On the day of the historic first Turkish victory, Matteo Rizzo stores an important third place

Nel giorno della prima vittoria turca della storia, Matteo Rizzo archivia un importante terzo posto
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Figure skating - Denkova-Staviski Cup 2015

On the day of the historic first Turkish victory, Matteo Rizzo stores an important third place

The Denkova-Staviski Cup in Sofia, the sixth round of the Challenger Series circuit & egrave; It was marked by the historic success in the dance of Agafonava Alisa and Alper Ucar, which gave Turkey the first statement ever in an ISU competition. In virt & ugrave; Third place for Matteo Rizzo and fourth positions and Roberta Rodeghiero Komatsubara / Fabbri, budget & egrave; It was also positive for the Italian team.

& Nbsp; & Nbsp; DANCE - FINAL 1) TUR - Alisa Agafonova / Alper UCAR151.74 (1 | 1) primacy nazionale2) BLR - Viktoria KAVALIOVA / Yurii BIELIAIEV148.08 (2 | 2) primacy nazionale3) RUS - Ludmila SOSNITSKAIA / Pavel GOLOVISHNOKOV136.38 (4 | 3) primacy personale4) ITA - Misato Komatsubara / Andrea Fabbri & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 130.88 (5 | 4) primacy personale5) AUT - Barbora Silna / Juri KURAKIN129.26 (3 | 6) 6) LAT - Olga JAKUSHINA / Andrey NEVSKIY119.40 (6 | 5) 7) FRA - Mathilde DIAS / Jean Denis SANCHIS91.26 (7 | 7) personal best & Nbsp; SECTOR FEMALE - FINAL 1) SWE - Isabelle OLSSON164.27 (2 | 1) primacy personale2) LAT - Angelina KUCHVALSKA163.26 (3 | 2) primacy nazionale3) NOR - Anne Line GJERSEM156.71 (1 | 3) primacy nazionale4) ITA - Roberta RODEGHIERO & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 149.81 (6 | 4) 5) AUT - Kerstin FRANK149.57 (4 | 5) primacy nazionale6) AUS - Brooklee HAN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 145.16 (5 | 6) 7) KOR - Suh Hyun SON & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 133.81 (9 | 7) primacy personale8) EST - Johanna Allik & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 130.96 (8 | 8) primacy personale9) KOR - Kyu Eun KIM130.85 (7 | 9) 10) TUR - Birce Atabey & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 114.73 (10 | 10) primacy personale11) FIN - Blessed PAPP113.93 (11 | 11) 12) TUR - Sinem KUYUCU101.95 (13 | 12) primacy personale13) BUL - Hristina VASSILEVA92.44 (12 | 13) 14 ) BUL - Daniela STOEVA76.27 (14 | 14) & Nbsp; SECTOR MEN - FINAL 1) UZB - Misha GE & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 210.14 (2 | 1) 2) MAS - Julian Zhi Jie YEE197.42 (1 | 3) primacy nazionale3) ITA - Matthew RIZZO194.41 (4 | 2) primacy personale4) GER - Franz STREUBEL193.94 (3 & nbsp; & nbsp ; & nbsp; 4) primacy personale5) ITA - Dario BETTI166.48 (6 | 5) primacy personale6) KAZ - Abzal RAKIMGALIEV159.75 (5 | 6) 7) POL - Krzysztof GALA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 146.97 (7 | 7) primacy personale8) ARM - Slavik HAYRAPETYAN145.34 (8 | 8) 9) BUL - Iassen PETKOV116.66 (9 | 9) & Nbsp; In the junior men's competition, you & egrave; imposed the Russian Leonid Sviridenko (141.12), able to regulate competition in both segments of the competition. The fourteen year old Russian, while soiling the majority of landings, did assert a greater command of the jump, flip and lutz species. In second position is & egrave; placed the sixteen valdostano Marco Bozzuto (130.41), which today & egrave; He managed to complete a good combination triple salchow / double toe loop, triple toe loop and two double axel, but performed two spinners combined with change foot losing the value of the second element presented. Third place & egrave; I went to the turkish Oktar Basar (124.66), which opened with a bang by running the free combination triple lutz / double toe loop / double Rittberger, triple flip / double toe loop and triple salchow / double Rittberger. From the & Igrave; forward, for & ograve ;, you & egrave; turned off the light and came just drop and elements canceled because of repetitions of double toe loop and double Rittberger. The thirteen of Bolzano Gabriele Frangipani (120.25) finished the race in seventh posizone revealing a mastery of all double jumps, but messing about triple salchow, element of greater value free program presented. Fifteen Guido Offsas (71.92) is & egrave ;, however, he had to settle for tenth place after two trials rather unhappy. In the dance, the Russians Anastasia Shpilevaya / Grigory Smirnov had an easy time winning with over forty-point lead on Hungarians Kimberly Wei / Ilias Fourati (102.73).
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