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[2017] GP Rostelecom Cup - Ladies Free Skating

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3 minutes ago, Xen said:

A single 4 minute program? How close are we to bringing back compulsory figures for the good ole' times sake? 

Nah, I think ISU just wants money and sponsorship, which what these 3 championships would end up needing...thing is I don't see that many sponsors yet. 

 

If the technical prevails they'd just bring back the SP&FS in some new form. 
I don't see any kind of interest for an 'artistic' skate. Zip. People want excitement. And of course, who'd sponsor that, especially as chances of Asian winner just go down the drain? Eh, I don't actually think they'll go there. I think for the most part a lot of this is an attempt to push through the BV changes with the least fuss. They're going to say oh look, look, we could have done this but instead, we'll just do that. 

Well, exactly, but it seems that way sometimes.... I feel if you are ranked 20th in the world but had an awesome performance, you should be getting 9s or more in that category... but it never happens because you are 20th in the world. 

2 minutes ago, liv said:

Waka, marin, mai all at COC with Zagitova, right? 

 

Yeah, and Wakaba has a bronze here (11 points) and I'm not sure another bronze will cut it, if Alina and Mai place above her. 

23 minutes ago, Xen said:

He can shut up....seriously, if the idea takes traction, two potential scenarios (current issue still exists which probably won't solve the problem they want to solve),  figure skating just dies cause no one gets it anymore. :facepalm:

I shudder thinking about Tech programs becoming more and more ugly and artistic segment turning into some kind of ice dance only worse and with scoring completely out of control :ohno:

that's NOT how you achieve balance. not at all. 

And really how is that even supposed to make people like more FS? With more debatable scoring on one side and colder boring programs on the other? Haven't they still realized the reason people goes crazy for a skater like Yuzuru is because he is the mythical total package? (Aside from being a wonderful person of course:tumblr_inline_nhkezsTB3v1qid2nw:)

 

And sorry, I love Caro and her SS and I really love her SP but the FS feels too empty between the jumps for me. Zhenya may have too laboured programs maybe, but transitions when fitting the music are really good "to see", it's not all about technical prowess.

Just take a look at protocols. Evgenia didnt get call on her lutz, the same with Wakaba's flip. And didnt they say new rule that no 10 in component if you have a fall ? Evgenia has three 10.

 

Changing the system, divide artistic/tech program or anything is meaningless if judges dont use the rules properly.

6 minutes ago, Katt said:

Just take a look at protocols. Evgenia didnt get call on her lutz, the same with Wakaba's flip. And isnt they say new rule that no 10 in component if you have a fall ? Evgenia has three 10.

 

Changing the system, divide artistic/tech program or anything is meaningless if judges dont use the rules properly.

:headdesk: Thing is, they kinda did it in the men's and then they roll-over in the ladies...okay, so I guess men's this year will be stricter and ladies' will just...be...interesting?

1 minute ago, Xen said:

:headdesk: Thing is, they kinda did it in the men's and then they roll-over in the ladies...okay, so I guess men's this year will be stricter and ladies' will just...be...interesting?

I dont think they will be harsher to the men.  I realize the scoring at Europe GPs are always the most generous. COC and NHK often stricter, especially the tech panel. NA events ...they do everything to push their skaters so :laughing: It all come down to GPF, the biggest event before Olympic. Its in Japan, but most fave contender might be there so idk :laughing:

21 minutes ago, Katt said:

Just take a look at protocols. Evgenia didnt get call on her lutz, the same with Wakaba's flip. And didnt they say new rule that no 10 in component if you have a fall ? Evgenia has three 10.

 

Changing the system, divide artistic/tech program or anything is meaningless if judges dont use the rules properly.

Well, there you go. My confusion over the score. Medvedeva's 3Lz was at least a ! if not downright e. Waka's 3F should have been called a ! as well. 

The way the FS judging is going, when Yuzu retired, at least this fan will be gone.

GP ROSTELECOM CUP (RUSSIA) - PAIRS TOP 6:

 

RANK SKATERS

SP

SCORE

FS

SCORE

TOTAL

SCORE

1 Evgenia TARASOVA / Vladimir MOROZOV (RUS) 76.88 (1) 147.37 (1) 224.25
2 Ksenia STOLBOVA / Fedor KLIMOV (RUS)

71.39 (2)

133.04 (2) 204.43
3 Kristina ASTAKHOVA / Alexei ROGONOV (RUS)

67.14 (4)

131.97 (3) 199.11
4 Valentina MARCHEI / Ondrej HOTAREK (ITA) 68.48 (3) 125.15 (4) 193.63
5 Julianne SEGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU (CAN)

67.06 (5)

119.10 (5) 186.16
6 Miriam ZIEGLER / Severin KIEFER (AUT) 59.35 (6) 115.71 (7) 175.06

 

SP PROTOCOLS

FS PROTOCOLS

 


 

GP ROSTELECOM CUP (RUSSIA) - LADIES TOP 6:

 

RANK SKATER

SP

SCORE

FS

SCORE

TOTAL

SCORE

1 Evgenia MEDVEDEVA (RUS) 80.75 (1) 150.46 (1) 231.21
2 Carolina KOSTNER (ITA) 74.62 (2) 141.36 (2) 215.98
3 Wakaba HIGUCHI (JPN)

69.60 (3)

137.57 (3) 207.17
4 Elena RADIONOVA (RUS) 68.75 (5)

126.77 (4)

195.52
5 Kaori SAKAMOTO (JPN)

68.88 (4)

125.12 (5) 194.00
6 Mariah BELL (USA) 63.85 (7) 124.71 (6) 188.56

 

SP PROTOCOLS

FS PROTOCOLS

 


 

GP ROSTELECOM CUP (RUSSIA) - MEN TOP 6:

 

RANK SKATER

SP

SCORE

FS

SCORE

TOTAL

SCORE

1 Nathan CHEN (USA) 100.54 (1)

193.25 (2)

293.79
2 Yuzuru HANYU (JPN)

94.85 (2)

195.92 (1) 290.77
3 Mikhail KOLYADA (RUS) 85.79 (4) 185.27 (3) 271.06
4 Misha GE (UZB) 85.02 (5) 170.31 (4) 255.33
5 Moris KVITELASHVILI (GEO)

80.67 (8)

169.59 (5)

250.26
6 Dmitri ALIEV (RUS) 88.77 (3) 150.84 (7) 239.61

 

SP PROTOCOLS

FS PROTOCOLS

 


 

GP ROSTELECOM CUP (RUSSIA) - ICE DANCE TOP 6:

 

RANK SKATERS

SD

SCORE

FD

SCORE

TOTAL SCORE
1 Maia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANI (USA) 77.30 (1) 111.94 (1) 189.24
2 Ekaterina BOBROVA / Dmitri SOLOVIEV (RUS) 76.33 (2) 108.41 (2) 184.74
3 Alexandra STEPANOVA / Ivan BUKIN (RUS) 71.32 (3) 108.03 (3) 179.35
4 Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER (CAN) 69.67 (4) 102.62 (4) 172.29
5 Charlene GUIGNARD / Marco FABBRI (ITA) 68.99 (5) 102.38 (5) 171.37
6 Betina POPOVA / Sergey MOZGOV (RUS) 64.14 (6) 99.88 (6) 164.02

 

SD PROTOCOLS

FD PROTOCOLS

10 hours ago, beki said:

Wakaba is still getting screwed on PCS. If Kaori is getting 62, she should be getting at least 70.

 

Watching from the arena I was so impressed by Wakaba's performance. I also thought that she was underscored in PCS.

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