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Well at this point, Lysacek and Weir's hype is all self-generated because no one has seen their programs yet.
Well at this point, Lysacek and Weir's hype is all self-generated because no one has seen their programs yet.
And also, to be fair, I don't remember Lysacek or Weir ever skating this poorly as Lambiel did here (and I am looking at the actual programs here, not the marks because they are ridiculous).
But believe you me, if Weir and Lysacek came out and skated like that, Phill Hersh would get his typewriter out and the wrath of god would come down on their heads. ( Actually, Weir would probably get deported. Lysacek might get away with vast public humiliation and avoid deportation based on past achievements).
Chan is a whole other story. Don't get me started.
(cleaning coffee off my keyboard)
Well, I definitely hope that doesn't happen. Before the debut of this program, I had doubts that team Lambiel could come up with another program that could out-do or at least be equally good as Poeta. They definitely did and this masterpiece of a program deserves to be performed on the Olympic ice!
Well, I definitely hope that doesn't happen. Before the debut of this program, I had doubts that team Lambiel could come up with another program that could out-do or at least be equally good as Poeta. They definitely didn't disappoint and this masterpiece of a program IMO deserves to be performed on the Olympic ice!
I'm so happy that Joanna and Mateusz qualified a spot for Poland.
Anyone knows the criteria of the polish federation?
Not a bad result for their first competition after missing last season!
That's correct.
