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  1. It looks like Yuzu put two hands down and Patrick only one, so maybe that's it? I am not well-versed in how the judges decide things so maybe someone else with more knowledge than me could weigh in
  2. Also, if you're ever curious about an event's schedule, it's usually posted on the ISU web page for the competition, or on the host skating federation's web page
  3. I seem to recall there was more time between them. I mean, most skating competitions have events on consecutive days, but for big events like the Olympics they often alternate disciplines (eg, dance RD& women's SP one day, pairs & mens SP the next, then back to women & dance, etc) so that there's a full 24 hours between events for individual skaters, but a lot depends on the broadcast schedule, too, especially if it's going to be shown live. I think the issue with Sochi was that the turnaround time between the SP and the free skate was less than 24hrs. But it was also the first Olympics of the so-called quad revolution, where men were attempting multiple quads per program, and the scoring at that time didn't penalize jump errors the same. So men were jumping in a quite YOLO way and, predictably, missing a lot of the attempts. Lots of popped jumps, lots of splatting onto the ice.
  4. To put that skate in perspective, go watch the whole Sochi men's final, if you can find it. It had more crashes and blow-ups than a demolition derby. And the competitors who managed to skate clean all had low scores coming out of the short program so couldn't really catch up. Yuzu's skate was as good as he could do on that day and it was enough to win. And that's how the sport works. It wasn't "trash", which would imply he didn't try his best. He put in the effort and deserved the win, it was just a rough day on the ice for everyone
  5. Latest from Jun! https://www.instagram.com/p/DafaGUeEtNl/?igsh=cXYyZ3JxZzU1enZi
  6. I see we have a new header banner for the Planet. Looks great!
  7. !!!! 😲! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZDiM-liKL2/?igsh=djFlNHltaWFuamhw
  8. This is nuts, guys - we* fanyus outspend Yamapi stans... 🤯 *technically, this survey was done with J-fanyus, but it might as well be all of us LOL
  9. Jun got an acting role!
  10. Romsky backflip!
  11. Roman at SOI Edmonton https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYTNVMZs2Gf/?igsh=MWJlZDByeTgycDFtNA==
  12. Jun for Bulgari https://www.instagram.com/stories/jun_july_august/3895302797923061900?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=ZTJjZDhiNDhsNjhm
  13. https://w2g.tv/?r=0zynaq9mpm8e18q4mb today;s watch party is the latest Run BTS episode and I'm not sure what else there is to add
  14. I love Run BTS! So glad they decided to film more
  15. 🧐😳🤯 He truly means to kill us stone dead with his beauty

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