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But most crowds would also cheer the loudest for Taylor Swift and Margot Robbie if they were competing. That does not mean they would deserve the win on sportive terms.
2024 World Championships Rhythm Dance
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But most crowds would also cheer the loudest for Taylor Swift and Margot Robbie if they were competing. That does not mean they would deserve the win on sportive terms.
Watched some of the rhythm dance here and there including the last group. For me Guignard/Fabbri should be in first. Well haha, I don’t know a thing about rules/judging in dance. Just enjoyed their performance.
Happy for Milla and Nikolaj(SWE) skating clean with a fun performance. Of course they couldn’t make the cut. New pair, first group, small federation + many other pairs performing better I’m sure. Still nice that they qualified for worlds and got the experience. Way to go!
Happy for Milla and Nikolaj(SWE) skating clean with a fun performance. Of course they couldn’t make the cut. New pair, first group, small federation + many other pairs performing better I’m sure. Still nice that they qualified for worlds and got the experience. Way to go!
What upsets me is that the competition has already been decided, and was before they even skated. That's not fun to watch. Especially when it is my opinion that the free dances should decide the placements, since I thought all were quite even and nobody made any huge mistakes.
The podium is not surprising. Just the copy-paste from last year. Even the absence of SB for Gilles-Poirier was copy-pasted.
But I fully agree with the lead by Chock-Bates. I will be very happy if they get a second world title.
A bit disappointed for Lilah and Lewis. But their time will come. My highlight is Marjorie and Zach. What a performance. Their are deservedly the second Canadian team now, and I wouldn't be surprised if they take the lead next year.
A big hug for Tashlers. Poor babies, they always give it all on the ice, but such things sometimes happen
Well, it was also wobbly sometimes for Hubbell and Donohue but they eventually got their Olympic medal. I wish the same for this nice couple.
But I fully agree with the lead by Chock-Bates. I will be very happy if they get a second world title.
A bit disappointed for Lilah and Lewis. But their time will come. My highlight is Marjorie and Zach. What a performance. Their are deservedly the second Canadian team now, and I wouldn't be surprised if they take the lead next year.
A big hug for Tashlers. Poor babies, they always give it all on the ice, but such things sometimes happen
Well, it was also wobbly sometimes for Hubbell and Donohue but they eventually got their Olympic medal. I wish the same for this nice couple.
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The standing ovation was very small though compared to the ones LaLa and Piper and Paul received
. To be more precise, it was on the first few rows at ice level, and it didn't reach the 200 level where many are sitting.
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To me, that was the stand out performance of the afternoon
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Look at skatingscores protocol... Polish judge was absolutely wild compared with the others. Had CPom in 13th with 67 points...
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Bratti Sommerville got the ! for the Choreo Sequence, but it didn't change much since they were already on the negatice goe scale because of that fall.
Suprisingly they were the only team to get a deduction today and they got two on the same element.
Suprisingly they were the only team to get a deduction today and they got two on the same element.
And Diana in 8th
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They surprised me, in a very good way, at US Nationals. I am really disappointed that they didn't duplicate that here.
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Another look at the scores (top to bottom ranking of the ice dance with their theoretical score from each separate judge) provided by skatingscores.com
https://skatingscores.com/2324/wc/sr/dance/i/short/tss/
the spread in scores for Davis/Smolkin is an 11 points difference from Hungarian judge to Kiwi judge
but the most spread was the spanish team with 13 points from polish to spanish judge, and the japanese team with 14 points from polish to Kiwi judge
https://skatingscores.com/2324/wc/sr/dance/i/short/tss/
the spread in scores for Davis/Smolkin is an 11 points difference from Hungarian judge to Kiwi judge
but the most spread was the spanish team with 13 points from polish to spanish judge, and the japanese team with 14 points from polish to Kiwi judge
Halina Gordon Poltorak. Former Chair of ISU Ice Dance Technical Committee.
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Halina at it again
...why am I not surprised. How did she mark Piper and Paul this time?
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This doesn't sit well with me. Often, they've been dinged for lower levels... The message was clear : get your levels !!! Now, they got them and it is still not enough.
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A standing ovation for Chock and Bates is not a shock. Montreal is their home training base and they are the top team at the IAM.
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