27. Keiji Tanaka
4S (step out)
3A - cool
CSSp
FCSp
3F+3T
StSq
CoSP
BRAVO!!!
Mr. Uno is definitely not the most reliable among the men. He messed up 4CC 2 times in a row and was not even on the podium. He messed JWC and was saved by the judges (poor Mr. Jin who was robbed). He messed WC as well and placed 7th there.I don't think he's a headcase either, I just read your post as saying Shoma was more reliable than most, which I disagreed with (he's pretty 'average' for me, which IMO is fine).
And who's underestimating him? I think everyone agrees he's going to be given a national title as long as there is any possiblity for the judges to twist the scores that way tomorrow, that doesn't sound like him being underestimated
But did he skate his SP that badly so far this season? I don't remember it, at least.
To be honest, I'm more worried the injury rumors are true. I know I know, I'm a meanie for saying it again and again, but with his jumping technique, his knees and hips basically have no other choice than to give him major trouble, and then the potential injury from the GPF...
But did he skate his SP that badly so far this season? I don't remember it, at least.
To be honest, I'm more worried the injury rumors are true. I know I know, I'm a meanie for saying it again and again, but with his jumping technique, his knees and hips basically have no other choice than to give him major trouble, and then the potential injury from the GPF...
29. Shu Nakamura
Feeling Good with a Parisienne Walkway costume...
3A
FSSp
CCSp
3Lz+3T (step out)
3Lo (stepout)
CCoSp
StSq
nice program!
Mr. Uno is definitely not the most reliable among the men. He messed up 4CC 2 times in a row and was not even on the podium. He messed JWC and was saved by the judges (poor Mr. Jin who was robbed). He messed WC as well and placed 7th there.
Mr. Uno is not known to deliver under biggest competitions in the second half of the season.
People complain that Mr Hanyu messed in biggest competitions but even when he messed he still won Olympic Gold in 2014, two World Silver in 2015 and 2016, and GPF gold in 2016. I bet all skaters would want to mess up like that.
Those who won medals in their first outing to biggest competitions. For example, Mr. Jin at WC.Okay I know that Shoma hasn't show himself to handle competitions in the second half well and all that. But those mental strength issues happen lots of youngsters, and looking back at it, how many skaters can perform at a tremendous competition like Worlds perfectly on his first year?
I don't even comment about Mr. Uno and Mr. Hanyu that much. Go look at my history.I get you're not a fan of the guy, but seriously, every comment of you on Shoma so far compared him to Yuzu. Shoma is Shoma, Yuzu is Yuzu, appreciate them for who they are. Even if your opinion on the guy isn't great (which is fine, it's your personal opinion), stop being critical to him on every discussion just to elevate Yuzu's greatness.
Those who won medals in their first outing to biggest competitions. For example, Mr. Jin at WC.
Well then, you're completely disregarding the GPF, the other huge competition, when Shoma did amazing and Boyangman didn't live up to his expectations. Skaters have their good and bad days, so Boyang and Shoma both did well on one and bad on the other. That's both amazing, considering they were all in their first senior year. Can we just stop the hate?
Haters gonna hate. Shoma, just don't think too much. Do your best at FS!
Considering that criticism about Mr. Uno's pre-rotation and packed crossovers (24 in SP and 38 in LP) is hate... I doubt that you understand what is fair criticism.Well then, you're completely disregarding the GPF, the other huge competition, when Shoma did amazing and Boyangman didn't live up to his expectations. Skaters have their good and bad days, so Boyang and Shoma both did well on one and bad on the other. That's both amazing, considering they were all in their first senior year. Can we just stop the hate?
Okay I know that Shoma hasn't show himself to handle competitions in the second half well and all that. But those mental strength issues happen lots of youngsters, and looking back at it, how many skaters can perform at a tremendous competition like Worlds perfectly on his first year? I get you're not a fan of the guy, but seriously, every comment of you on Shoma so far compared him to Yuzu. Shoma is Shoma, Yuzu is Yuzu, appreciate them for who they are. Even if your opinion on the guy isn't great (which is fine, it's your personal opinion), stop being critical to him on every discussion just to elevate Yuzu's greatness.
^^Because that's exactly what we're doing here. Ignoring his flaws and crown him the best of all time? Do you even read our posts?
@kornkorn
Exactly. He was third in a the best skated event of last season, with record breaking performances, in his first year. Just compare that to the lacklustre Worlds event. Every competition is different.
Well then, you're completely disregarding the GPF, the other huge competition, when Shoma did amazing and Boyangman didn't live up to his expectations. Skaters have their good and bad days, so Boyang and Shoma both did well on one and bad on the other. That's both amazing, considering they were all in their first senior year. Can we just stop the hate?