I'm heading to Tallinn tomorrow morning, but the Pairs SP is on right now and Eurosport is showing the last two groups so here are my thoughts, as it happens:
Yuko Kawaguti / Alexander Smirnov
Last season, she wore tutus for both programs, and this season, she is wearing a little white dress with a frothy little skirt and a tiara. If I was a figure skater, I would definitely wear costumes like that. Anyway, the program was nice, I wish I'd paid more attention because the commentators are saying that it's basically the best thing they've ever seen. Also, he looks kind of a lot like Brian Joubert.
Tatiana Volosozhar / Stanislav Morosov
They are dressed in shiny blue catsuits with silver piping-y bits, which is interesting. They were just kind of blah. I wish I liked pairs more.
Stacey Kemp / David King
This is kind of a terrifying group for these two to skate in! They're dressed in purple and sequins. I like. Nice double flips but apparently they were supposed to be axels. Absolute disaster on the spins though. Oh, bless him, he looks gutted.
Aliona Savchenko / Robin Solkowy
Oh, Aliona has little sparkly hearts on her boots! These two are one of the only pairs I actually really like to watch. The music is lovely too, t's twinkly and pretty but somehow not boring, and oh, that was just gorgeous. Into first, of course.
Maria Sergejeva / Ilja Glebov
Oh, these only look about twelve! They have cute black and yellow outfits and they started with a really nice triple twist, a lutz triple twist apparently. Nice throw as well, but then sbs jumps were off in timing. I quite like these two, actually, they're nice and light. And now that we can see them in the KnC, she's a pretty little thing. Good job guys!
Maria Murkhortova / Maxim Trankov
She has a pretty pink dress but he has a hideous brown/peach thing that is just horrible. Nice triple twist. That was really nice, too.
I missed the last two pairs; they obviously didn't make that much of an impression. Full thoughts on the rest of the competiton coming soon!
xxx
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
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