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Jean-Jacques Leroy - 27 - 2022 OLYMPIC CHAMPION, 9-time Canadian Champion OOC: Siddeblog. [Mun/Mod: Gia // 38 | She/Her] blog canon with yuriplisetsky-rp. If you're on mobile, search for rules and about page.

[jayusdraws]

More Twitch stream drawings from yesterday’s “Fanart Friday”! Remember to follow me on Twitch if you’d like to see how I go about making this!

[jjleroy-rp]

Olympic medal #4 in the bag. Now I have two team silvers, a team bronze, and an individual gold. Team USA wins gold, and Japan bronze.

Free Program

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 212.25 - 10 Points

Alexander Carpenter - USA 204.55 - 9 Points

Louis Leroy - CAN - 200.83 - 8 Points

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 175.86 - 7 Points

Ambrosi Lomdize - GEO - 154.74 - 6 Points

Overall

Team USA - 72

Team Canada - 67

Team Japan - 62

Team Italy - 52

Team Georgia - 48

Now I would love to win another individual medal, but stiff competition! With GH and the Altins, Seung-gil - we'll have to see what happens!

[jjleroy-rp]

We're at the Olympics, baby!

Competition started a couple of days ago officially. I started my Olympics yesterday in the Team Event.

Short Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 110.16 - 10 Points

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 109.96 - 9 Points

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 106.56 - 8 Points

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 105.87 - 7 Points

Adam Loughton - GBR - 99.94 - 6 Points

Kirill Anishin - USA - 98.00 - 5 Points

Brian Cartier - FRA - 88.05 - 4 Points

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 87.54 - 3 Points

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 84.15 - 2 Points

Simeon Chernov - POL - 80.47 - 1 Point

That left the final five teams for free to be: USA, Canada, Italy, Japan, and Georgia.

Going into the final day, with three disciplines left, team standings look like this:

Current Team Standings

Team USA - 45

Team Canada - 39

Team Japan - 33

Team Italy - 30

Team Georgia - 27

My brother will be competing in the team event today instead of me, as the Men's event starts in two days. My sister is competing in Pairs. I'm excited to - hopefully - be standing on the podium in my final Olympics with both of my siblings.

Let's go!

[ainitsuite-agape]

Well here Christmas is almost over, but it’s still early afternoon in Canada right? So I’m still on time to wish you a lovely JJ-Style Christmas! XD 

I’m back home, I left all my art tools in London and I’ll flight to Japan on the 27th (and I still can’t believe it!!!) so I’m sorry for the poor quality of this drawing, but I found this and I had to!! (I love this EH thing, I found it very cute)

MERRY CHRISTMAS EH! <3

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

Emil won the GP in Finland this past weekend over Seung-gil. Both are headed to the Final along with Otabek, Guang-hong, JJ, and Minami.

Short Program

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 101.52 

Emil Nekola - CZE - 100.91 

Louis Leroy - CAN - 98.94 

Adam Loughton - GBR - 97.02 

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 95.77

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 92.50

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 88.16

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - 84.18

Joseph Tremblay - CAN - 82.91

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 81.09

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 75.45

Henrik Hatala - FIN - 61.92

Free Program

Emil Nekola - CZE - 212.93 

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 209.55

Louis Leroy - CAN - 193.76

Adam Loughton - GBR - 192.92

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 182.29

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 164.48

Joseph Tremblay - CAN - 160.38

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 157.36

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 149.80

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 134.63

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - 134.07

Henrik Hatala - FIN - 111.87

Overall

Emil Nekola - CZE - 313.84

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 311.07 

Louis Leroy - CAN - 292.70 

Adam Loughton - GBR - 289.94

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 270.45

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 256.98

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 245.57

Joseph Tremblay - CAN - 243.29

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 238.45

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - 218.25

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 210.08

Henrik Hatala - FIN - 173.79

[jjleroy-rp]

So proud of my brother! 4th career GP medal!

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

My husband was amazing. So proud of you, lyubov. He's headed to the Final. 2 more spots left, likely to be Emil (also competing next weekend) and Seung-gil.

Short Program

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 106.54

Emil Nekola - CZE - 105.61 

Michael Anderson - USA - 99.09

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 97.07

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 96.67

Brian Cartier - FRA - 93.56

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 89.67

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 83.68

Naoji Nato - JPN - 77.68

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 75.87

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 75.61

Luke Elkin - USA - 74.28

Free Program

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 219.04 

Emil Nekola - CZE - 208.07 

Michael Anderson - USA - 201.59

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 196.58 

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 189.04

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 161.42

Brian Cartier - FRA - 159.97

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 155.97

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 155.41

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 152.76

Naoji Nato - JPN - 150.35

Luke Elkin - USA - 140.01

Overall

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 325.58 @oap-rp

Emil Nekola - CZE - 313.68

Michael Anderson - USA - 300.68

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 293.65 

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 285.67

Brian Cartier - FRA - 253.53

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 251.09

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 236.44

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 231.84

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 231.02

Naoji Nato - JPN - 228.03

Luke Elkin - USA - 214.29

[jjleroy-rp]

Good job, Otabek!

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

My good friend Guang-hong won gold today at NHK and is headed to the Final. Congrats.

Short Program

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 105.79

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 98.70

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 98.56

Louis Leroy - CAN - 96.30

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 91.60

Maskim Semenjov - EST - 91.28

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 83.45

Alessandro Rinaldi - ITA - 76.11

Alexander Bagrov - USA - 75.75

Thomas Marek - SVK - 72.52

Timmy Li - USA - 69.44

Asashi Kamada - JPN - 61.59

Free Program

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 214.65

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 200.26

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 188.66

Louis Leroy - CAN - 188.47 

Maskim Semenjov - EST - 165.93

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 163.49

Thomas Marek - SVK - 157.49

Alessandro Rinaldi - 153.49

Timmy Li - USA - 139.12

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 138.66

Alexander Bagrov - USA - 136.26

Asashi Kamada - JPN - 124.81

Overall

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 320.44 

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 300.96

Koichiro Fujiwara - JPN - 287.24

Louis Leroy - CAN - 284.77

Maskim Semenjov - EST - 257.21

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 246.94

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 230.26

Thomas Marek - SVK - 230.00

Alessandro Rinaldi - ITA - 229.60

Alexander Bagrov - USA - 208.56

Timmy Li - USA - 208.56

Asashi Kamda - JPN - 186.40

[jjleroy-rp]

Congrats GH!

[jjleroy-rp]

Sorry about the delay, I've been busy. Happy with the win at home in Canada! I can skate better, but the season is a marathon, not a sprint. I've been feeling a lot of pressure being the defending Olympic Champ coming into the Olympic season. Happy to make the Final, though!

Short Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 105.69

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 99.37

Kirill Anishin - USA - 98.84

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 95.14

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 92.07

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 89.80

Brian Cartier - FRA - 87.46

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 86.45

Nicolas Kamenev - CAN - 86.13

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 85.92

Ivano Dedic - CAN - 75.50

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 73.84

Free Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 207.41 

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 205.29 

Kirill Anishin - USA - 205.03

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 192.83

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 163.98

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 162.03

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 159.39

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 151.75

Nicolas Kamenev - CAN - 150.35

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 148.80

Brian Cartier - FRA - 142.64

Ivano Dedic - CAN - 141.40

Overall

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 313.10

Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 304.66

Kirill Anishin - USA - 303.87

Alexander Carpenter - USA - 287.87

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 253.69

Akira Yoshida - JPN - 251.46

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 247.95

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 238.20

Nicolas Kamenev - CAN - 236.48

Brian Cartier - FRA - 230.10

Aleksandr Hasanov - AZE - 222.64

Ivano Dedic - CAN - 216.90

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

My good friend Guang-hong dominated at the Cup of China this past weekend.

Short Program

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 103.68 

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 96.38 

Michael Anderson -  USA - 96.25 

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 94.13

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 90.42

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 88.33

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 87.57

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 75.61

Matthew Gonzalez - USA - 72.40

Xiaopeng Deng - CHN - 67.41

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 66.54

Liwei Li - CHN - 61.82

Free Program

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 210.13

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 197.16

Michael Anderson - USA - 195.28 

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 183.99

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 179.01

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 174.34

Matthew Gonzalez - USA - 148.81

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 141.92

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 137.94

Liwei Li - CHN - 135.72

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 124.10

Xiaopeng Deng - CHN - 117.11

Overall

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 313.81

Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 293.54

Michael Anderson - USA - 291.53

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 278.34

Carlo Bonacci - ITA - 269.34

Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 262.67

Matthew Gonzalez - USA - 221.21

Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 217.53

Hiroki Yamaguchi - JPN - 211.67

Nikolais Januais - LAT - 204.51

Liwei Li - CHN - 197.54

Xiaopeng Deng - CHN - 184.52

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

Well, the GP series has begun in France. My husband was great! Good competition overall.

Short Program

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 104.88 

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 103.79

Kirill Anishin - USA - 101.22

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 95.67

Adam Loughton - GBR - 95.09

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 87.25

Naoji Nato - JPN - 87.04

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 84.87

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 78.68

Maurice Droit - FRA - 78.50

Dean Langlois - FRA - 75.20

Giovanni Schiavone - ITA - 71.81

Free Program

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 213.82

Kirill Anishin - USA - 204.78

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 203.59 

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 196.08

Adam Loughton - GBR - 189.24

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 170.68

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 163.74

Maurice Droit - FRA - 155.48

Naoji Nato - JPN - 145.74

Dean Langlois - FRA - 133.66

Giovanni Schiavone - ITA - 126.18

Eiji Izumi - JPN -122.32

Overall

Otabek Altin - KAZ - 318.70 @oap-rp

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 307.38 

Kirill Anishin - USA - 306.00

Adam Loughton - GBR - 284.33

Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 280.95

Ambrosi Lomidze - GEO - 259.41

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 249.04

Maurice Droit - FRA - 233.98

Naoji Nato - JPN - 232.78

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 209.57

Dean Langlois - FRA - 208.86

Giovanni Schiavone - ITA - 197.99

[leodelaiglesia-skates]

Congrats, Otabek!

Good job, as well, JJ!

[jjleroy-rp]

Thanks! I'm fine with this after winning Nepela. Moving onto SC!

[flxrscnt]

it’s ya boi jj

[story-kat]

Art by aoiumetinn

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[capsensislagamoprh]

JJ upset. He got distracted and some of the bags he was guarding during a layover went missing. One of the missing had distinctive tiger print.

Isabella: Just tell him.

JJ: No, I can't. He barely trusts me. I'm so dead.

Isabella: JJ. You're over thinking it. It's a carry on. Not the end of the world.

JJ: Yeah. You're right. It's just a carry on.

Otabek returning from the necessarium: Where is Yuri's bag?

JJ: that very specific you-know-how-I-am look

Otabek: You are wanting flowers at funeral?

Isabella: Beks! It's a carry on, not state secrets.

Otabek: He carries-on his skates.

Isabella to JJ, eyes wide: RUN.

Twenty minutes later, to the dulcet tones of high pitched screeching and cries for help:

Mila: You gonna tell them you packed his back up skates in your checked bag?

Otabek: Let me have this.

[hetteh-spegetteh]

*wakes up in a cold sweat* I HAVEN’T DRAWN JJ YET??!!!

[hammerings-deactivated20230414]

I wish I had his confidence, I really like JJ

[torakun-art]

If you're taking requests, it would be nice to see JJ do his signature pose. Thanks! Keep up the good work!!

Here you go! :D

[misutorekun]

OtaYuri week Day 5&6: Encouragement and “Rivalry”

Leave them alone JJ, you don’t understand ( ´ ω ` )ﾉ ~♪