10 minutes ago, ralucutzagy said:

I think he learned to respect him over the seasons seeing what Yuzu had achieved ...

 

Plus, they're actually 'conversing' now!

FaOI broadcasts in september (Makuhari and Kobe). Probably these are full versions without cuts.

 

 

Ganbare 

1 hour ago, kaeryth said:

I want an epic Pooh Rain in Pyeongchang as well!

I'll do it 

 

17 minutes ago, Floria said:

 

 

He's going to build the Eighth Wonder of the world 

28 minutes ago, Floria said:

 

 

This boy and his foresight and attention to detail is unreal. Nothing he does is random or thoughtless.

Thanks @gladi for the transition.  I really find this article interesting.  This writer always gives informative essays.

 

 

The comparison video of this official practice and Gpf.  You can see how he's improved.  Especially the flow through movements, more seamless!

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/corszk1220/status/895968975833645057

1 hour ago, MrPudding said:

 

Ganbare 

Omg I could play this on repeat forever. 

Cute shy BB Yuzu so adorable...

52 minutes ago, Floria said:

 

 

The insights and foresights that he has in everything he does... Can I say that I have enough evidence to have blind faith in his decisions? It's self-contradictory but indeed what makes me feel entirely confident and happy with 3.0 & 2.0

2 hours ago, Murieleirum said:

Just something logical tho: he wants to win 2 Olympic golds in a row to enter history the way Dick Button did. But knowing Yuzuru, that is only the first step to enter in the history book. What has never been done before? That's right, 3 Olympic golds in a row (or not even in a row, right?)  We gotta find a way somehow to make him crave for that triplette!

 

No doubt it will be pretty epic! Korean fans are hardcore just like Chinese and Japanese fans, right? 

 

Actually three Olympic golds in a row have happened before, in the mythical days of the beginning of figure skating as an Olympic discipline  Swedish skater Gillis Grafström did it in 1920, 24 & 28 Games. Of course it was almost a different sport than today. And yes, I find it plausible that Yuzu would want to repeat that feat in modern times once he succeed in defending his title for the first time. 1) He's always pushing limits and claims to have not sensed his boundaries any where near him yet. That possibility must be enticing for him. 2) With his excellent technique & body type, quads will probably not take as much and as quickly a toll on his body like it does other men.

 

And the Pooh rain: the Olympic being in Korea makes an epic Pooh rain very convenient. Big groups of Japanese and Chinese fans are traveling to Pyeongchang with a Pooh army, to join the local Korean forces! (Good job Yuzu, for making peace and harmony for East Asia )

6 minutes ago, PomeloPooh said:

Actually three Olympic golds in a row have happened before, in the mythical days of the beginning of figure skating as an Olympic discipline  Swedish skater Gillis Grafström did it in 1920, 24 & 28 Games.

 

Dang! Then Yuzuru has to stay for 2022. No choice. The temptation will be too strong 

What's this? A clarification?

 

What are they saying??