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Alysa Liu: SP change coming

I think we may all need to be on standby for a new Alysa Liu short program announcement.

Human remains were discovered in Los Angeles inside of an impounded Tesla car registered to the guy (David Burke aka d4vd) who sings in her SP "This Is How It Feels".

She's apparently deleted her program announcement from her social media (I haven't checked, I'm just taking the gossip as gospel.)

https://youtu.be/vNQGx0iMFNY?si=OttUDDVribqR_TX8 (Alysa Liu on Jimmy Fallon 12/15/2025 - she provided a training test of elements including a 3A)
 
Last night Alysa Liu returned to the Jimmy Fallon TV show and gave him a test of ice skating elements of videos she did recently including a 3A
She is loving her life right now. :rock: :love:

My favorite part: So, Jimmy Fallon, is it A pr B?

Fallon: B

Alysa: Oh you were so close.It was A -- just one letter off, :laugh:

(Fallon got the Biellmann spin and the triple Axel, missed the tripleLutz-triple loop combo.)
 
"This Is How It Feels" is a boring song, thank goodness that's the one hit by controversy, instead of "Promise". How tragic if she would've only started skating to "Promise" this season and been forced to dropped it in order to capitulate to braindead PR.
 
Both the combo and axel look great and practice, but seeing how the combo hasn't been rotated in competition, and her axel never used to be either, I would expect this to change anything in reality. Still baller and super impressive.
 
Personally, I can't see her changing her jumps.
She world, team and individual and senior gofinal without 3a. There is no reason too except cleanbup jumps, combinations she is doing so it'll.
 
Personally, I can't see her changing her jumps.
She world, team and individual and senior gofinal without 3a.
I think that she might be tempted to take a shot at the triple Axel anyway. Athletes always want to be in control of their own destiny. In the Grand Prix final, Kaori Sakamoto won the LP and Mone Chiba won the SP. Alysa won overall only because neither of her main rivals was able to put together two clean programs.

At last year's worlds, in the LP Alysa won because ALL of her competitors made mistakes (every skater except Alysa and Madeline Schizas got under-rptaitions and qs). If you are going for the gold medal, you would like to be in the position to say, "If I skate my best I will win no matter what the others (or the judges) do or don't do."

And then there is Adeliia Petrosyan and her quads lurking in the wings. Does Petrosyan have the potential to rack up so many base value jump points that Alysa with her presentation bonus can't catch up without a triple Axel?
 
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