Originally Posted by Chipi:
Kovtun is unlucky because he is Russian, all Russians get hate. He is more talented than Plushenko. Can Plushenko land a 4S like him? Ha!
Chipi was banned yesterday thus I can't answer him/her. I hope he read this forum, this thread even if he can't write here.
from the Wikipedia
Kovtun 19 y.o.:
one time Russian champion
one time JGPF gold medalist
3 times JGP gold medalist
ECH: two times 5th place
WCH: 17th and 4th
GPF: 5th
two times GP silver medalist
Evgeni Plushenko:
Achievements
Evgeni Plushenko has won four Olympic medals, tying Gillis Grafström's record for most Olympic medals in figure skating. Plushenko is known for his longevity, dynamic performances, and technical advancement of the sport.[87][88]
Plushenko is the first male skater to perform the Biellmann spin in senior competitions.[4] At the 1999 NHK Trophy, he became the first skater to perform a 4T–3T–2Lo combination in competition. He has since landed the combination 26 times.[citation needed] Plushenko is also the first to land a 4T–3T–3Lo combination in competition.[89] He first landed the combination at the 2002 Cup of Russia and has since landed it four times.[citation needed] He is the first skater to complete the 3A-3F combination.[90]
Plushenko is also the first to perform a 3T–3T–3Lo–2Lo combination, which he first did at the 2001 ARD Gala.[91][citation needed] At the 2006 Russian Figure Skating Championships, he landed a six jump combination (3T–3T–2Lo–2Lo–2Lo–2Lo) in his exhibition program. He performed a 3A-3T-3Lo combination at the exhibition finale of the 2006 Olympics.[citation needed]
Plushenko has consistently landed 4T in competitions and landed a 4S in Samara, Russia during the 2004 Russian Cup series. It is estimated that he has landed a total of about 100 quads in competition.[citation needed]
Plushenko has worked on and landed 4Lo and 4Lz in practice, but has never completed any of them in competition. He has also worked on a 3A-4T combination.[citation needed]
At the age of 16, Plushenko became the youngest male skater to ever receive a perfect score of 6.0. He received a total of seventy five 6.0's before the new Code of Points judging system was introduced.[citation needed] Under the Code of Points system, he has set 13 world record scores (5 in the short program, 4 in free skating, and 4 in the combined total).
He landed perfect quad lutz in practice. He tried it on competition at COR 2001. But it wasn't succesful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yEvVzq_uyA this is the attempt.
Plushenko's results at 19:
4 times Russian champion
2 times European silver medalist
2 times European champion
1 time World champion
1 time World silver medalist
1 time Olympic silver medalist
1 time World bronze medalist
2 time GPF gold medalist
10 times GP gold medalist
1 time JWCH gold medalist
and so on..