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2010 Winter Olympics

Toups
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Sure Weir hit his jumps, but I thought it lacked any great footwork.

You should be a judge. His score was really low I thought. So Chan will finish 5th place.

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    5th place....not surprised. His program didn't look hard.

    That's what the announcers were saying. I still say his flaming skating has a LOT to do it with it too.

    Plushenko just hit a quad into a triple! WOW!!

    He's all jump with no nothing else to back it up....

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    It will be close.... alot of his jumps he looked wobbly.... COME ON EVAN!!!!

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    It will be close.... alot of his jumps he looked wobbly.... COME ON EVAN!!!!

    His face looks wobble too...LMAO!!laugh.gif

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    Plushenko's reaction to Evan winning was priceless!!laugh.gif

    I agree with the results. Evan's skate was better, even without the quad. He was faster, had better footwork and was clean on his jumps.

    Plushenko is too slow and his footwork is sloppy at best.

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    If Plushenko went with the two quads, he probably would've won it. I wonder why he didn't try a second one.

    He probably didn't think he needed one.

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