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- Nov 29, 2015
I don't think it is fair to compare now Yuzu to now Nathan, but that is the nature of what happens when a young competitor beats a seasoned vetran.
I am amazed how Nathan Chen seems to exist in this separate reality to other skaters on these boards.
Everyone else seems to be evaluated based on what they present on the ice. It is a competition after all, where people are being compared by nature of the sport, against each other. Yet with Nathan it is 'not fair' to compare him to others, he has such potential, such future artistry, so much time ... yet his 'fair' scores seem to be affecting those who have already put in the time, have the skills, have the artistry now.
I know what's not fair in my book. It's not fair to see the likes of Brown, Ge, Han Yan and Boyang getting the short end of the stick. And it may have nothing to do with fairness but what Nathan's scores now are producing is nothing good. Nothing good at all. And being my favorite skater, no, I'm not particularly pleased with the way Yuzuru is being pushed into five quad programs and similar because it's not like he's going to have a choice next season the way things are going.
So not only is it fair to compare Nathan now to everyone else, it is a must.
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(and no, it's not really a coincidence I started paying more attention to the junior circuit after I learned about that).
I trust her , she never betrays