sorry guys, but the beginning of Maxim's program made me laugh so hard...he's just trying too much
Oh wow. Javi might beat Hanyu's 319 if he actually goes 100% clean! :eeking:
sorry guys, but the beginning of Maxim's program made me laugh so hard...he's just trying too much
Well, fernandez should get -1 on that 4T, and his SS should be in the 7s, so that's 6 points less. He also should get only 7s in PE because of the mistake and because of his bad posture, that's another 4 points less. His interpretation is too cheesy and should get 8 at best, another 2 points less. So here's your 11-12 points and he'll score 188-189.Where would you have taken the points away? The GOEs were all earned and he was deducted appropriately on everything but the 4T. That would only be two points.
As for PCS, he should objectively be in the 9s on everything except perhaps SS. The routine is extremely well-choreographed and nuanced, and he performs it exceptionally. It's not "easy" choreography and since when was it a valid criticism to say the music is easy to choreograph? As if that gives him some secret advantage no one else has access to!
Well, fernandez should get -1 on that 4T, and his SS should be in the 7s, so that's 6 points less. He also should get only 7s in PE because of the mistake and because of his bad posture, that's another 4 points less. His interpretation is too cheesy and should get 8 at best , another 2 points less. So here's your 11-12 points and he'll score 188-189.
The music is easy to choreograph because fernandez always skates to this type of goofy funny music, so the same choreographer (David Wilson) is doing the same kind of choreography every season. Such an easy job!
Oh please don't .The bolded part is just
And this is more of a general message but all this reaction for Javi's scores feels like fear that he might beat someone at Worlds. Even Kovtun isn't getting the same attention, and he's, well, Kovtun. Especially in this particular competition.
At least Javi's placement was right, what's there to even discuss? In this competition wouldn't make a difference for him to score twenty points more or less in the FS, and I might not agree with some of his scores, but let's not downplay his talent that much. All his titles are well earned and he skates for most of his scores, if every now and then he gets a gift from the judges, for me that's more than fine. It would be worst if he actually skated horribly in both programs and still got the gold - which did not happen.
Let's chill, please.
Where would you have taken the points away? The GOEs were all earned and he was deducted appropriately on everything but the 4T. That would only be two points.
As for PCS, he should objectively be in the 9s on everything except perhaps SS. The routine is extremely well-choreographed and nuanced, and he performs it exceptionally. It's not "easy" choreography and since when was it a valid criticism to say the music is easy to choreograph? As if that gives him some secret advantage no one else has access to!
The bolded part is just
And this is more of a general message but all this reaction for Javi's scores feels like fear that he might beat someone at Worlds. Even Kovtun isn't getting the same attention, and he's, well, Kovtun. Especially in this particular competition.
At least Javi's placement was right, what's there to even discuss? In this competition wouldn't make a difference for him to score twenty points more or less in the FS, and I might not agree with some of his scores, but let's not downplay his talent that much. All his titles are well earned and he skates for most of his scores, if every now and then he gets a gift from the judges, for me that's more than fine. It would be worst if he actually skated horribly in both programs and still got the gold - which did not happen.
Let's chill, please.
It's interesting how Petrov's 3 Axel is huge, but the rest of his jump are quite small.
Also, why every skater of Mishin need to use Oblivion?
This competition isn't the only problem, however. He scored over 200 at the GPF, and that was MILES better than this. At this rate, he'll soon be falling on 2 elements and still score above 200. I like Javier but I don't see him as the second best skater in the world. To me, Patrick Chan, Denis Ten and Shoma Uno all are more complete skaters. Just because they don't have 3 quads doesn't mean they aren't as good as him, because every time I mention this fact everyone points towards the fact that they don't have a "third quad." Which just proves how broken the system is. Let's not pretend that Javi's FS is some work of art like Denis, Patrick, Shoma, or even Yuzuru.
Shoma more complete than Javi...that's hilarious. He doesn't even get to pick his own music yet, he barely makes eye contact with the audience and you think "Nessun Dorma" is some great work of art? Nothing against him, but he's literally just out of juniors. He's not Daisuke level yet. Maybe he will be in a few years, but right now - no way.
This competition isn't the only problem, however. He scored over 200 at the GPF, and that was MILES better than this. At this rate, he'll soon be falling on 2 elements and still score above 200. I like Javier but I don't see him as the second best skater in the world. To me, Patrick Chan, Denis Ten and Shoma Uno all are more complete skaters. Just because they don't have 3 quads doesn't mean they aren't as good as him, because every time I mention this fact everyone points towards the fact that they don't have a "third quad." Which just proves how broken the system is. Let's not pretend that Javi's FS is some work of art like Denis, Patrick, Shoma, or even Yuzuru.