These skaters have worked very hard throughout their lives, they should earn the fair marks that they deserve
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Emmy
12 years ago
There's NO way this competition is being judged fairly.
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Marg Mackinnon
12 years ago
Very very unfair!!
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sha
12 years ago
Obviously fixed. What else is new!
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Aspen McArthur
12 years ago
I love this sport with all my heart and this entire matter sickens me. I am an American who wants fairness.
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Alexandra Ivanoff
12 years ago
Wake up ISU!
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Kristi Strowbridge
12 years ago
Wake up, ISU. The new judging system has fixed nothing in the world of ice dance.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Tessa and Scott deserve to be scored fairly. Their performance yesterday was perfection. This must be stopped!
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Marcy Bos
12 years ago
The scoring has made a mockery of the sport of ice dancing, my 3 year old daughter could tell who skated best...do not insult our intelligence and yours by continuing with this farce!
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Tricia O'Brien
12 years ago
Fixing scores in any competition dimishes the nature of the games
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This has gone on for too long. I don't even care to watch anymore. I already know who will win.
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Wanda Raycraft
12 years ago
Stop corrupt judging in Ice Dance. Review scores from yesterday's short dance. Horribly corrupt!
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Sabrina
12 years ago
Completely absurd and unfair
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Veselina Mihovska
12 years ago
Technically speaking the Canadians are stronger than the Americans on the following: speed variation; the way the couples gain speed (edge work - Tessa and Scott/ vs. hopping and tow pick work on the behalf of the Americans); lifts (the Canadian team's lift require core body strength on behalf of Tessa, but the American;s
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Melanie Lam
12 years ago
I watched both the short and free skates and I find it fishy that there was such a high difference in the points. While they both skated clean magnificent programs, moir and virtue did not deserve to be marked so low on the short program. The scores should have been closer. Moir and Virtue dance close and their connection comes thru in their skating. THey are slightly more graceful. THe variance in points is very suspicious.
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marisa firmani
12 years ago
clearly the judges decided the winner before the competition even started
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Tracy Everson
12 years ago
Everyone knew the outcome of this competition and the team event a whole week prior to the Olympics even starting. How can they get away with this. It's not like this would be the first time this happened.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
If there is no truth to the rumours, then the judges should be very willing to share their marking of the skaters very public. Usually where there's smoke, there's fire.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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The short dance scores were ridiculous! Davis/White are really good skaters, but their exhibition yesterday was NOT better than Virtue/Moir's one... and I'm not Canadian or American, I'm neutral...
These skaters have worked very hard throughout their lives, they should earn the fair marks that they deserve
There's NO way this competition is being judged fairly.
Very very unfair!!
Obviously fixed. What else is new!
I love this sport with all my heart and this entire matter sickens me. I am an American who wants fairness.
Wake up ISU!
Wake up, ISU. The new judging system has fixed nothing in the world of ice dance.
Tessa and Scott deserve to be scored fairly. Their performance yesterday was perfection. This must be stopped!
The scoring has made a mockery of the sport of ice dancing, my 3 year old daughter could tell who skated best...do not insult our intelligence and yours by continuing with this farce!
Fixing scores in any competition dimishes the nature of the games
This has gone on for too long. I don't even care to watch anymore. I already know who will win.
Stop corrupt judging in Ice Dance. Review scores from yesterday's short dance. Horribly corrupt!
Completely absurd and unfair
Technically speaking the Canadians are stronger than the Americans on the following: speed variation; the way the couples gain speed (edge work - Tessa and Scott/ vs. hopping and tow pick work on the behalf of the Americans); lifts (the Canadian team's lift require core body strength on behalf of Tessa, but the American;s
I watched both the short and free skates and I find it fishy that there was such a high difference in the points. While they both skated clean magnificent programs, moir and virtue did not deserve to be marked so low on the short program. The scores should have been closer. Moir and Virtue dance close and their connection comes thru in their skating. THey are slightly more graceful. THe variance in points is very suspicious.
clearly the judges decided the winner before the competition even started
Everyone knew the outcome of this competition and the team event a whole week prior to the Olympics even starting. How can they get away with this. It's not like this would be the first time this happened.
If there is no truth to the rumours, then the judges should be very willing to share their marking of the skaters very public. Usually where there's smoke, there's fire.
The short dance scores were ridiculous! Davis/White are really good skaters, but their exhibition yesterday was NOT better than Virtue/Moir's one... and I'm not Canadian or American, I'm neutral...
For Tessa & Scott