The judges scores, please: 
backtrack the yuzuru hanyu thread at the start of the olympic season and you'll see the post
Shall we see how Nam progresses under Orser's care in the future then? Orser did help Nam improve on things he was greatly lacking on especially his jump technique.
. And as lilahozi noted, Yuzuru himself in his press conference with the Foreign Correspondents' Club of of Japan said he doesn't think he would have won the gold medal in Sochi if he had not gone to Toronto. He credits Brian with calming him down before performances. And that he embraced and bowed to Brian shortly after learning he won the Olympic gold medal meant he acknowledged Brian's part in his success which is not to say that his previous coaches also did not contribute to the same.
If by the Queen you mean Yu-Na Kim, then I have to point out that ladies' figure skating has most certainly not been "owned" by her, or by anyone else, since 2010. Since the beginning of the 2010-11 season, there have been four different World Champions (Ando, Kostner, Kim, Asada), an Olympic champion who never won (or even medalled at) Worlds, the ladies competition in the Olympic team event was won by yet a different skater, three different skaters won the Europeans (Meier, Kostner twice, Lipnitskaia), four different skaters won 4CC (Ando, Asada, Wagner, Murakami) and three won the GPF (Czisny, Kostner, Asada twice). Given that Kim sat out most of the 2010-11 season and all of 2011-12, one can hardly see her as the dominant and influential competitor of the past four years.
Well, many people prefer quality much more than quantity
Really? So Kim can control her own destiny, except when she can't of course, but that doesn't count because there was a Russian. Oh, except when it was Ando. Apparently that also doesn't count. I don't buy that Kim's skating is of greater quality than Kostner's, or that her recent results have been of greater quality. We don't know how she would have fared skating full seasons since 2010. And even if she did, I don't see what it would have had to do with Orser.Well, many people prefer quality much more than quantity
Carolina? Yeah she has accomplished many things after 2010, but if you really talk about the influnce or reputation in the skating world, she is not the named who people remember the most. She is great but never be considered the best or anything nowhere to "dominance".
Yuna has barely competed in the last 4 years, but once she showed up, she is the one who control her destiny no matter what. When she lost to someone (yeah, Miki and Russian), it's just too annoying with all the petition, the protest, the scandal all around ... that make a big difference when we talk about the dominance and influence between the two.
Hmm, I didn't compare their skating in general.
Yuna can control her own destiny, yes. She lost 2011 because she made some costly mistake herself, not because Miki was too good for her to beat. If Yuna had clean, do you think she still lose? And 2014, yeah, that's why countless scandal threads still very active even it was almost 4 months ago.
Well, many people prefer quality much more than quantity
Carolina? Yeah she has accomplished many things after 2010, but if you really talk about the influence/reputation in the skating world, she is not the name who people remember first. She is great but never be considered the best or anything nowhere to "dominance". She could win some competitions if there were no any top skater or they not in top form, but when others show up or really on, she is just forever behind someone. And so far, her defeated always totally fine, because either the winners were better than her or simply not many people care enough to protested the outcome for her.
Yuna has barely competed in the last 4 years, but once she showed up, she is the one who control her destiny no matter what. When she lost to someone (yeah, Miki and Russian), it's just too annoying with all the petition, the protest, the scandal all around ... that make a big difference when we talk about the dominance and influence between the two.
But Mao is the different story, she is really the one who has accomplished the most in the last 4 years. Beside Olympic and Worlds in 2011 and 2012, she won everything else.
Let me jog your memory, dear:
That strongly suggests that you feel that Kim has quality to Kostner's quantity, which I disagree with.Well, many people prefer quality much more than quantity
Kostner had better programs. Kim was cleaner. Yes, they're comparable.
Your argument was that Carolina Kostner (see, that's her name; not "Carol") was not particularly influential or respected in the skating world. I demonstrated otherwise. I then pointed out that it is possible for more than one skater to be respected and popular! I realize that this is a difficult concept for ubers to comprehend, but do try.You can quickly listed how others admired Carol, don't make me start about how many people/skaters/experts admired Yuna, it's just too long
I didn't. I wrote that there was no dominant skater in the past four years, but that Kostner had been the most consistently successful. I don't see how that can be disputed. She's the only lady in the past four years who skated regularly without ever missing a podium, and had some major wins during this time.
But the first two years of the quad were much too disappointing for Mao. She and Caro each won one Worlds, except Caro also won an Olympic medal. I don't hold the Olympics too much against Mao, because I think her free skate was the skate of the evening (possibly the skate of the entire Olympics). But Carolina did have better (or at least comparable) results. She was a bit overshadowed by the Yuna-Mao rivalry for much of her career, but she's certainly not behind the other two in results from 2010 to 2014.
I talk about their result quality, not their skating skill.
Yuna had great programs and cleaner. Many people consider her's as timeless, so they are not comparable. Youtube is the great source for everyone
And I didn't said that Carol was not respected at all, dear.
I said the big difference, and it's including fans (ie non-skating fans), not experts.
And yes, this is where I wrong. Sorry. But well, I still consider Mao is the most successful. She off Olympic and Worlds podium in 2 years but she actually won everything else. Not like Carol, she on podium quite consistent but still lost too many gold to call "the most successful"
