Shoma Uno unrivaled in the short program of the Eric Bompard Trophe

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Figure skating - Trophe Eric Bompard 2015

Shoma Uno unrivaled in the short program of the Eric Bompard Trophe

Shoma Uno ruled the roost in the short program of Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard, the fourth leg of the Grand Prix of Figure Skating, putting a clear mortgage on qualifying for the final.

The seventeen year old Japanese, bestowed by the well-deserved standing ovation from the & ldquo; Patinoire de M & eacute; riadeck & rdquo; Bordeaux, you & egrave; imposed with good competitive edge skating smudge notable choreography devised by Mihoko Higuchi the tune of "Legends" of Sacred Spirits. The 'start & egrave; It was with a bang because & egrave; the junior world champion in office ran smoothly a triple axel preceded by the moon. In addition, unique among the athletes, performed two elements leap in the second half & agrave; Music before completing a quadruple toe loop preceded by step and then the combination triple flip / triple toe loop. The 'unique deburring covered the top with low transmission foot as they missed six laps on each position, but did not affect in any way the provision awarded feedback on program components higher all''otto medium. Nell''occasione, & egrave; also arrived the personal best and the 'only regret & egrave; It was to not break the barrier of ninety points, Once you've crossed in competitive level by just seasonal Javier Fernandez and Boyang Jin. One has preceded you almost three points the Russian Maxim Kovtun, winner of the last edition. The twenty year old in Moscow, appeared quite at ease on the song "I can''t Dance" Genesis, had the merit to complete two quadruple jumps, including a salchow in combination with a triple toe loop, and a good triple axel confirming the feeling with the qualifying stages of the Grand Prix, so far the 'have always seen in the first two positions. The fight for the step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium has involved students of Frank Carroll Daisuke Murakami and Denis Ten. In the end, the 'won the day for pennies Japanese, who performed a quadruple salchow "not preceded" by step, a fine triple axel, but & egrave ; was then the victim of a step-load combination on the open planned triple lutz, but closed by a single toe loop instead & egrave; from triple rittberge. The Kazakh, however, has alternated elements of high quality & agrave; as the triple axel and the sequence of steps, steps in vacuum, as the disastrous fall on the quadruple toe loop combination and a triple lutz / double toe loop, complete with huge trouble. The 'expected Canadian Patrick Chan, favored Eve, you & egrave; He had to settle for fifth coin penalized by a combination double toe loop / double toe loop, which has brought a dowry seventy cents, and a complex landing of the triple axel. Because the empty script elements jump higher value, the winner of Skate Canada has accumulated more than thirteen points behind the top endangering the 'access to the final. Things did not go better for the US Max Aaron, who, after winning the home leg, not & egrave; He went beyond the seventh place in the short program of Bordeaux with a gap of more than seven points from the third position crucial to get the mathematical qualification all''atto final in Barcelona. The twenty-three trained by Tom Zakrajšek, today also preceded by sixteen year old Russian Alexander Petrov, he has paid the price because of a fall on the triple axel and completed the combination quadruple salchow / double toe loop by placing both hands on the ice after the first jump. The only athletes not to exceed seventy points were the hosts Chafik Besseghier and Romain Ponsart, relegated to the last two positions of the standings. Moreover, it seems that the technical collaboration between Joubert and Ponsart can chiuedersi short because, as reported dall''Equipe, the 'athlete would want to return to training in Paris abbondonando Poitiers. & Nbsp; SHORT PROGRAM RANKING 1) JPN - Shoma UNO89.56 (48.71 | 40.85) PB & nbsp; 2) RUS - Maxim KOVTUN86.82 (45.64 | 41.18) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 3) JPN - Daisuke Murakami & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 80.24 (40.39 | 39.85) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 4) KAZ - Denis TEN80.10 (39.24 | 41.86) - 1,005) CAN - Patrick CHAN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 76.10 (31.70 | 44.40) 6) RUS - Alexander PETROV74.64 (39.28 | 35.36) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 7) USA - Max AARON72.91 (36.12 | 37.79) - 1,008) CHN - Yi WANG72.08 (38.93 | 33.15) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 9) KOR - Jin Seo KIM71.24 (38.42 | 33.82) - 1.0010) FRA & nbsp; - Chafik BESSEGHIER68.36 (35.28 | 33.08) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 11) FRA - Romain PONSART & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 62.86 (31.18 | 32.68) - 1:00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp;
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