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It's been a good season so far for Korean skating! First Kim Yelim being the only non-Russian to make the JGPF, then Cha Junhwan getting two Grand Prix medals and most probably qualifying for the GPF, and then Eunsoo winning a challenger and also getting her first GP medal being the only non-Japanese, non-Russian this year to do so. Congrats!!

These aren't photoshopped right? Because wow.

Sigh with the rules change I feel like Yuzu could just do good 4S and 4Ts (which I feel like he can do for the rest of his life, seriously they are so smooth and perfect still even on an injured ankle!!!). But of course he wouldn't want to skate like that, that's not him.

I also agree with the translator's tags.

We mean the default banner of this site!

Wow I finally got back from Moscow. It's hard to believe that half a moment ago we were counting down the days to see him in Helsinki, and now the Grand Prix series is drawing to a close. Fate is cruel to tell us that the happiness we felt when he broke four world records in a row, with seemingly no mental or physical obstacles in sight, was too good to be true and never meant to last. My flight was 12 hours, which actually felt like nothing compared to two girls who lived at my hostel who took a bus for over 24 hours from Ukraine. The first thing I did was check how Yuzu was at the medal ceremony, and I saw that he went in crutches. Somehow I expected he would show up in skates and just not jump or anything but of course that wasn't the reality, and seeing him vulnerable like that I just felt like I was stabbed in the heart. Yuzu, how is it possible to be such a fighter? You have the strength of a thousand warriors. I think Yuzu's main source of strength is the people around him -- the people of Sendai, with whom he shares his childhood and a traumatic past; his fans from all over the world, many of whom he knows wake up at ungodly hours to stream his competitions and/or spend every last dollar to travel to far-off corners to see him; his idols Weir and Plushenko and more. And when he finds strength in them he also cannot let them down. That's why he is so extremely persistent at times, because these people give him so much strength, and because of that he will move mountain and earth to show his love for them. Every performance is a show of passion and love right from his heart for his fans, his idols, his family, and his people. Well, I hope Yuzu knows that we as his fans are also willing to move mountain and earth to see him happy, because we find inspiration, motivation, passion, happiness, meaning, and more from watching him as an artist, a figure skater, and a role model. That the strong inspiration he finds in others, millions of people around the world find exactly the same inspiration in him. Get better soon Yuzu, we are with you always

Since world's is in Japan, maybe he won't feel as bad skipping Nats.

uhhh

Wait you mean they will or they have to...?

thank you for posting

i cried thnx

Thank you @Yep for getting it done so fast

medal ceremonies are in about 4 hours ohhhhhhh ~

It's not totally organized but if you start here: you will get all the media links that have to do with Yuzu. just click on each of them to go to where in the forum they were quoted from. caveat though, there's a lot of stuff about the injury as well

Rostelecom Cup Free Skate

Saturday, Nov 17 Practice (Rostelecom Cup) (Trigger warning: bad fall/possible injury)