There are some. Not as many as in ladies, obviously, but it doesn’t look so empty any more. Ignatov and Erokhov got into JGPF. Samoilov would get there very likely too if he had two events (he was second in his only JGP event). There is also several young men who looked quite promising the previous season but this season was not that great -fighting with growing up, struggling to get the 3A and quads. Tutberidze’s Skirda is one of those.
Now they only need to get invited by the Olympics.
Here's a link without the incessant talking over the music from the commentators:Why Kolyada’s ex programs are usually so much better than his competitive ones?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=iLOwIDPaWHA
Split Alina (LP) and Med (SP). Alina still has an odd record on the SP and they "just" need Med to do what she does to win that portion without giving it all because of her injury. Alina LP gets all the points all the time.
B/S will have to take one for the team here and do both. T/M at least can fight for an individual gold, the same cannot be said about B/S and S/B. Men's should not be split at all.
If someone is convicted based on DNA testing and then serves part of the time. Then later on it is shown the whole evidence is flawed and the case is thrown away, do you still call the person a convict ?. It is the same case, WADA claims to have studied impact of the drugs for more than a year, yet they didn’t know how long it stays in the system.
I agree. This all sounds pretty good. It would be nice if S&B could get in on a team medal.
Sotskova
And I hope they don't screw Bobrova based on fake science. They've already done that to B/S once, and, by extension, to the entire Russian dance program, because B/S surely would have been half of the formula to earn three spots when they were forced out.
