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Ha, I was telling people “She’s blind, and he helps her see. She regains her sight and they are happy. Then, oh, btw, she’s a ghost.”
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Regarding Chock & Bates I think their decline is even steeper than Weaver & Poje at the moment; and FWIW I quite dislike both teams so I have no horse in that race from a fandom standpoint. Also since the 2012 Worlds the only 2 times Chock & Bates beat Weaver & Poje, W&P had a disaster in 1 of the 2 portions so I stand by my view unless W&P skate crappy they wont lose to C&B at this point, and I don't care who disagrees with me. And while I agree W&P medaling in Milan will be an upset, really any podium but the French, Hubbell & Donohue, and Shibutanis in some order will be a big surprise after H&D still managed 4th despite a huge choke at the Games, C&B medalling would be an even MUCH bigger upset than W&P medaling would be. I mean who on earth in their right mind would ever expect C&B to medal or even come close after being 8th at worlds last year, 9th at the Olympics behind Gilles & Poirier, and 3rd at their own Nationals despite that the other 2 had mistakes and they were perfect there.
Chock & Bates are so overrated on this site and get way more respect than they deserve, I remember before last years worlds ridiculing you all since they were 4th in votes as teams to finish in the top 5 and I told you all they were very unlikely to be top 5, when they had been losing to teams like Bobrova & Soloviev and Capellini & Lanotte (who each had far less votes due to the typical C&B fanboying and overrating on this site) all season long. Of course, as usual, I was right. Before the Games I was cautioned not to discount them from the medal count despite being the distant #3 U.S team and I totally laughed it off as a ridiculous notion, and yet again wasa proven right. C&B so overrated on this site.
Well aren’t you a treasure.I tell things like they are. Those who don't like reading truth can put me on ignore, otherwise deal.
Oh!!! It was a dream? Okay, that’s really really sad.
Thanks for your responses! It’s been bugging me since I saw it during the team event.
I was personally okay with the "vague interpretation" because the whole FD lasted for about 1 min. To me. Sign of a good program... I'm always praising Anna Karenina which was amazing but they were spot on with this year's FD. I wish they had a better SD.I believe they intentionally made the dance vague, or made it open to the interpretation of the viewer. Zhulin didn't have a clue in other words and he didn't have a dream or vision as per their last fiasco of an OGs FD.
It was choreographed by Radu Poklitaru, a quite famous (in Eastern Europe) Moldovan choreographer, who is the director of the Kiev Modern Ballet.Zhulin didn't choreograph Bobrova & Soloviev's FD. It was done by an outside choreographer, someone--I believe--who does modern ballet.
Masterpiece!!Anissina Peizerat 2002 Oly OD has been uploaded in super HD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUBSjJLfzbU
So--per the out of Worlds thread--Fournier-Beaudry & Sorenson are off the entry list for Worlds.
Noooooo! I hope this is a mistake. They have fabulous programs and I was hoping they could make a move, placement-wise, at this Worlds........
I think teams switching feds have to sit out one year, so since the Danes did the GP (did they do Euros?), then they could theoretically compete for a new fed starting in December or January.
I couldn't find the rule, but I remember when the possibility of F-B/S competing for Canada was brought up before, it was said that the ISU has rules about not destroying a small federation's skating program. As Sorensen is the only elite skater Denmark has, he would not be able to represent another country. Can someone confirm? And if so, is there a possibility that they discovered a workaround?
That seems like something an athlete could definitely take to court.
I couldn't find the rule, but I remember when the possibility of F-B/S competing for Canada was brought up before, it was said that the ISU has rules about not destroying a small federation's skating program. As Sorensen is the only elite skater Denmark has, he would not be able to represent another country. Can someone confirm? And if so, is there a possibility that they discovered a workaround?