Peter Liebers withdraws from Skate Canada

Peter Liebers si ritira da Skate Canada
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Peter Liebers withdraws from Skate Canada

The German Peter Liebers announced today that they should not partake & agrave; part at Skate Canada, the second round of the Grand Prix of Figure Skating.

The twenty-seven in Berlin, according to reports from the German federation, would be struggling with a hamstring resentment that would gi & agrave; forced to desert the Finlandia Trophy. Purple Striegler, historical coach of Liebers said that & egrave; preferred not to compete in Canada to avoid aggravating the situation jeopardizing the continuation of the season. At exactly ten days from beginning of the stage to be held & agrave; Lethbridge in Alberta, you & egrave; perci & ograve; released a coveted spot, but the Canadian federation could also decide not to indicate a replacement. At the time, the first position of the so-called Alternate list are the following: 230.24 (RUS) Moris KVITELASHVILI (gi & agrave; writing to the Cup of China) 229.59 (RUS) Mikhail Kolyada 223.25 (RUS) gordei GORSHKOV214.76 (CHN) Yi WANG (writing to Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard) 213.38 (PHI) Michael Christian MARTINEZ (gi & agrave; writing to the Cup of China) 212.34 (JPN) Keiji TANAKA (writing to the NHK Trophy) 210.55 (USA) Timothy Dolenský (writing at Skate Canada) 203.42 (JPN) Ryuju HINO (JPN) 200.27 (CAN) Liam Firus (CAN ) In theory, but the regulation & egrave; often been challenged, should be considered the first five athletes eligible.
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