Is Jun a first Korean to win JGP event in Men? Anyway, to win in such a tough field is a big, big succes! He should be proud of himself
he is loosing valuable points there, sometimes it all goes down to little things (last week's ladies event for example), 
Maybe he knew he lost spin levels when he finished, lol!and his (lack of) reaction at K&C was so funny, i agree with Ted, how did he look so calm
The interview is about JUN. Not Yuna. There's no reason to mention her, no matter if she was Brian's first student, if none of them talk about her. Brian never said that he forgot about her. And she is Jun's hero, Brian knows that. Don't sell him short.
he's like a deer caught in the headlights when he was speaking in English
I would be like that too tbh
amazing job to him!
I just felt a little sad myself. This sentiment is true and heartfelt on my side and happened when I was watching CJH's interview. before, almost every promising skaters (junior or senior debutee) from Korea, Yuna is always mentioned by various commentators... If somehow, in this interview, BO mentioned a little of Yuna that a skater from Korea found him and asked him to be his coach then here goes the rest of story (which is totally relevant for this occasion and true). I will feel very appreciative. Anyways, I wont drag long on this. My good wishes is that, I hope figure skating and people will always appreciate what Yuna has done for this sports. Yuna has borne too much undeserved hatred during her career for unjustified reasons (one example is her relationship with BO).., I hope all these will disappear or fade away as time goes by. And what remains is that she is truly a gift to figure skating on various levels.
I understand your feelings, but do not worry. Yuna is part of the legendary skaters, she won't be forgotten. And she has many many fans and people who loved her skating, and won't stop calling her the Queen. Understandable.I just felt a little sad myself. This sentiment is true and heartfelt on my side and happened when I was watching CJH's interview. before, almost every promising skaters (junior or senior debutee) from Korea, Yuna is always mentioned by various commentators... If somehow, in this interview, BO mentioned a little of Yuna that a skater from Korea found him and asked him to be his coach then here goes the rest of story (which is totally relevant for this occasion and true). I will feel very appreciative. Anyways, I wont drag long on this. My good wishes is that, I hope figure skating and people will always appreciate what Yuna has done for this sports. Yuna has borne too much undeserved hatred during her career for unjustified reasons (one example is her relationship with BO).., I hope all these will disappear or fade away as time goes by. And what remains is that she is truly a gift to figure skating on various levels.
I hope I made myself clear here. I have no intention to "sell BO short" or whatever. just expressed my feeling of this 2 interviews. I have concerns that this may be picked on, but I still posted it
Okay, going back to BB CJH.
Very nice quad and I think this program is better than his SP. Spins and presentation will need work, but he has time to grow. I hope he does well at his next event too!! 
