Max Aaron and Shoma A climb the ranking all-time

Max Aaron e Shoma Uno scalano le classifiche mondiali
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Max Aaron and Shoma A climb the ranking all-time

At Skate America, the American Max Aaron and Japanese Shoma Uno made the two best seasonal performance in top-level competitions and assimilate (Isu Challenger Series) pushing far beyond the significant threshold of 250 points.

Previously, the best feedback seasonal belonged to Canadian Elladj Balde, able to touch 242.36 share in the Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf. In any case, at the time, no other athlete & egrave; He managed to exceed 240 points, but & egrave; Clearly gi & agrave; Skate Canada at the end of the company is allargher & agrave ;. Max Aaron, by virtue & ugrave; a growth of more than nineteen lengths, missed the national record for the US just over & ugrave; putting three points in the wake of the pi & ugrave; young countrymen Jason Brown and Joshua Farris. In particular, the twenty-three stationed in Colorado Springs has set the best performance in stars and stripes on the technical side of a short program with seven mandatory elements. The 'student Tom Zakrajšek has, in fact, reached 47.96 points, remodeling of two lengths the previous record belonging to Jason Brown (45.98, Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2013). In the free program, however, Aaron & egrave; stopped at 90.98, just four cents from 91.02 obtained by Joshua Farris nell''ultima edition of the Four Continents Championships. Also with regard to the US, the primacy of PCS (program components score) in the first segment of the race belongs to Jeremy Abbott (42.89 World Team Trophy 2012), while in the free program & egrave; leader Jason Brown (89.14 World Team Trophy 2014). At Skate America, Shoma Uno has made a high-profile trial in the free program, comparable, in terms of emotional impact, the performance showed in the final of the 2014 Junior Grand Prix (nell''occasione arriv & ograve; to 163.06 performing a quadruple toe loop in less and stopping at 73.15 PCS). Clearly, the score obtained in Milwaukee & egrave; It was higher than the world record in the junior competitions still in force because the seventeen of Nagoya & egrave; pushed to 176.65, the best performance ever achieved in October. Moreover, if you look only at qualifying stages of the Grand Prix, the only Patrick Chan & egrave; He managed to reach more scores & ugrave; high (176.91 Rostelecom Cup 2012 and 196.75 Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2013). In the history of the discipline, only nine have already received the best athletes in the free program. The ranking & egrave; led by Patrick Chan (196.75), which precedes Yuzuru Hanyu (194.08), Denis Ten (191.85), Javier Fernandez (186.07), Tatsuki Machida (184.05), Daisuke Takahashi (182.72), Takahiko Kozuka (180.79) and Jason Brown (176.69 ). If you look for & ograve; only the technical score, the athletes who did best of 92.35 to Shoma Uno are only Yuzuru Hanyu (103.30), Denis Ten (100.45), Patrick Chan (100.25), Takahiko Kozuka (98.53), Javier Fernandez (96.65) and Tatsuki Machida (93.85). RANKING ALL-TIME UPDATED AT THE END OF THE SEASON 2014/2015 (athletes who have exceeded 250 points in the sum of the segments of the race) The world record & egrave; still in the hands of Patrick Chan, the first man in history to overcome altitude 290. In the current season, the Americans and the Japanese Max Aaron Shoma A were added to the list of athletes who have crossed the 250 points in the race. It should be noted as eight of the seventeen best skaters ever are flying the Japanese flag. 1) Patrick CHAN (CAN) 295.27 (Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2013, Paris) 2) Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 293.25 (GP.Final 2013, Fukuoka) 3) TEN Denis (KAZ) 289.46 (F.C.Ch.2015, Seoul) 4) MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 282.26 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama) 5) Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 276.72 (WTT2012, Tokyo) 6) Javier FERNANDEZ (SPA) 275.93 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama) 7) BROWN Jason (USA) 263.17 (W.T.T.2015, Tokyo) 8) Nobunari ODA (JPN) 962.98 (QOWG2013, Oberstdorf) 9) PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 261.23 (E.Ch.2012, Sheffield) 10) FARRIS Joshua (USA) 260.01 (FCCh.2015, Seoul) 11) YAN Han (CHN) 259.47 (F.C.Ch.2015, Seoul) 12) AARON Max (USA) 258.95 (Skate America 2015, Milwaukee) 13) Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 258.41 (W.Ch.2011, Moscow) 14) Evan Lysacek (USA) 257.67 (OWG2010, Vancouver) 15) A Shoma (JPN) 257.43 (Skate America 2015, Milwaukee) 16) Daisuke Murakami (JPN) 256.47 (FCCh.2015, Seoul) 17) WALLS Takahito (JPN) 255.81 (Skate Canada 2014, Kelowna) 18) Sergei Voronov (RUS) 252.55 (E.Ch.2014, Budapest) 19) REYNDOLS Kevin (CAN) 250.55 (FCCh.2013, Osaka) 20) AMODIO Florent (FRA) 250.53 (E.Ch.2013, Zagreb) RACE OVER 250 POINTS Since & egrave; It entered into force the new scoring system, in 78 occasions & egrave; exceeded the threshold of 250 points. Again, Patrick Chan & egrave; the 'athlete can & ograve; use the title succeeded pi & ugrave; times. So far, only twenty skaters broke the barrier 14 (in 34 races) - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 11 (in 34 races) - Javier FERNANDEZ (SPA) 10 (in 22 races) - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 9 (in 43 races) - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 5 ( in 16 races) - PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 5 (16 rounds) - MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 4 (in 27 races) - TEN Denis (KAZ) 3 (in 35 races) - Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 3 (30 races) - Nobunari ODA (JPN) 2 (3 races) - A Shoma (JPN) 2 (in 13 races) - YAN Han (CHN) 2 (in 32 races) Sergei Voronov (RUS) 1 (in 12 races) - AARON Max (USA) 1 (30 races) - AMODIO Florent (FRA) 1 (in 12 races) - BROWN Jason (USA) 1 (5 races) - FARRIS Joshua (USA) 1 (in 25 races) - Evan Lysacek (USA) 1 (in 18 races) - MURA Takahito (JPN) 1 (in 6 games) - Daisuke Murakami (JPN) 1 (in 23 races) - Kevin REYNOLDS (CAN)  RACE OVER 260 POINTS The wall of 260 points & egrave; He was shot down on 40 occasions, but only 10 athletes succeed. The record holder & egrave; Patrick Chan. 11 - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 9 - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 6 - Javier FERNANDEZ (SPA) 4 - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 3 - MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 3 - TEN Denis (KAZ) 1 - Nobunari ODA (JPN) 1 - PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 1 - FARRIS Johsua (USA) 1 - BROWN Jason (USA)  RACE OVER 270 POINTS To date, six skaters, three of them Japanese, have exceeded 270 points, Once you've crossed the threshold 17 times in history. 6 - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 5 - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 3 - Javier FERNANDEZ (SPA) 1 - MACHIDA Tatuski (JPN) 1 - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 1 - TEN Denis (KAZ) & Nbsp; RACE OVER 280 POINTS Only on 10 occasions & egrave; It has been broken the barrier of 280 points. The precursor & egrave; was Patrick Chan, when in 2011 he won in Moscow the first world title of his career with a lot of world record (280.98). The Canadian & egrave; then repeated in Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2013 reaching 295.27 points, the current world record, and in the final of the Grand Prix of Fukuoka with 280.08. The second to succeed & egrave; was Yuzuru Hanyu, who crowned the & rsquo; enterprise five times (Grand Prix Final in 2013, Olympic Games 2014, World Championships in 2014, Grand Prix Final 2014 World Team Trophy 2015). It & egrave; He added the company also Tatsuki Machida in the World Championships in Fukuoka, and finally & egrave; fell to Denis Ten, ruler of & rsquo; 2015 edition of the Four Continents Championships. Chan and Hanyu are & ograve; the only ones who have already & agrave; screened more than 290 points. CONCLUSIONS & egrave; we should remember that in order to determine each type of record (personal, national, continental and worldwide), are taken into account only the competitions of Grand Prix senior and junior, the ISU Championships (Europeans, Four Continents, Absolute World, World Junior, World Team Trophy), the importance of the Olympic events (Olympic Games, Olympic qualification, Youth Olympics) and, starting from the 2014/2015 season, the stages of ISU Challenger Series which meet the criteria set by the international federation. However, it made nell''analisi & egrave; taking account only of the senior competitions.
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