Monday, May 7, 2012
The Men Who Ruled The World
Aleksandr Fadeev 1985
A look at the men who ruled the world. How would you rank your favorite performances?
Brian Boitano 1986
Brian Orser 1987
Brian Boitano 1988
Kurt Browning 1989
Kurt Browning 1990
Kurt Browning 1991
Viktor Petrenko 1992
Kurt Browning 1993
Elvis Stojko 1994
Elvis Stojko 1995
Todd Eldredge 1996
Elvis Stojko 1997
Alexei Yagudin 1998
Alexei Yagudin 1999
Alexei Yagudin 2000
Evgeny Plushenko 2001
Alexei Yagudin 2002
Evgeny Plushenko 2003
Evgeny Plushenko 2004
Stephane Lambiel 2005
Stephane Lambiel 2006
Brian Joubert 2007
Jeff Buttle 2008
Evan Lysacek 2009
Daisuke Takahashi 2010
Patrick Chan 2011
Patrick Chan 2012
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Chan, by a mile
ReplyDeleteI pray that first comment was sarcastic.
ReplyDeleteIn 1986, Brian B. had "the facts but not the phosphorescence", as Uncle Dick used to say. Technically brilliant but not much style. Smartest thing he ever did was to go to Sandra Bezic. I've thought several times this season that Paddy Chan is like Boitano before Bezic.
ReplyDeleteThe best comment of all is by aunt joyce, kudos for leaving the most over rated least deserving olympian scott hamilton off the list.
ReplyDeleteAJ totally did that on purpose LMAO
ReplyDeleteYeah but skipping Scott prevented him from going back further and including John Curry unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI wish you put in Rudy Galindo 1996!
ReplyDeleteHe won the US Nationals that year, and got 3rd in the World...
But his Swan Lake LP is one of my all-time favorites!