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oh boy that was painful, ngl I shed a few tears like matsuoka

oh that Ghislain interview I don't wanna get my hopes high with Yuzu not retiring but it's so nice to see his own coah believes he can still give more I said before that I genuinely believe that outside his 4A as a skater I feel he can show much more!. I really wish Yuzuru great health so that whatever he decides to do it comes from a place of satisfaction with his career . Thanks for sharing the interview and to the translators

aww this is so cute

His laugh after saying he wants to participate

glad we have the wd notice I hope he is resting well and having a nice time with his family and friends. The drought is here

I'm guessing next week we'll have Yuzuru's worlds wd notice?

already one week since the gala

beautiful photos!!

Thanks for the livestream!! It was my first time joining you guys it was very fun

I really wish we don't hear about him anymore, one can only pray

I didn't expect this to be honest

Thank you so much for sharing. Am I misunderstanding here? "I still haven’t made up my mind clearly about anything, including my future.I’ll think about a lot of things and make an overall decision before deciding on the World Championships." like he is gonna decide about his future (not only worlds) before that competition?

I'm sorry to hear that and I send you a big hug

This is just from my very personal experience but when I lived in Spain I felt like spanish people can be very blunt but not in a mean way, they just say what they think. I know I'm generalizing and entire country, so that's why I say it's from my personal experience. I felt this as well when I was in college and a spanish dude came to study for one semester. He was veery honest about everything so my classmates felt he was kinda rude but I felt he was genuinely just giving his honest opinions again without malice. He even told me he didn't understand why people didn't like him lol. Anyways what I'm trying to say is that I don't think Javi wanted to insult Yuzuru per se, but I do think it was unprofessional to not dig further on what happened on the ice because his comment (even with the boot and all lol) felt kinda rushed so I understand why people are disappointed. I never really cared about Javi so I feel I'm not biased, this is my honest take.

Translation of what Javi said (from where he starts talking about yuzu, 1:20 first video) I'm not a professional translator, sorry if something doesn't sound quite right in english J: well Yuzuru Hanyu in the short program had in the beginning , his first jump a very big mistake. He was supposed to do a 4S but he popped it to a 1S Other dude: We are gonna see this now, he makes the whole movement to gain inertia and when everyone thinks he is gonna do the quad (video is playing) *here the commentator makes a sound* exactly. J: There Yuzuru complained there was a hole. I don't think it was hole and directly think it was his foot, his right foot that at the moment of sliding, this is a just a support foot *touching the boot* that we put on the ice just a few moments before jumping. If at this very moment your foot stays a bit behind, you arrive at the back part of the blade, it picks the ice and slows down completely your rotation. I think this is the true mistake that Yuzuru had. It's true there could be a surface inside the ice that might've disturbed him too but that's a game we all play. The ice is a surface that ,like in the ¿??, the snow is for everyone. If there is a hole it can affect you or another person. To me that's a problem but not an excuse, at the end the mistake is done, it's true it's a shame but I put it more on his jump entry mistake on this foot *ẗouches the boot* (lmao) than on the hole (So basically what I understand is he thinks the hole was there but that his mistake was more due his own take off than on the hole) Other dude: it's to be careful on the details. To be an olympic champion you need to check everything to the minimum detail. *Irrelevant chat with the other dude, the third dude just says he has worn skates once and felt it was very hard, etc* Okay the part where they talk about the gifts: * They show the photo of the letters Yuzu got* Dude 1: this is a pic about the thousands of letters that people have sent to the japanese. Please explain this fan phenomenon and if it's normal, or if it's only for him (the letters I think) or if other skaters receive them. J: No, this is something totally for Yuzuru. It's a fan phenomenon he has in China and Japan. He is at the end a very famous and followed person. He has millions and millions of fans that follow him in, at times, a crazy way. We can see all the the things that he receives. I've seen a lot of these gifts in exhibitions (galas) where I'm with him and you can't imagine what (other people) gift him *lol at his expression here*. I'm talking about very expensive brands: shoes, t-shirts, things that can even cost 600/700 euros per gift. Dude: and does he answer any letter? J: No because imagine the quantity, you just saw *referencing the letters pic* Dude: or does he pick one randomly, is there a way? J: No I don't think so, at the end the level (quantity of the letters) it reaches is very extensive to answer because if you answer to one you need to answer all of them This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

I wish I was as eloquent as you! you put it so beautifully This past week was a messy rollercoaster but seeing so much love towards Yuzuru and seeing him enjoying himself at practice really has been the saving grace of this whole competition.

I said that because while I agree with Nathan winning and Yuma in second, I'm not sure about shoma and I don't feel like checking his detailed scores rn

tbh I don't have it in me right now to discuss about shoma's scores I'm still a bit down sorry

Hola! y Bienvenida Ahh el Grand Prix del 2015, que buenos recuerdos me trae, que rutinas tan exquisitas nos regaló Yuzuru . Entiendo tus sentimientos perfectamente pues Yuzuru realmente es más que un deportista, es una inspriación muy grande para muchas personas (para mi también) es una persona muy muy especial más allá de su grandeza como patinador . Que gusto que te pases por este pequeño rinconcito

I share your feelings, this person seems very biased so I don't think is a good source to discuss scoring.

there isn't an emphasis like in the 6.0 system but skating clean still affect marks, I mean it has to since falls do disrupt the flow of the program. Whether Nathan or Yuma were overscored in PCS the point is they delivered solid performances, that's it. We all know had Yuzu skated clean he would have been in the podium too (not first unfortunately).

I'm not comparing Patrick to the skaters you named, I'm just saying that Yuzu won in 2014 despite his falls beacuse Patrick also didn't skate clean and Yuzu also broke the WR in the short. However that situation is different from this time, Yuzuru didn't perform clean (He chose to challenge the 4A despite knowing the risks of not medalling and I commend him for his bravery, he has always been a skater critized for doing this or that yet he follows his instinct) BUT Nathan and Yuma had solid skates in general, shoma wasn't clean in the free but he was solid in the short program therefore all three of them got in the podium.

Sure it can happen but at that time Patrick Chan also made mistakes, had he (patrick) skated clean he would have won.

I don't think so, as much as I love Yuzu putting him in first place despite two falls makes little sense

really? I missed that, thanks