is tonya man? triple axel like man. i think legs too big. but very nice jump. only wish russians girl would jump like this. but julia can. berezhnaya and sikharulidze favorite russian pair team after gordeeva. beauty in moves but strange situachion that gold medal trouble in 2002!
Because she was gorgeous. That isn't a bad thing at all. Her legs didn't cross on her twists. That almost never happens. Her technique is very OCD and wonderful.
@ Anonymous 12:57 PM Are you freaking kidding me? There were literally two or three gymnasts in the world with good form back in the 80s-90s. Kolesnikova, Silivas, Dudnik, Onodi and the lot, who used to perform triple twists ALL crossed their legs. If you exclude your Ponors, Nabievas, Mustafinas and Raismans, gymnasts today care a lot more about form than they did in the past (also because now they actually get deducted for it).
God, Elena and Anton were so gorgeous on the ice. They were the last of the truly great Russian pairs teams.
ReplyDeleteis tonya man? triple axel like man. i think legs too big. but very nice jump. only wish russians girl would jump like this. but julia can. berezhnaya and sikharulidze favorite russian pair team after gordeeva. beauty in moves but strange situachion that gold medal trouble in 2002!
ReplyDeleteWhy OCD for McCool?? She was absolutely gorgeous as an Elite.
ReplyDeleteBecause she was gorgeous. That isn't a bad thing at all. Her legs didn't cross on her twists. That almost never happens. Her technique is very OCD and wonderful.
DeleteWOW Tonya was the SHIT! She can teach Mao how to Jump.
ReplyDeleteTonya would win worlds now with that performance. She could spin too.
ReplyDeleteBefore 1997 there wasn't a gymnast that crossed their legs on their twist. Its sad no one cares anymore to do it the right way.
ReplyDeleteExecution? WTF, WHY bother
@ Anonymous 12:57 PM
ReplyDeleteAre you freaking kidding me? There were literally two or three gymnasts in the world with good form back in the 80s-90s. Kolesnikova, Silivas, Dudnik, Onodi and the lot, who used to perform triple twists ALL crossed their legs. If you exclude your Ponors, Nabievas, Mustafinas and Raismans, gymnasts today care a lot more about form than they did in the past (also because now they actually get deducted for it).