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cekoni
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http://www.ifsmagazine.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1889
post Dec 30 2009, 10:26 AM, By Susan Wessling

Plushenko Nabs Record Eighth Russian Title, Puts Up Big Numbers Despite Injury

Plushenko Wins Russian Nationals; Has Sights Set All the Way to 2014


The Evgeni Plushenko comeback train is barreling down the tracks. Plushenko won a record eighth Russian title over the weekend in Saint Petersburg. Despite being hampered by an injured knee he cruised to victory. His nearest competitor, two-time time (2008, ’09) Russian champion Sergei Voronov, finished over 30 points behind the reigning Olympic champion.

“I can mark my performance with three points out of five, maximum,” Plushenko told the press after the competition. “I was practicing only one week before the Russian championships. Now I need to rehabilitate completely <for> the European Championships to gain my top form for the Olympics.”

Plushenko, a five-time European champion, compiled a score of 271.59 en route to the top of podiumin in Saint Petersburg. The scoring seemed quite generous but given Plushenko could have easily skipped the event due to his knee injury (he has a slightly torn ligament in his left knee), it was a major triumph.

His agent Ari Zakarian told IFS prior to the competition, “He doesn’t want a bye. He wants to earn his spot <on Russia’s Olympic team>. Right now his life is train, rest and sleep. He is in competition mode. I see him every day. It is amazing to see him and the change from last spring to now.”

SEEMINGLY PADDED SCORE

After the competition, it appeared that Plushenko seemed aware that his marks may have been padded. “To be honest it was not perfect skating. … I would like to thank the judges for the bonus but it definitely was not the presentation of the true Olympic level, but now I know what direction I shall move to reach it,” he said.

Prior to this past autumn, Plushenko had not competed since the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Italy. In September and October, he competed domestically. He had one Grand Prix Series assignment, Rostelecom Cup in Russia (formerly Cup of Russia) which he easily won.

Then Plushenko injured his knee. "He basically injured his knee from over-training,” Zakarian said. "He has a lot of pressure on him.”

Plushenko is well known for his impressive jumps but under the International Judging System has faced criticism about his transitions, footwork and overall artistic presentation. That fact has not been lost on the 27-year-old, Zakarian said. “He is working on his footwork, his speed, new elements and his jumps. He is feeling pretty good,” Zakarian said. “He will come back strong.”

Zakarian added that the three-time World champion (2001, ’03, and ’04) is aware that has been some criticism about his comeback. “He is putting that behind him. … When he started skating, it was under a different system,” said Zakarian about Plushenko who won the Olympic silver medal in 2002 under the old judging system and his Olympic title under the new system. “It is impossible for him to completely change his skating. He will never spin like (Stephane Lambiel) or do spirals <like some other skaters> but he is trying for the judges and trying to do his best.

“Evgeni is doing some impressive things. If everything goes well <physically, his appearance at> the Olympics will be sensational.”

A PHYSICAL MATTER

Plushenko believes his chances of repeating as Olympic champion are very good. “If there are no politics and his physical condition is good, I think he will be fine,” his long-time agent said.

And while he is working on his artistic presentation, he is still planning on landing the big jumps. Plushenko plans to do two quads in his long program in Vancouver.

Plushenko watched the Grand Prix Final earlier this month. “He appreciates the skaters who were going for quads,” Zakarian said. “He hopes the judges can change their expectations and appreciate different things.

“Evgeni’s message is to move the sport into a high level of difficulty. There are always people who are going to say that is how skaters get injured. But his message is to show that figure skaters can show grace and be strong, masculine and physical like Elvis Stojko, Brian Boitano and Kurt Browning were.

“Four years ago when he was skating at the Olympics, the skaters competing were <doing bigger jumps>. That bothers him. He plans to do a quad-triple Lutz combo that will be amazing.”

Zakarian said Plushenko is looking beyond Vancouver as well. He has his sights set on competing in 2014 when the Olympic Games will be held in Russia.

At nationals, it appears Plushenko was still working out some kinks with his programs. In his long program, he went with a triple jump to open the program (instead of a quad) but later in the program landed a quad and five clean triples. The victory earned Plushenko a spot on Russia’s Olympic team. It will be his third appearance at an Olympic Games....

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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writ...?eref=si_latest
December 29, 2009

Brian Cazeneuve: Plushenko just one intriguing Olympic question mark

For four years since he won the men's title at the Turin Olympics, Russia's Yevgeny Plushenko has been the wildcard in the men's figure skating equation, talking comeback and keeping out of sight. In October, he returned to the ice to win the Rostelecom Cup with a strong, but flawed, performance in Moscow that suggested he might make a run at another Olympics.

This past weekend, Plushenko confirmed his return and his form, winning the Russian Olympic trials with a world-record score of 271.59 points. The question is still just how much is real and how much is wishful thinking. He says has been practicing a program with options for two quadruple jumps (either a quad-quad or a triple Axel, quad combination) that could vault him to another planet of execution marks, but has yet to pull them off in competition.

Some observers suspect that none of the contenders for the men's crown will need a quad to win. Plushenko landed one quad over the weekend and has only competed twice in Russia, once with exclusively Russian judges. He should also get a favorable shake at the European Championships in Tallinn, Estonia, next month, his last scheduled competition before the Olympics. But what happens when he travels abroad and faces more measured scrutiny from international judges in Vancouver?

What's more, Plushenko confesses that he is still suffering from the lingering knee ailments that led him to retire in the first place. After his victory in October, he told reporters, "I was sleeping late, drinking wine, eating pasta. I was not prepared for anything." Yet, even with all those uncertainties, it is no longer possible to ignore the reigning champion...

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http://www.requiredelements.com/2009/12/31...stories-of-2009
Skatergirl_tiny by LauraS on Dec 31, 2009

Top Skating Stories of 2009
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Chan versus Joubert

Canadian Patrick Chan is a lot of things, including a gorgeous skater. But one thing Patrick Chan is not? Shy. Well, guess what? Neither is France's Brian Joubert. Put them in the world championships together and you get BLOGGING HEAVEN.

It started with Joubert complaining about skaters not doing quads, which is his strength. Well, Chan, who does not do quads, got his hackles up, and being a straightforward young man, he let the world know he would not stand for that nonsense. And the comments continued. And then he showed how outspoken he was AGAIN at Skate Canada. I hope that they never muzzle Chan. He and Johnny Weir (and possibly Plushenko) are the only skaters worth quoting these days...

The comebacks that were... and were not

The comebacks that were were sensational. Reigning olympic gold medalist from Russia Evgeny Plushenko is alternatively delighting his fans and annoying his detractors with his quintessential Evgeniness. He's skating well, and he knows it. He has quads and you don't, nah, nah, nah, nah. He has not grown as an artist in the years he's been gone but the international judges like him as much as ever.

Japan's Daisuke Takahashi came back this year from a tough knee injury and surgery. He has looked good and bad, at times inspiring and other times sloppy. There is no question that he brings something special to the ice with his footwork and choreography, not to mention his technical abilities when he's on. Uncertain which Takahashi we'll get at the Olympics, though.
Switzerland's Stephane Lambiel is still a wild card. He has done well in his competitions but he hasn't been on the Grand Prix circuit and still appears to be dealing with injury. Europeans will be a major test....

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http://www.woaolympians.com/newsitem.php?id=538
29.12.2009

Evgeni Plushenko tries to go to Olympic Games

Figure skating championship of Russia starts in country’s second capital Saint-Petersburg. The best Russian figure skaters will be chosen due to the competition. Moreover some of them will get “tickets” to the national team and will fight for medals of European championship and Olympic Games in Vancouver.

Evgeni Plushenko’s demonstration will be in the center of everybody’s attention. Evgeni is the 2006 Olympic champion. He retained from figure skating some years ago. So, Evgeni Plushenko has experienced himself as a businessman as well as a deputy and a father since there.

But Russian men figure skating is in great crises nowadays. So, Evgeni Plushenko decided to come back to sport and to represent Russia in next Olympic Games in Vancouver in 2010. By the way, there is no the only leader among men in the world figure skating today. It was one more force to make Evgeni come to the ice.

Sergey Voronov and Artem Borodulin will be the main Plushenko’s rivals in the championship. Voronov demonstrated confident skating in China this year finally taking 220,39 points. But Borodulin also is ready to go to the Olympics...

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http://www.boston.com/sports/other_sports/...ouver_olympics/
Olympic notebook, The Boston Globe By John Powers, December 30, 2009

Spot check

. . . Olympic figure skating champion Evgeny Plushenko will have to be reckoned with in Vancouver. Though he essentially was skating on one leg and had only a week’s practice, Plushenko posted a world-best score (271.59) last weekend while winning his eighth Russian title and earning his third trip to the Games. While he acknowledged that his score was padded by generous judges, the 27-year-old Plushenko has made a credible comeback after three years away from competition. If he can claim his sixth European title in Estonia next month, Plushenko could well make the podium in February ....

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http://30somethingskating.blogspot.com/200...-plushenko.html
December 30, 2009

Skater of the Decade: Evgeny Plushenko

This decade saw a tranisition from 6.0 scoring to the International Judging System. It was also defined by an on going debate in men's skating, "To Quad or Not To Quad." Evgeny Plushenko was able to dominate under both judging systems and always answered with a quad. Sometimes he would put an exclamation mark on his quad-toe statements with a quad-Salchow.

He entered the decade the young challenger to Alexei Yagudin and heir to the Russian skating dynasty. The rivalry between Yagudin and Plushenko became fierce. Plushenko was the only one to beat Yagudin in a few years by winning his first World Championship in 2001. They were co-favorites going into the Salt Lake City Games in 2002. Plushenko had a rare fall in the short, and Yagudin went on to some of the highest scores in the 6.0 system history securing his gold medal.

After those Olympics, Plushenko went full steam ahead to win two more World titles, 5 European titles and the 2006 Olympics. He even became the first skater to land two different quads in a program, and quadruple toe-loop and quad Salchow during a Grand Prix event.

His off-ice life has kept in the spotlight as well. He's a Russian superstar, he's been elected to city councils, has had two weddings covered extensively by Russian media and even took time to help Dima Bilan win the Eurovision Song Contest. This is like being on American Idol here, he's a Russian Ellen Degeneres, he's everywhere. I'm sure Oprah was thinking about having him a cover of some magazine...

He's coming back this season to resurrect Russian skating. He's still hitting the quads and even attempting triple axels-quad toes. His knees will probably need to be replaced next year, but he's pushing through anyways. He returned to competitive skating after four years away with a win at Cup of Russia and then got a crazy 100.09 points for a short program that featured a turn out on triple lutz. Craziness! All the points, all the quads, all the chest-thumping leads to a lot of noise about being a medal contender and wild card in Vancouver. How you can you not consider Plushenko a Skater of the Decade?

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... and few links for various languages :AddEmoticons04263.gif:

Plushenko , encore
http://www.lequipe.fr/Ski/20091226_194531_...nko-encore.html
8e titre de Russie pour Plushenko
http://www.rds.ca/amateurs/chroniques/288811.html
Plushenko toujours au top
http://sport.france2.fr/neige-et-glace/Plu...p-59872754.html
Plushenko champion de Russie
http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-actu/2009/12/...n-de-russie.php
Plushenko s'offre un nouveau titre de champion de Russie
http://www.20min.ch/ro/sports/lhiver/story/31474684
Plushenko Russisch kampioen met recordscore:
http://www.nieuwsblad.be/sportwereld/artic...DMF26122009_025
Pluschenko russischer Eiskunstlauf-Meister
http://www.arcor.de/content/sport/wintersp...uf-Meister.html
Jevgeni Plushenko luisteli huippupisteet
http://yle.fi/urheilu/lajit/muut/taitoluis...eet_171718.html
Plushenko conquista su octavo título nacional con marca mundial de puntos
http://www.ntn24.com/content/plushenko-con...-mundial-puntos
Για 8η φορά πρωταθλητής ο Plushenko
http://www.inews.gr/60/gia-8i-fora-protath...o-Plushenko.htm
Pljuščenko zlepšil dva světové rekordy a je ruským šampionem
http://www.ct24.cz/sport/76405-pljuscenko-...skym-sampionem/
Plušenko osvojio osmu titulu prvaka Rusije
http://www.rts.rs/page/sport/sr/story/129/...aka+Rusije.html
Plušenko prvak Rusije
http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?yyyy=20...6&nav_id=400603
..... etc... :rolleyes:
 
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rainisland
view post Posted on 3/1/2010, 00:52




My Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/rainisland
is one of THE 50 # MOST VIEWED THIS WEEK ^_^(23900 visitors), because of the uploaded videos from Russian Championship :wub:
This is for you, Zhenya! ^_^
 
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cekoni
view post Posted on 3/1/2010, 02:12




Russian Nationals, after LP - translation by Ximena ^_^ (parts from russian newspapers) ;)
http://evgenyplushenkodevotion.yuku.com/to...onals-2009.html
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http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=333255
There's a video, Plushenko says:

"I am very glad that I made the second quadruple toe loop, because the second quadruple was always in question. I am very glad that at the end of the program, specifically in the second half of the program, I made a triple axel. Of course I am unhappy, about the triple salchow, which I should be able to do with my eyes closed, I relaxed a bit after I landed it, maybe even got cocky after the second and third Axel and relax a little, anyway it's all done. Actually, it's pretty cool, in my opinio it all went very well, all things considerd. Here at the Championship of Russia came a recession, the injury came, and a physical decline. The three events before the championship of Russia was going-going-going-forward-forward-forward, up-up, now it's all on the contrary, it goes down. Therefore, the main objective now is, of course, at the European Championship, but most important, of course, will be the Olympic Games"

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http://www.sovsport.ru/news/text-item/363133
26.12.2009.

Two days I was not able to walk

Champion of Russia Evgeny Plushenko-2010 commented on the correspondent of "Soviet sport" Sergei Pryakhin his victory.

- Prior to the championship of Russia, I spent a total of five training sessions, so I'm satisfied with my skating, - said Plushenko. - Today I had many flaws - the triple Salchow, for example, needs to be done with my eyes closed. But I relaxed a little after the triple Axel, still make it in the second half of the program is not so simple.

Regarding his plans Plushenko said the following:

- After Sunday's exhibition, I will need a new injection for the pain. I won't be able to walk for two days, then I will slowly begin working again to get back on shape. How many more of these injections I would have by the time of the Olympics, is difficult to say. Perhaps not just one.I honestly can' see doctors anymore! But I'm going to do it all for the Olympics.

As the New Year, I'll spend it in my country house with Yana, and her parents. The second or third of January, will return to training. I would be prepared for the European Championships in Tallinn and the Olympics.

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http://sport.rian.ru/sport/20091226/201644673.html

Plushenko evaluate his Long program with score three

"(...) I'm glad that I was able to do the quad and the second triple axel. I had to run the program in my head to see where to put the elements because I failed to do some of the planned jumps so I had to count while I was skating where to put another element. It's a shame that the salchow didn't work out at the end of the program"

Plushenko admitted that "with such performance it's impossible to win a big skating competition" but "it was good that there were those little mistakes right now"

"There is something to aspire for and have something to work. If all had gone well, it would have raise the question: why bother to train?" So now we have new forces into the new year and prepare for the European Championships and the Olympic Games ", - noted the athlete.

Asked what goals he sets for the Olympics, Plushenko said he would like to skate "not like today. To not such unnecessary little mistakes that makes me change the course of the program," - he said.

"For me it is very important to do not one but two quadruples - he stressed. - For others, this may not be necessary, but I have a different approach."

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Here it explains about the lack of flip...

"It was an average performance, a three out of five, not more. Everything that was planned went wrong from the beggining. I couldn't do the first quad, so inmediately I began to figure the variants: where to try it again. I had to do a quadruple anyway. I'm very happy that I finally did it, a good one as well. Then if I had done a good triple axel, initially it was done with a combination with a triple flip, a difficult one but that is not very useful and thank god I didn't do it. After that, instead of a triple axel jump, I did a double. I though: I need to do a triple axel, otherwise I won't win. And then I had a double axel in my program and I changed it for a triple one. Maybe that's why the judge gave me an extra bonus. And, apparently, on the euphoria made me missed the triple salchow, it was such a gross error. These jumps should be done with my eyes closed.

"To tell you the truth, with that skating, like the one today, I can not win neither Olympics nor even the European championship. But this was even better. It was a very good test. I realized that I could overcome a situation that is going wrong. Of course, I got 270 points but I don't feel unconfortable about it, the judges have not just only overscored me right? This happens in nationals competitions. Perhaps Sergei Voronov didn't do 95 points in the shortm nor Artem Borodulin did 84. This is our home, here we can do whatever they want. I think in terms of stimulation it's even correct. To make us something to aspire to "- added an Olympic champion.

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http://www.sovsport.ru/gazeta/article-item/363246

For the sake of the Olympics I will go on all!

In his post-winning interview after winning the championship of Russia Evgeni Plushenko, told "Soviet sport" about what medal will he be happy to get at Olympics, described himself as "Grandpa" and admitted that he is so tired of doctors and the pain in his knee.

"I'd be happy with bronze"

- Don't you think yout marks were too high?
- It was not just mine. It's the national championship, rather than an international competition. The important thing is that I could rate my performance. For example, I doing all the spins, I'm doing all what is required but I don't get any "plus". Judges can award plus one, plus two. And I have, probably, a plus 0. Thee is a lot of work to do before Europeans and Olympics Games which are what I returned for.

- If you can't win gold in Vancouver ...
- You know what is my only concern at the Games? To skate well. I'll be glad with any medal. Seriously. I have a friend, hockey player Alexei Zhamnov. He has three Olympic medals: gold, silver and bronze. When we met him, he said to me: "Zhenya, catch up!". So even a bronze in Vancouver it will be a very decent result.Although of course, I would like the gold.

- Who are your main competitors?
- They are a dozen! Anyone can be a champion, there isn't a clear leader.For example, Joubert has good jumps. But on feelings, expressions he loses to Lambiel. And him is very good in the techinical aspect and artistry, but his big problem is with the triple axel. Takahashi is the King of footwork, but after his surgery he has had difficulties with the quad jump. Even today in Japan, he won natioanals without it. I remember I skated with him in some exhibitions and he was great, nine shows and nine times he skated clean! But in competition, Daisuke often makes mistakes. Oda? He skates well, but I think he isn't ready yet, he is young. Lysacek? Yes he is the world champion. However, his triple axel is done as a triple salchow. In general anyone can win and everyone can lose.

- What is the reaction to your return overseas?
- Strangely enough, it is better than in Russia. At home my attempt to return was often perceived negatively. And abroad, I've got some sidelong glances of young ones that says "Grandpa, what are you here for?". But do I need to pay attention to this?

- Were you surprised that Lambiel also returned?
- No. I was even willing to bet money that he would return. I almost did the bet with Ari Zakarian.

- Two consecutive world championships were won without a quad jump. Why do force your knees for it then? Do you need it? Just because of the record?
- Not just because of that. Maybe it sounds a bit snobbish, but I think that I should move skating forwards. I can not imagine my performance any other way. And the fact that my knees hurt ... Yes, on monday I'll get a new injection. I can no longer wbe without them. It's a terrible procedure, I'm so tired of doctors, and the pain, and then it will come back in a week and a half., but there's no other choice. For the Olympic Games. I'll do everything.

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(Just the new parts)

... But in Petersburg the public and the judges were, of course, fascinated, when Evgeni has finished his performance, by sending air kisses to half the judging panel that were women.

"Figure skating, it's not only a sport, it is also a theater. And we skate not only for ourselves but for the spectators and for the judges"...

... To perform at the Russian Nationals of course came with a cost, but the success of this competition is just the logical crowning of all my efforts this year. Believe me, being a eighth time national champion is an honor for me. I came back for this, I'm ready to endure any pain in order to compete at the Olympic Games. Another thing is that I don't like doctors anymore. Of course I thank them for all that they are doing, thanks a lot fot the jelp, but to see them again, it's a big test for me"...

... A few years ago, I went into durgery in Germany, on my right knee meniscus, and they thought that I had a similar injury on my left knee, so they asked "You are not going to compete anymore?" and I said to them "Well I will skate on shows". They say "But you won't do any quadruples?" and I told them "No, no!". So they decided not to touch my meniscus from my left knee and now I'm very sorry about that, that they didn't cut that meniscus. Now I need to get shots, one shot is enough for some days.

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http://www.infox.ru/sport/winter/2009/12/2...lyushcyen.phtml
It's a large article, I'm just posting the new information

«I have a microtear on the ligaments, in the muscles. I will get another shot on December 29th if everything goes well»

The drug, which helps Plushenko continue to performn is called hondroprotektor (which is glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, which is use to treat forms of osteoarthritis)

"The meniscus is very importan part of the knee joint. And when it is removed, as it happened to Evgeni Plushenko, and it continue to get a big load on the knne, then it starts to create damage to the cartilage that covers the bone in the joint. For the average person it is pretty painless, because the load isn't much, but for a man who in a daily basis deals with professional sports and it gives a higher load on the damaged knee, the cartilage begins to fade almost to the bone " comments for Infox.ru on of Russia's main traumatologist.

"And like an stomach can get ulcers, such ulcers can appear on the surface of the cartilage in the joint. This is a deforming arthrosis. There are four degrees of this disease. I do not know, of course, what degree Evgeni Plushenko has, but because the cartilage is still there, is that he gest an special preparation, the hondroprotector.

(about why it took so long to Plushenko to get better after the shot)
"Everything depends on the drug. Hondroprotektor is a foreign body introduced into the joint, wether is in a liquid form is still a foreign body, each joint can react to it differently. Moreover, in addition to the drug there is still a large number of different additives. So it happens that the drug can causes more inflammations. I can not say that it is very often, but it happens "

(about wether this drug will affect his doping test at Olympics)
"This is not a doping product. It's like a lubricant for the joint, it is absolutely a non-hormonal drug, and it has not effect in improving his results. It helps strengthen the cartilage", explained the doctor

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http://www.kp.ru/daily/24418/589923

... His wife - Dima Bilan's producer Yana Rudkovskaya's did not hide some happiness tears:

- What strength of mind Evgeni has! He became the eight time champion of Russia, despite his foot injury, after all he performed with a painkiller shot. I though I was going to be late for the competition. Because of bad weather the fly today to Peter took not one hour, as usually, but three and a half!

Evgeni was starting to worry about where I was. Then, when I arrived to Peter, I have hardly reached the stadium. In St.-Petersburg there's a heavy snowfall, 40 centimetres high. There was a terrible traffic jam.

Thank God that I was in time to see the performance of my husband. I am very happy that Evgeni has won, I was terribly worried about him, for his leg which is terribly injured. He is a real hero!

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http://sport.rian.ru/sport/20091227/201740050.html
Pissiev talking about Plushenko's performance

"Evgeny Plushenko has left a good impression, though he has still some work to do. But there is time. I think that his participation in the Championship of Russia for him it was very helpful: he and his coach (Alexei Mishin) are now aware of what they have to work on and what needs to be corrected".

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http://www.radiomayak.ru/tvp.html
There's an interview to Tatiana Totmianina and they ask her about Evgeni's come back.

(About Evgeni's comeback)

Tatiana Totmianina: It's worth a bow. I know how difficult it is to return to competitive sport, it is difficult to give up your real life after three years of continuous holiday and return to the ice is worthy of respect. When Plushenko goes to the ice, many competitors lowered their hands and their knees start shaking and they probably think that obviously can not win.
 
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cekoni
view post Posted on 3/1/2010, 06:57




Gala Exibition (click on pic .... bigger pic: "В другом размере") ;)
Фотографии в альбоме «ЧР10. Показательные» kkfksenia

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kudryavka
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 14:08




QUOTE (cekoni @ 3/1/2010, 14:57)
Gala Exibition (click on pic .... bigger pic: "В другом размере") ;)
Фотографии в альбоме «ЧР10. Показательные» kkfksenia

Thanks cekoni. I love these photos!!
Don't you think that he becomes more slimmer than last month? He looks very thin now (I love it :wub:)
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29.12.2009
The Yomiuri Shimbun:
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This article says about RN. Nothing new. After all, I think they wanted to say "Japanese skaters need to do a quad if they want to be 1st at Olympics, because there's Plushy." ^_^
 
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dimitra
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 15:05




when I watched him on tv plushy seemed too thin and a bit ill, did he look ok to you from close?

krudy come also to europeans please :wub:
 
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dimitra
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 15:22




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kudryavka
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 17:36




Hu~~ I love his free's costume. Tatoo (body painting?) and a red rose? :wub:

QUOTE (dimitra @ 4/1/2010, 23:05)
when I watched him on tv plushy seemed too thin and a bit ill, did he look ok to you from close?

He looked so tired and still recovering from ill. I felt somehow sorry for him. After EX, there were many fans who came from afar. I thought that they may meet him for the first time. And I got already his autograph and photos in Oct (thanks Zhenya) so I didn't approach him :)

Edited by kudryavka - 5/1/2010, 02:19
 
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rainisland
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 17:55




CITAZIONE
. I felt somehow sorry for him.

I felt the same, and I am still worried.
 
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lilaa
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 18:06




I can't believe he loves competition so much that he is ready to maintain this pain for it! He is so unbelievable :wub:
 
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cekoni
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 21:13




QUOTE (kudryavka @ 4/1/2010, 14:08)
29.12.2009
The Yomiuri Shimbun:
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I adore japanese letters - they look like a work of art, graphics... ^_^


QUOTE (dimitra @ 4/1/2010, 15:22)
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P.S. .... Euro banner? :rolleyes: Please, done the first one of those "old", with English sentence, instead russian ... you know which? ;)
 
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dimitra
view post Posted on 4/1/2010, 21:14




i will i m just in a coma today from travel :(
 
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cekoni
view post Posted on 5/1/2010, 02:06




Few "older" and one new videos :D
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... from Voronov's site - homevideos ;)

Press-conference Russian Nationals 2010 - after SP (24.12.)

http://rutube.ru/tracks/2779074.html?v=9ed...af79ffcc5af418b
http://rutube.ru/tracks/2779083.html?v=523...f72f43904f1d367
http://rutube.ru/tracks/2779092.html?v=3ab...614e1a070f79608

... of course, Voronov is the "main character" of this videos :AddEmoticons04263.gif:

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http://www.ntv.ru/novosti/182920/
27.12.2009

Plushenko was eightfold champion



- download: http://media.ntv.ru/news/20091227/TV_CH6_1...256_FIG_t41.mp4

Evgeni Plushenko won the Championship of Russia in St. Petersburg, becoming the owner of the national title by eight times. Thus our champion praised his skating stricter than judges.

Evgeni Plushenko: "Of course, a pity that the triple salchow in the end of the program shifted. It was not very good. And so in general, this is score of "three" on a five-point system. "

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http://www.tv100.ru/news/Sostav-sbornoj-st...verzhden-18628/
28.12.2009.

The composition of the national team in figure skating is finalized

- download: http://video.tv100.ru/video/d/0/a/72e93d93...e68c2adbd0a.mp4

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http://www.ntv.ru/novosti/183363/
4.1.2010

Plushenko tried the Olympic form :i5skuv.gif: :plushyoly:



- download: http://media.ntv.ru/news/20100104/TV_CH6_0...1_PLUSH_t14.mp4

Future Olympians will be equipped before going to Vancouver. The first of the skaters, who are selected for the Games on Championship of Russia was Evgeni Plushenko.

Evgeni is the most obvious contender for victory in Vancouver. Perhaps that is why he was handed one of the first set of Olympic clothing.

^_^

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