The win of Chan&corps-de-ballet was just laughable. I mean literally. When his scores showed up, people laughed. Three falls was really funny. As well as the program itself. The music choice is powerful and passionate. It requires a serious skating, with emotions and great presentation. Instead of that we saw a funny face of Chan trying to perform some hispanic macho poses. Disney Zorro on Ice. If it was his original purpose, then the astronomic score for presentation and interpretation was just right.
Seriously, I do feel for his competotors. They know in advance that no matter how badly he skates, the judges will work it out by giving him abnormal PCS. And the best part is Patrick looks satisfied and happy. Seems like he is truly enjoying what is going on.
Dai made technical mistakes, that's the fact. But his PCS was too low methink. His musicality is incredible. He doesn't have any meaningless movement. Each gesture of every tip of finger matters. As if his body playing the music itself. His new image is unusual after everything we saw. A couple of days before JO he gave a humble interview where he said that he would be skating a new FS in a new style and asked for the support because he was very nervous. I think the fact that he got quite low PCS for the new stuff upset him the most. But once again, I don't really get why the score was low

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Young Russians did well, and for me they both won. Congrats to both, especially to Liza with a very nice debute on an adult level :thumbsup:.
Hanyu' jumps are crazy- super high with a long territory. As if he is never going to land. The guy with the wings, musicality of Dai and passion of Plush. What a cocktail! Of course he has a long way before he reaches the level of both but the fact is he does have the IT. He and Dai got the loudest ovations. Also, I was really surprised with the number of Russian flags- more than in Russia

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