idk much about fs but has there been anyone who’s dominated it to the extent that either of those 2 have their respective sports for a comparatively long period of time? ik some people have been very dominant & others have had impressive longevity but has anyone managed both?
the "nathan olympic champion" tweet sitting in usfsa drafts, judges ready to close their eyes during shoma's "4F", boyang's 4lz was perfect, javier. HE HAD ONE CHANCE
two skaters falling in love as they coach each other after their coach dies, immigrate to America, have a son whose a pretty good figure skater and ends up doing the greatest free program ever performed. might be the greatest story figure skating has ever had!
If you're a huge fan of athletes like Trusova in style, you prob aren't going to agree with my point of view. WHICH IS FINE! Similar to how you won't convince me that I should be a fan of that kind of skating, I'm just not. I grew up watching Michelle and Mao, I can't help it 🤷♀️
yall’s hyper fixation on things like prerotation and full blade assist doesn’t really tell anything but how deep in ur fstwt bubble u are and how little knowledge u actually have on the sport
2x olympic champ, 7x world medalist, 4x 4cc medalist, 4x gpf champ, 15x gp medalist, 6x national champ, and that’s not even including his smaller internationals and junior titles. why are we always acting like yuzuru wasn’t one of the most accomplished skaters in history😭
this ep of sun&moon was like a couple therapy you have the lovey-dovey reunited luwoo then you markhyuck being markhyuck and then taeil just creating more drama
This tweet was triggered by annoyance at the recent (but not new) Beijing discourse. I didn’t really intend to actually do it, but since people apparently want my opinion (probably just so they can rip it to shreds), here you go. Before I get started, a few disclaimers (lol):