Shoma Uno, who won the men`s singles figure skating world championship last season, participated in the regional competition as a member of the Japanese team and contributed to Japan`s victory with the top score among the competitors.
Shoma Uno, who won the men`s singles figure skating world championship last season, participated in the regional competition as a member of the Japanese team and contributed to Japan`s victory with the top score among the competitors.
In addition, 17-year-old American Ilya Malinin, who was a member of the North American team and succeeded in a quadruple half jump = quadruple axel at last month`s competition, made a mistake in the quadruple axel, which she tried at the beginning, losing her balance and making a mistake. However, after that, he succeeded in multiple quadruples, including the highly difficult quadruple Lutz, and marked a score of 193.42, second only to Uno, showing his high potential.
In addition, 17-year-old American Ilya Malinin, who was a member of the North American team and succeeded in a quadruple half jump = quadruple axel at last month`s competition, made a mistake in the quadruple axel, which she tried at the beginning, losing her balance and making a mistake. However, after that, he succeeded in multiple quadruples, including the highly difficult quadruple Lutz, and marked a score of 193.42, second only to Uno, showing his high potential.
In the second half of the performance, there was a mistake that the quadruple flip turned into a double, but due to the revision of the rules, it became difficult to acquire the level, but even in the spin, all three got the highest evaluation level 4, which is the top among the contestants at 193.80. was the score of
In the second half of the performance, there was a mistake that the quadruple flip turned into a double, but due to the revision of the rules, it became difficult to acquire the level, but even in the spin, all three got the highest evaluation level 4, which is the top among the contestants at 193.80. was the score of
In the tournament, three teams from Japan, North America, and Europe are divided into teams of two men and two women to compete for the total points of the free performance.
In the tournament, three teams from Japan, North America, and Europe are divided into teams of two men and two women to compete for the total points of the free performance.