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- Jan 22, 2015
Actually the poster Ask was for once quite reasonable here. Ashley is a good performer and entertainer but that is only one PCS component. I rewatched her LP. The CO and IN were not her usual standard, not surprising as she was doing this programme new and fresh - not quite yet into it. Her SS and TR were always mediocre and in the past, she was generously rewarded for that - I mean can you imagine her scoring higher than Wakaba or Mai Mihara in SS in Worlds 2016 with her relatively weak bladework? Unfortunately, judges did only score her for what was put out on the ice and the CO and IN were low as expected - yes, lower than what she expected but hey she was not interpreting at her usual standard too due to the choreo being less established. All I can say is it was a wrong strategy in not starting out with Lalaland earlier in the season.
I can see your point and yes I agree it was a major mistake to not go with la la land from the start(whoever made that call at champs camp to go back to moulin rouge and not even see la la should be fired) but when you look at the pcs boost all three other ladies got (Karen ten points!!) and see that Ashley was the only one NOT to get a boost, its suspicious. It's pretty obvious to me that draw order was not random ether. But there's no sense in arguing now, us fed got what they wanted as they usually do. But I do want to ask if any of you who are outraged at Ashley calling out the judges keep up with other sports? Because this is pretty tame compared to like basketball where players can and will get in the face of a ref and shout and swear when they think they've gotten an unfair call. I love that they can do that as aren't scared to! Of course they usually have to pay a fine but then two nights later the slate is clean and they get another chance to prove themselves. Not so in skating unfortunately