See below link to Warsaw Cup pairs entries. The U.S. is sending Calalang/Johnson, Chan/Howe, and Liu/O'Shea:
Calalang/Johnson are the 2019 Warsaw Cup defending champions. 2020 Warsaw Cup was cancelled due to a large number of withdrawals in that pandemic season.
In 2019, it wasn't a field deep with top pairs skaters, so it's interesting that Tarasova/Morosov have chosen to compete at WC this season. On paper, T/M are probably favored to win. Pepeleva/Pleshkov didn't look great at GP Italy this past weekend, but maybe they will be in better shape for upcoming WC. P/P are defending silver medalists from 2019 WC.
Other than T/M, I don't see any top tier teams. Among the others listed, Barquero/Zandron, Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps, and the U.S. teams: C/J, Liu/O'Shea, and Chan/Howe, plus Matte/Ferland of Canada, are the names I'm most familiar with and I think these teams, along with P/P, will likely be the most competitive. I also recognize the names, Kops/Krasnopolski, and Zhuk/Bidar, but both are relatively recent pairings.
If C/J are in top form, they should have a chance to medal again at Warsaw Cup. Good luck to C/J and to the other U.S. teams. I'd also love to see Deanna/Maxime skate well at WC, as they unfortunately haven't received many chances to compete this season, as they should have in view of their talent.
Calalang/Johnson are the 2019 Warsaw Cup defending champions. 2020 Warsaw Cup was cancelled due to a large number of withdrawals in that pandemic season.
In 2019, it wasn't a field deep with top pairs skaters, so it's interesting that Tarasova/Morosov have chosen to compete at WC this season. On paper, T/M are probably favored to win. Pepeleva/Pleshkov didn't look great at GP Italy this past weekend, but maybe they will be in better shape for upcoming WC. P/P are defending silver medalists from 2019 WC.
Other than T/M, I don't see any top tier teams. Among the others listed, Barquero/Zandron, Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps, and the U.S. teams: C/J, Liu/O'Shea, and Chan/Howe, plus Matte/Ferland of Canada, are the names I'm most familiar with and I think these teams, along with P/P, will likely be the most competitive. I also recognize the names, Kops/Krasnopolski, and Zhuk/Bidar, but both are relatively recent pairings.
If C/J are in top form, they should have a chance to medal again at Warsaw Cup. Good luck to C/J and to the other U.S. teams. I'd also love to see Deanna/Maxime skate well at WC, as they unfortunately haven't received many chances to compete this season, as they should have in view of their talent.