn't Chris on both streams?
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Nicely timed, those SBS 3S’s
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I was there too. It was a great competition.
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I think they will take -1 for the fall but it didn’t mess up any of their elements.
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Random fall to start of the program, but otherwise super solid. Hopefully, that single point deduction won't cost them too much. Their sbs spins are actually very synchronised, well done.
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I majored in Englishwe have a poet among us
Wrote poems for class
Learned how to pull them
Right out of my @ss
It's a little bit wild
Writing on the fly
But I wouldn't know
If I didn't try!
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4 Sofiia HOLICHENKO / Artem DARENSKYI 
SP: "Hit The Road Jack" by 2WEI & Bri Bryant
*fluke fall on opening transitional slide*
3Tw3
3S (far apart)
3LoTh
4Li3
BoDs2
StSq2
CCoSp4 (great unison!)
SP: 57.20 (2nd)
Well, that was an admirable recovery after a flukey nightmare start - this team has a lot of really nice elements, particularly with their massive throws. They, like a lot of the other teams in these first few groups, need to work on their skating skills and in-betweens, but overall this was a solid program.
SP: "Hit The Road Jack" by 2WEI & Bri Bryant
*fluke fall on opening transitional slide*
3Tw3
3S (far apart)
3LoTh
4Li3
BoDs2
StSq2
CCoSp4 (great unison!)
SP: 57.20 (2nd)
Well, that was an admirable recovery after a flukey nightmare start - this team has a lot of really nice elements, particularly with their massive throws. They, like a lot of the other teams in these first few groups, need to work on their skating skills and in-betweens, but overall this was a solid program.
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Thank you for doing the math
. I don’t math.
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i'm not having something that good
btw flamingos inspired the dance so it's not that farSimilar threads
