Yuzuru Hanyu scores 110.72 , now leading the short program.
After four years of absence in the Nationals, now the king is back.
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Yuzuru Hanyu scores 110.72 , now leading the short program.
After four years of absence in the Nationals, now the king is back.
WELCOME BACK!
Yuzuru Hanyu leads the short program at 4CC 2020 with 111.82 setting his 19th world record on the board.
Ps: who is super overwhelm about everything? I’m SUPER happy he found his skating back. ❤️
-and he stayed and fought as they tried to take away his crown.
What they did not know was, the more they throw rocks at his feet, the blue flame within him grows.
The king shall remain and he will for a long time.
No one will surpass him, no one other than himself. //tjb//
There's so much going in figure skating rn and the ISU is not stopping their quest of changing every bit of the sports to probably get a certain someone retire. He won't budge though, he won't stop without putting a fight
He missed Nationals four years in a row because of injuries but now he's back, two Olympic championships under his name.
Are you ready for the Japanese Nationals?
Yuzuru Hanyu finished with a silver behind Shoma Uno, wrapping Japanese Nationals this week.
It was a tiring week but the fight is not yet over. Next stop, 4CC and the final battle, Worlds Championship 2020.
Fate said to the warrior-“You cannot stand against the storm”. The warrior replied, - “I AM THE STORM .”
It was a LONG month especially for figure skating, specifically for Yuzuru. He had three competitions back to back and was obviously tired but still pushed through for Nationals.
This week in particular was a roller coaster ride. After the FS, I was actually sad, disappointed and scared about how he might be feeling. He tends to go hard on himself whenever he personally think his performance didn't satisfied the fans and knowing how he wanted to win Nationals after four years, it might have been a big blow on his confidence, not mentioning the fact he failed to get his Grand prix title back as well.
BUT, this is THE Yuzuru Hanyu who we are talking about.
Two time Olympic Champion and overcomed so much in his entire skating career. As long as he says that the fire within him burns and ready to overcome challenges, I'll continue believing on our miracle boy.
Fly high Yuzu, we'll be right here supporting you. Go get your wings back.
Yuzuru Hanyu qualifies for the Grand Prix Finals aiming to win his 5th GPF title
Finally, winter is here.