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Me too. Roman's programs were great last year, but this year I don't like them as much.
Just personal preference, since this Romeo and Juliet track was used by Yuzu when he was 16, I automatically compare. Heheh. :hopelessness:
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Me too. Roman's programs were great last year, but this year I don't like them as much.
Just personal preference, since this Romeo and Juliet track was used by Yuzu when he was 16, I automatically compare. Heheh. :hopelessness:
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Nice job Sota! Knew he would do his best to deliver. #NoMoreFrustratedTearsForSota
Deniss is always so exciting to watch. He's quick, fierce in his attack and so charismatic. Gotta Love!
Also, congratulations to Hidetsugu for all his new PBs.
Deniss is always so exciting to watch. He's quick, fierce in his attack and so charismatic. Gotta Love!
Also, congratulations to Hidetsugu for all his new PBs.
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What an incredible field of juniors!
Sota was amazing, though I am still somewhat concerned about his jump technique. He's still somewhat loose in the air, imo
My favourite is Deniss, so musical and captivating. Urmanov is doing a great job for him. Do u guys know if he will go senior this season? He could be in Europeans, I suppose
Sota was amazing, though I am still somewhat concerned about his jump technique. He's still somewhat loose in the air, imo
My favourite is Deniss, so musical and captivating. Urmanov is doing a great job for him. Do u guys know if he will go senior this season? He could be in Europeans, I suppose
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Deniss does plan to do Euros and the Youth Olympic Games, and possibly senior worlds too.
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So....is Deniss going to the JGPF?
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Okay, I missed the entire event, but for Sota, Dennis, and Petr! Also, are Sota and Roman going to the JGPF?
for Sota, Dennis, and Petr! Also, are Sota and Roman going to the JGPF?
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it looks like they will be in the JGPF. THey both have 26 points with a win each, which puts them ahead of Zhou and Deniss (with 26 but two 2nd places). Nathan Chen should help confirming all of this by winning his event, meaning that other skaters who need a win to qualify will be bumped down.
Okay, I missed the entire event, but
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No what? Senior worlds? It's too early to say for sure, but his team has talked about it already. He had the TES to go last season, but he just wasn't age eligible. It's not like Latvia is the US or Russia where they are trying to earn several spots and have to be more strategic...but perhaps he will just do jr. worlds. We'll see.
in all likelihood, no.
Intended to reply to cheerknithanson's question about whether or not he'll qualify for JGPF.
But on the note of him doing Sr. Worlds...it might be a lot to do Europeans, Winter Youth Olympics, Jr. Worlds and Sr. Worlds...but I guess they are all close to him, so maybe he has the stamina for it.
Here's a cute interview with Deniss when he was on tour in Japan earlier this year. He speaks very good English, and he seems very enthusiastic about being a good all-around entertaining skater, not just a jumper:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg8BvaEnM5E
Deniss' spins are quite wonderful, and his innate musicality is rare in a young skater (somewhat reminiscent of Jason Brown's musicality and ability to project to an audience, but their styles are different).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg8BvaEnM5E
Deniss' spins are quite wonderful, and his innate musicality is rare in a young skater (somewhat reminiscent of Jason Brown's musicality and ability to project to an audience, but their styles are different).
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That was at Junior Worlds in Tallinn...don't think he has been to Japan yet, but he already has devoted Japanese fans who travel to Europe to watch him.
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