Джекки Вонг пишет
Average GOEs on the 3A, almost neutral on the 3Lz because of the lack of connecting steps into it, a level 3 spin, and a couple judges taking off for the final spin - that did it.

Ну в общем все справедливо, о.к. Соглашусь.

Вот здесь много фотографий http://www.gettyimages.com/photos/adam- … st#license

Серебряная медаль!
Произвольная программа https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwtABNJ … yakgGIR0tw

Награждение https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI_SwSE26SA

Пресса Голденскейт
For silver medalist Adam Rippon of the U.S., the placing was icing on the cake. Not only was Saturday his 28th birthday, but 10 months ago, Rippon was laying in bed with a broken foot unsure of what the rest of his career would hold. The skater sat in fourth place after his short program to an upbeat remix of “Let me Think About It.”

“I was sitting at the practices and everyone was skating to some sad song,” Rippon said of his short program. “I’m glad I could be a little different. I told (choreographer) Jeff (Buttle) I wanted to skate to this song, and he said you have to be kidding me. I was serious and never heard from him. I was like, ‘he hates it.’ Then I went to Toronto, and he had the piece of music I wanted. At the end of the day, when we came to a decision of what program I was going to skate, he (coach Rafael Arutyunyan) thought this program was who I really was. It’s so funny I never thought I would have a 60-year-old Russian coach tell me to skate to club music.”

In his free skate to music by The Cinematic Orchestra and Coldplay, Rippon underrotated his opening quad Lutz, but otherwise landed a total of eight clean triple jumps. The skater also impressed with level four spins and footwork, finishing second in the long (177.04) and overall (261.99).

Какой все же он талантливый.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont … 6JKtEpbcMo