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I adore P/C but to me they were not even close to the mastery of V/M or D/W
IMHO obviously
Good program, but poor technique. V/M and D/W are so much better it's not even funny.
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Good program, but poor technique. V/M and D/W are so much better it's not even funny.
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The rotational lift seems to be faster, eventhough I liked the positions better in the old version.
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Guillaume is a skating God with just about the best technique of any man ever!
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He's attractive, but no. I'd say he has good technique, but no. This is hyperbole, right?
And Papadakis' technique is the ice dance equivalent to Miyahara's jumps.
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I thought Adelina was Evgenia at first... :shocked:
Funny. Same. They look like they could be sisters! Both so lovely.
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All other GP's are going to be so anti-climatic compared to COR. So sit back and enjoy
So sorry, but not for men
Which is the only discipline that counts....
But good luck to Adam here!
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They do look quite similar. And Evgenia is looking a lot more grown up these days. Happy birthday to her!
All other GP's are going to be so anti-climatic compared to COR. So sit back and enjoy
It certainly is about to be the Clash of the Titans.
That's why she's so consistent. Satoko better watch her back.
Yes, in every discipline except men. The men seem like the least exciting field and competition from all the GPs (except if Rippon or Nguyen win which is quite unlikely).
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Thanks! And I agree with you. Not very eye-pleasing position.
What I mean is that there are no many big names, and very little chance that this GP is going to change who goes to the final. Also, it's not like I only care for big names, but most of the men here (including the ones you mentioned, well, except Javier) hold little interest for me. Kolyada has some promise, but he has not got it yet. I wish a good competition to Voronov, and I even liked his last season's crazy FS, but I am not a fan of his new programs and (or) the way he performs them. Pitkeev also holds promise, but, again, he is not there yet for me (and I don't mean just the results).Couldn't disagree with you more. Javi, Adian, Mikhail, Sergei...
Strangely (or not), I have missed Kozuka, and I am interested to see him even if he doesn't perform that well technically. I like Rippon and his programs, but something doesn't allow me to be particularly excited about him.
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