This floor routine will always be in my heart for its daring coreography! (Love the leg dancing) Sad she didn't win a medal for it, Kseniia you are still beautiful!!
La caìda no le roba el majestuoso ejercicio, ella con esa obra de arte se ganó el respeto y admiración por encima de las norteaméricanas👍👍👍 Bravo Xenia👍👍👍
@@sanasgirl she actually got a great deal of RESPECT from other countries, just not her own. You do know that, after 2008 Ana Pavlova was essentially blackballed from gymnastics by her own country, right? Ksenia wasn’t exactly treated very nicely for a bit either- nor was Grishina. Not like Ana but they certainly didn’t receive a warm welcome back. Russia may not receive much admiration or respect from other countries, but they bring it all on themselves by how they treat others. Take the present day- state sanctioned doping? Who would ever want to show respect for a country who sees no wrong in that!
@@saragrant9749 No she did not. Everyday I go look on twitter or UA-cam, westerners make fun of this one fall. In Russia, we had GREAT respect for her and sympathised with her and Grishina, Unlike Western nations. We really don't care that you don't give admiration or respect to Russia, I mean you're an American. Americans love taking their drugs and looking like the opposite genders but since these organisations are so pro west, They don't care. Let me remind you that America has bombed and killed innocent people in like 50+ countries, Shouldnt they be permanently banned?
@@juliakrystal19 You must be....she lost at most 5 tenths in execution, the most she would have received is about a 14.833 to a 14.900 5 to 5.5 tenths the most. Check out her qualifying score. I can not stand people who stan a country in WAG but do not understand scoring. SMH
@@jorgesalazar2340 Kyle and Rod (and now Brenda) are very respectful towards the athletes which is something I like about them; they don't hurl needless insults at the opposing teams the way some commentators do.
You could see entering that last pass that she was just a tick under rotated, making it tough to land. Hard to see as it was gorgeous work up to that point.
@@monicakelly6273 LMAOO excuse me? The point I was talking about was the execution deduction of the fall, not other deductions of the routine. The blatant ignorance here LOL.
@@annapavfan4680 They did not take a point for execution. Look at qualification, she had a 14.833, that routine was amazing, better than this one. She lost at most 5 tenths in execution as she landed the final pass of this routine. She never would have received a point for this mistake. The only blatant ignorance is coming from you, as you somehow believe she would have received a point had she landed with no complication.
Monica Kelly 5 tenths was for a fall in the 90’s. She landed it because her feet hit the mat. If they hadn’t she would’ve lost the element. She fell= 1 point off. Do you even know what you’re talking about? ‘The ignorance.’ 🤦🏻♀️
@@saragrant9749 I didn't cinveniently forgot that. It's just that even with two falls on beam and some "laughable scores", Russia beat USA. Oh, btw, talking about "laughable scores", don't forget to mention Sunisa Lee on her UB Final rsrs
Finally we got redemption after being belittled by USA stans for so long. Russia would've most likely won in 2022 TF and AA with Listy. I am excited to see what they bring to the table since they are unbanned now.
And how many gold medals on floor has that earned? Oh right- NONE since Zamo in 2000. I’d rather see the individualized style of dance that other countries- including the USA and Romania- bring over the exaggerated arm movements and incomplete turns, sloppy tumbling and such that you guys bring.
@@fortheloveofcats2462 In no way was the downfall Grishina's or Afanasyeva's falls. It started with Paseka completely falling towards the judges, That already left Russia with less confidence, Then Mustafina's beam and THEN the 2 falls on floor. So it started with Paseka as they lost like .5 already.
Mustafina won 2013 beam, 2014 floor bronze, 2013 bronze AA, and 2016 gold on bars, silver with team, and bronze AA. Paseka become twice vault world champion (2015, 2017) silver with team (2019), and olympic silver medalist (2016) Afanasyeva won silver in 2015 floor, and also a few medals in 2016 euros and olympic alternate in 2015 Komova was 2015 bars world champion and beam finalist. Also grishina won a few medals in 2013 euros. So, they are supertars
At the very end of her routine, after three difficult tumbles, dance choreography and such. Unless you can do it perfectly you are in no position to childishly judge.
She is just phenomenal on floor evem with a fall
Even with the fall... This is a masterpiece. Congrats Ksenia!
fredericomcd I definitely agree. Masterpiece indeed
I was hoping she’d make it to Rio.
By far the best choreographed and best performed floor routine in this Olympics even with the fall
Sally Daniel best choreographed? Maybe. Best formed? Definitely not. Literally fell on her last pass.
Afan and Ponors' floor were both enchanting
@@kp395 and izbasa
I just wish she’d been able to get to Rio. She could have medaled on floor there.
Anastasia grishina choreography was better
This floor routine will always be in my heart for its daring coreography! (Love the leg dancing) Sad she didn't win a medal for it, Kseniia you are still beautiful!!
Her fall is SO heartbreaking! She is one of the best floor workers of her quad (I mean 2013-2016) and definately the most artistic one
I was very disappointed when she didn’t make it to Rio.
Oh that beautiful attitude spin! I love to see ballet training in gymnastics. Such artistry.
Still my favorite routine even with the fall
She is awesome!!
La caìda no le roba el majestuoso ejercicio, ella con esa obra de arte se ganó el respeto y admiración por encima de las norteaméricanas👍👍👍 Bravo Xenia👍👍👍
And earned disrespect from her own country for the mistake. Doesn’t say much for Russia, does it…
@@saragrant9749 What? Do you live in Russia? She occurs so much more hate from you westerners!
@@sanasgirl she actually got a great deal of RESPECT from other countries, just not her own. You do know that, after 2008 Ana Pavlova was essentially blackballed from gymnastics by her own country, right? Ksenia wasn’t exactly treated very nicely for a bit either- nor was Grishina. Not like Ana but they certainly didn’t receive a warm welcome back. Russia may not receive much admiration or respect from other countries, but they bring it all on themselves by how they treat others. Take the present day- state sanctioned doping? Who would ever want to show respect for a country who sees no wrong in that!
@@saragrant9749 No she did not. Everyday I go look on twitter or UA-cam, westerners make fun of this one fall. In Russia, we had GREAT respect for her and sympathised with her and Grishina, Unlike Western nations. We really don't care that you don't give admiration or respect to Russia, I mean you're an American. Americans love taking their drugs and looking like the opposite genders but since these organisations are so pro west, They don't care. Let me remind you that America has bombed and killed innocent people in like 50+ countries, Shouldnt they be permanently banned?
Still a good routine
Ella en esas olimpiadas era la mejor en suelo... esa rutina estaba fenomenal... y ella es una campeona!!! Gracias por el video!!!
Love this routine!
still slayed it with 14.333, damn
She did no get any penalties....are you stupid?
@@monicakelly6273 nope, are you?
@@juliakrystal19 You must be....she lost at most 5 tenths in execution, the most she would have received is about a 14.833 to a 14.900 5 to 5.5 tenths the most. Check out her qualifying score. I can not stand people who stan a country in WAG but do not understand scoring. SMH
@@monicakelly6273 and I cannot stand people who are insulting like you. First learn to talk to people respectfully.
@@monicakelly6273 Wow you're stupid
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Oh poor thing... The routine was spectacular whatsoever.
She heard the bell and rushed it, I feel so sorry for her and Team Russia.
her quals was even better
The Canadian broadcast?! Excellent! By any chance, do you have the entire thing?
Wendy W I know I'd say they we're among the best.
@@jorgesalazar2340 Kyle and Rod (and now Brenda) are very respectful towards the athletes which is something I like about them; they don't hurl needless insults at the opposing teams the way some commentators do.
You could see entering that last pass that she was just a tick under rotated, making it tough to land. Hard to see as it was gorgeous work up to that point.
Wow! Add 1 point , and this floor would have matched the 2 highest floor score in these games.
She did not lose one point, did you look at how she was scored? Learn the judging of gymnastics before making ignorant comments.
@@monicakelly6273 LMAOO excuse me? The point I was talking about was the execution deduction of the fall, not other deductions of the routine. The blatant ignorance here LOL.
@@annapavfan4680 They did not take a point for execution. Look at qualification, she had a 14.833, that routine was amazing, better than this one. She lost at most 5 tenths in execution as she landed the final pass of this routine. She never would have received a point for this mistake. The only blatant ignorance is coming from you, as you somehow believe she would have received a point had she landed with no complication.
Monica Kelly A fall is a full point, she fell. So she would’ve gotten a 15.333 if she hadn’t fallen. What are you even taking about?
Monica Kelly 5 tenths was for a fall in the 90’s. She landed it because her feet hit the mat. If they hadn’t she would’ve lost the element. She fell= 1 point off. Do you even know what you’re talking about? ‘The ignorance.’ 🤦🏻♀️
Without the fall it would've been at least a 15.233 :(
15.333 I think
@@renanstein4118 I added 0.9 assuming she would land it and take a step, which is a 0.1 deduction
Mágica
Espectacular incluso con la caída ❤❤❤❤
It's funny that in 2021 we saw USA perform Just like that... against Russia
Russia had falls too, in case you forgot conveniently. They were also given some laughable scores.
@@saragrant9749 I didn't cinveniently forgot that. It's just that even with two falls on beam and some "laughable scores", Russia beat USA.
Oh, btw, talking about "laughable scores", don't forget to mention Sunisa Lee on her UB Final rsrs
@@resultoconsultoria LOL, ended her !!
Finally we got redemption after being belittled by USA stans for so long. Russia would've most likely won in 2022 TF and AA with Listy. I am excited to see what they bring to the table since they are unbanned now.
@@saragrant9749 And still won, Isn't that more embarrassing for the flop country of USA?
I think hear the bell she rush the last pass
Typical Russian style routine, full of personality and passion....not the robotic souless American or the rushed stacatto Romanian styles
And how many gold medals on floor has that earned? Oh right- NONE since Zamo in 2000. I’d rather see the individualized style of dance that other countries- including the USA and Romania- bring over the exaggerated arm movements and incomplete turns, sloppy tumbling and such that you guys bring.
completely agree. I stopped watching international competitions after the rusian ban.. i cant stand uk and usa no pointed feet and zero coordination
The mistake took points but didn’t take the beauty ❤
1:32, The end for the Russian Team
The end of the Russian team came after Mustafinas beam.
@@monicakelly6273 nah, it came after Grishina missing her triple full and Afan's fall. Musta pretty much saved the day, and won the silver for Russia.
@@monicakelly6273 it came After paseka's vault
@@fortheloveofcats2462 In no way was the downfall Grishina's or Afanasyeva's falls. It started with Paseka completely falling towards the judges, That already left Russia with less confidence, Then Mustafina's beam and THEN the 2 falls on floor. So it started with Paseka as they lost like .5 already.
@@austinxa2339 Yes!
1:12
...and they were never heard from again.
...Afan was the world floor silver medalist in 2015, seperated from Simone by quite a small margin.
Mustafina won 2013 beam, 2014 floor bronze, 2013 bronze AA, and 2016 gold on bars, silver with team, and bronze AA.
Paseka become twice vault world champion (2015, 2017) silver with team (2019), and olympic silver medalist (2016)
Afanasyeva won silver in 2015 floor, and also a few medals in 2016 euros and olympic alternate in 2015
Komova was 2015 bars world champion and beam finalist.
Also grishina won a few medals in 2013 euros.
So, they are supertars
@@jesuspalomo5143 Grishina deserved way more, She could've contended for beam medal in 2013 worlds.
This is true to an extent, Because Grishina was blacklisted after the games and the coaches didn't use her potential rightfully.
What a messy team was russia in those Olympics, every single girl have a disaster routine on all of the events 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Americans too,Gabby on floor and beam,Aly on beam,McKayla on vault,Jordyn Wieber on floor
@@alexzaharia7954. Not in the team finals.
Didnt they still finish second?
Although messy, These girls stole everyones heart in London 2012.
Fell on the easiest pass lol
Misógina internalizada Opresora héteropatriarcal nerves
At the very end of her routine, after three difficult tumbles, dance choreography and such. Unless you can do it perfectly you are in no position to childishly judge.
we all wanted Russia to win but USA was way better and confident 😅