Not only did she win on the technical side, she should have won PCS with her faster speed, skating skills and musicality! I hope Jia takes the title in 2023 🙏 stay healthy and happy!
Lovely performance. Should have won the JWC but this corrupted sport robbed her of this moment. She has a very bright future, as she's only 14, I can't wait to see what she'll bring in the future.
@@kerryperryman3025 She did win the free! In the final standings, there was only a 0.54 points difference between them and Isabeau got higher PCS than Jia in the free! The problem was that a lot of Isabeau's jumps had problems such as underrotations, wrong edge on the flip and lutz and excessive pre-rotation that were not called for properly. Although I do recognise that Jia also had lutz edge problems that were not called, Isabeau's problems were far more and none of it called except for an unclear edge call on her flip, which should have gotten negative GOE but she received positive GOE lol. If both were called for their mistakes, Jia would have won.
Disagree. Isabeau had the advantage in the SP which ultimately won her the title. Jia had the better jumps and was appropriately scored in GOE but Isabeau received higher levels for step sequences and spins which edge out Jia just slightly. Isabeau also had two Loop combos which have a higher base value. They are both beautiful skaters with great assets (just different) and a refreshing change from Russians.
@@harveygirl95 Yes Isabeau had the advantage due to her sp score which contributed to her placing so high! But I still think that if the free was scored accordingly to the *rulebook* Jia would have won the free with a bigger margin from Isabeau, and in the end would have won the gold. And yes they're both beautiful, talented girls and I can only wish them the best!☺
Should have been gold in my opinion. The podium had talented skaters all around, but her jumps are just so much better than Isabeau's. Some of GOEs and calls were really surprising
I literally flinched seeing Isabeau's jumps when I watched the comp live. Not even the rus girlies make me do that. I'm VERY concerned for her back(especially since her coach is apparently an eteri stan YIKES). Jia should've won and that's a fact.
Jia had the best, absolutely gorgeous and textbook technique out of all the junior ladies here. Should have won her the event, however we still have American inflation and politics in the works as well. But I can't wait to see her more next season!
Jia is absolutely amazing skater and reminds me a lot of Yuna Kim!! Her performance with amazing jumps is consistently stable and strong. Hope she can add two quadruples when she make senior debut.
Thank you for saying a nice thing about Jia, but the judges are very generous to US and Russian skaters, so I am not sure of her bright future...especially after Russians will return.
Her technique is impeccable, I must say I am captivated by Levito's style but technically, Jia is so many levels ahead. She's so young to be this good... it's the sort of technique that some in the senior category do not even possess.
What a beautiful performance and program! I love both of her programs. She's really a beautiful skater, i hope her skills and techniques will always be this good or even become better in the future
Exactly, I saw the slow-mo and the commentators piss me off so much. She had a flat edge takeoff which was obvious but they said ”oh, yup that’s an outside edge”. They also missed thr fact that she underotated so many jumps
@@Leirix61 Isabeu SP was not perfect either jump wise. Her 3lo was not fully rotated and neither 3Lz or 3F edge was called. So clearly Jia should have won the SP as well
Just a word to your nick. Sui/Han are overrated since years, cause they are so cute and small. Their Olympic Gold this year was a bad joke. No games to China any more. Tarasova/Morozov were so much better, that even i could see this.
She has a better jumping technique than the americans. Great foundation for a bright future. (more work in the presentation should be done, which is totally fine for a junior)
I think that justice should be in first place. I'm concerned about Isabeau, she jumps like Anna Scherbakova or Kamila Valieva, and that means that she gets inflated scores for poor jumps. If she goes on like that, she'll retire before reach eighteen with a back injury. USA cannot produce champions imitating russian methods.
Трёхкратная вице-чемпионка мира среди юниоров, двукратный серебряный призёр финалов юниорского Гран-при, вице-чемпионка Юношеских Олимпийских игр и чемпионка Юношеских Олимпийских игр в команде - Джиа Шин!
Hi ISU, would you mind explaining to us WHY you are so afraid to give the Korean girls the marks they deserve? Are you that afraid to reward them with a major title? This performance clearly should have won the title yet your judges gave positive GOEs to Isabeau's shaky euler combination. Smh. Reform your system please. Sincerely, Everyone
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I agree 💯 percent with the commentator about her technical component skills in which she was rewarded for the technical component score was 74.74 and received as her overall score of 206.01, after the short program in which she was in third place. She moved up from third place to second place after the first place skater performed a better program overall. First place skater performed very well in the short program and had to maintain that lead if you know about it. Lindsey put the pressure on the top three medal contenders and they would have to develop the goods- both technical and artistic component skills of the interpretation of the music 🎵🎶. Everyone performed. Everyone skated the free program without mistakes. J. of Republic of Korea won the technical component skills, but not 🚭🚫 the artistic component skills to carry her over, she was temporary in first place after Lindsey of the USA. Both medal contenders have to make errors with their free program for her to win totally and depend on the placement of each in the short program that definitely decided and determined the outcome. Therefore, you have to know what the judging is in the technical component skills and composition component skills, but the skaters must have both!! Her score of Korea was 206.01 and the score of USA was 206.11 whom had a good lead coming to the free program, and that is one of the reasons why she won fairly, adequately and precisely. Research it yourself. Therefore, the commentator was right. If the winner made mistakes in her free program than J. of Korea would have won, but she didn't which caused her to win the title. Congrats to the winner 🏆, second 🥈 winner, and third 🥉 winner of the World 🌎🌍 Junior Skating Championships for the women's competition.
That’s a lot of words to say nothing. Isabeau had multiple under-rotations that should have resulted in a q or downgraded jumps. Isabeau’s lz-eu-sal combo should also have been invalidated. The euler was improperly performed and the salchow should not have been counted in combination. It should maybe have been a jump sequence which counts for less points even if the rotations are fine, and they were not.
@@coconutgelato7459 Since you are responding to me, I wrote down when the commentator said, short program matters. J of Korea was in Third place after the short program. For her to win the entire thing, the American will have to faltered in her entire free program, she didn't. J of Korea outscored her slightly in the free program, but the American, and it was closed had beaten her (J of Korea) less than .10 of a point. Korea 206.01 and the American 206.11 because of the Short Program!!! J of Korea out skated her country skater to obtain 2nd place. Review the short program and the free program without being biased. J of Korea is rewarded for her technical component skills, but she is very young, and needs to work on her artistic component skills as all of them for the senior level. Just saying. You feel that J of Korea was better, than that is your point of view, but I agree 💯 percent with the commentator and the judging which was better than the Olympics!!!
@@gailjones1807 Shin was in 2nd place after the short program (NOT 3rd, as you stated with your full chest), and, yes, Levito did have a wide lead in points after the SP. As I stated before, Levito had a lot of issues with her rotations and she received zero ‘q’,
@@coconutgelato7459 I will go over my notes. But the point is she won. According to the commentator, and the rest of the judges, she won. Isabeau was great in her short program and was rewarded. Shin scored higher in the free program technically, won the long program over Isabeau technically so the trajectory of the competition since you must know about the technical component skills more than the judges and commentator, Isabeau made her triple -triple jumps over rotated because of the height and the timing, and that is why Shin was better. Your overall score of Isabeau was better, because I got their scores very close to make it a great competition. If it was cheating involved, the Republic of Korea Figure Skating Federation and coaches would reported it, but it wasn't. It was fair, precise, and adequate for the short and free programs. The judges could review technical component skills and composition component skills on their computers. That's why they announced three judges for the technical component skills and they rewinded and reviewed timing, height, and rotation of all technical component skills and most importantly, the clean landing of the jumps. Jai Shin of Korea was better and cleaner in her technical component skills, and she was rewarded with a higher technical component score in which you haven't reported, but gave me USA overall score instead which I found very interesting 🤔 on your part. 😳, You were right about Shin's placement after the short program. Her score was 69.38, and would be competing in group 4. Jail Shin skated a good free program technically, triple -triple jumps were flawless and well executed cleanly: and she was rewarded with a higher technical component score of 74.52 better than Isabeau 's score of 70.84 in which Jai Shin's advantage was 3.68 ahead of Isabeau 's technical component score. Jai Shin's performance of the free program was well executed. Great competition 👍!
@@gailjones1807 who is alleging any cheating? This is a lot of jumping to conclusions and projecting. All I said was that the technical controller was negligent in their review process and overlooked a lot of issues. Isabeau’s jumps were not over-rotated. She did have several under-rotations though.
Not only did she win on the technical side, she should have won PCS with her faster speed, skating skills and musicality! I hope Jia takes the title in 2023 🙏 stay healthy and happy!
so agree!
This girl must have been winner.
True Champion 2022!
Lovely performance. Should have won the JWC but this corrupted sport robbed her of this moment. She has a very bright future, as she's only 14, I can't wait to see what she'll bring in the future.
so agree! always corrupt since 2014, with or without russia
Didn't she win free program? Overall the scores were pretty close. Isabeau was a bit more refined in my opinion.
@@kerryperryman3025 She did win the free! In the final standings, there was only a 0.54 points difference between them and Isabeau got higher PCS than Jia in the free! The problem was that a lot of Isabeau's jumps had problems such as underrotations, wrong edge on the flip and lutz and excessive pre-rotation that were not called for properly. Although I do recognise that Jia also had lutz edge problems that were not called, Isabeau's problems were far more and none of it called except for an unclear edge call on her flip, which should have gotten negative GOE but she received positive GOE lol. If both were called for their mistakes, Jia would have won.
Disagree. Isabeau had the advantage in the SP which ultimately won her the title. Jia had the better jumps and was appropriately scored in GOE but Isabeau received higher levels for step sequences and spins which edge out Jia just slightly. Isabeau also had two Loop combos which have a higher base value. They are both beautiful skaters with great assets (just different) and a refreshing change from Russians.
@@harveygirl95 Yes Isabeau had the advantage due to her sp score which contributed to her placing so high! But I still think that if the free was scored accordingly to the *rulebook* Jia would have won the free with a bigger margin from Isabeau, and in the end would have won the gold. And yes they're both beautiful, talented girls and I can only wish them the best!☺
Jia's jumping technique is so consistent to a 14 years old. The true gold medallist.
Should have been gold in my opinion. The podium had talented skaters all around, but her jumps are just so much better than Isabeau's. Some of GOEs and calls were really surprising
I literally flinched seeing Isabeau's jumps when I watched the comp live. Not even the rus girlies make me do that.
I'm VERY concerned for her back(especially since her coach is apparently an eteri stan YIKES).
Jia should've won and that's a fact.
The true winner, regardless of what the judges decided.
Gold...that was amazingly complete
JIA
you are true champion for tonight
This girl has all the technical skill, and my goodness, presented so very beautifully. Amazing.
She was the best. She has lovely jumps, in fact lovely everything.
U did so well! Deserved gold🥇
Gorgeous! Those flying jumps! Give her all the GOE!
Jia had the best, absolutely gorgeous and textbook technique out of all the junior ladies here. Should have won her the event, however we still have American inflation and politics in the works as well. But I can't wait to see her more next season!
she has a flutz but yeah everything else is pretty exemplary
chaeyeon kim has textbook technique but sadly she wasn’t here
Pezzetta has the best jumps technique out there
@@S80-r1o I need to see a slowmo, but definitely not the worst flutz
@@jenvogue5005 i mean she’s not medvedeva or miyahara but it’s a pretty egregious flutz. nice picking technique though
this was beautiful!! she should have won imo but im excited to see where her future goes :)
TRUE JUNIOR WORDL CHAMPION
I’ve seen her since she was very little, so proud of her!!
Jia is absolutely amazing skater and
reminds me a lot of Yuna Kim!!
Her performance with amazing jumps is consistently stable and strong.
Hope she can add two quadruples when she make senior debut.
Jia!!
I was very moved by your performance. Thank you for such a great performance.
flutters like a butterfly❤🧚🧚♂🧚♀
she will have a long career ahead of her. Someone I am excited to root for in the coming years 😁
What a brilliant talent! I think she will probably sweep the JGP and win next year. Her technique is solid and should survive any growth.
Do you think so? I doubt it with ISU allowing robbery left and right.
Such a beautiful program, i loved it
wow she is such a beautiful skater and that opening triple triple was huge! she has a bright future ahead of her :)
Thank you for saying a nice thing about Jia, but the judges are very generous to US and Russian skaters, so I am not sure of her bright future...especially after Russians will return.
Her technique is impeccable, I must say I am captivated by Levito's style but technically, Jia is so many levels ahead. She's so young to be this good... it's the sort of technique that some in the senior category do not even possess.
This FP was sensational! She simply explodes in this competition! +14 PB! 😀😀
Bravo! 참 잘했어요! 다치지 말고 승승장구 하세요!
She is a tiny person but her jumps are HUGE! Very impressed, Koreans tend to have very good technique.
What a beautiful performance and program! I love both of her programs. She's really a beautiful skater, i hope her skills and techniques will always be this good or even become better in the future
She should have won clearly. Levito had so many underrotations and q but judges gave all full rotation.
Exactly, I saw the slow-mo and the commentators piss me off so much. She had a flat edge takeoff which was obvious but they said ”oh, yup that’s an outside edge”. They also missed thr fact that she underotated so many jumps
Isabeau's SP was simply to perfect, that's why she won and judges had to compensate the deduction.
@@Leirix61 Isabeu SP was not perfect either jump wise. Her 3lo was not fully rotated and neither 3Lz or 3F edge was called. So clearly Jia should have won the SP as well
@@yohanes2034 I just call your opinion bullshit. I saw no underrotation and her performance was clearly the best, as 9 judges and I rated! 😆
Just a word to your nick. Sui/Han are overrated since years, cause they are so cute and small. Their Olympic Gold this year was a bad joke. No games to China any more. Tarasova/Morozov were so much better, that even i could see this.
These Korean skaters seem to always be well prepared!!.... Great skate and what a future for her! :)
너무 이쁘네요 최고최고, 화이팅 입니다
너무 자랑스러운 지아 ㅠㅠ 프리스케이팅 1등은 당연했어 이번 시즌 정말 수고했고 앞으로도 화이팅!!
Just beautiful 💖
A new star is born in Korea 😍
such a bright talent with an equally bright future ahead of her. one of the most promising juniors in the next quad!
She has a better jumping technique than the americans. Great foundation for a bright future. (more work in the presentation should be done, which is totally fine for a junior)
너무 자랑스럽고 너무 예쁘고 너무 멋져요. 한국의
피겨 미래가 밝네요..
Jumps are so effortless 💥 high lutz and she rotates fast. I think there are place for quad
Many Americans may disagree, but I think Shin's performance was better than Levitto's. Levito's jumps was especially poor.
I completely disagree. Isabeau can improve the speed on her jumps, however, her short program was better than Jia's. Short programs matter too.
@@elaine5825 Did you see her wrong edge? Also, Many of her jumps lack rotation. She needs to fix it so that she can get good grades in the future.
I think that justice should be in first place. I'm concerned about Isabeau, she jumps like Anna Scherbakova or Kamila Valieva, and that means that she gets inflated scores for poor jumps. If she goes on like that, she'll retire before reach eighteen with a back injury. USA cannot produce champions imitating russian methods.
@@elaine5825 isabeau's jumps were equally horrenduos in the short
@@Shun_si-yun_Rabbit no, i looked at it with .25 speed, I think your observation is inaccurate
ISU, stop your corruption! Stop awarding full points to underrotated and q jumps just because they come from certain countries
@Марина Россия3 thank you!
Beautiful skating! ♥ Запомним это имя - Jia Shin 😍
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Hi ISU, would you mind explaining to us WHY you are so afraid to give the Korean girls the marks they deserve? Are you that afraid to reward them with a major title? This performance clearly should have won the title yet your judges gave positive GOEs to Isabeau's shaky euler combination. Smh.
Reform your system please.
Sincerely,
Everyone
Agreed, very well said. Point blank periodt.
she’s a fairy 🌷
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she deserved gold！her medal was robbed.
Robbed of Gold.
Seriously she should've won and I watched this live
robbed
for sure
as always
Should've been gold
Wow robbed big time. Levito prerotated or underrotaded all her jumps…. :o
Несправедливое судейство. Эта спортсменка была вне конкуренции.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It’s the lutz at 2:46 for me 😍😍
Robbed! Its ISU again!
💖
Замечательное выступление (хотя лучшая отточенность в деталях не помешала бы)! Напоминает ОЧ - 2022 Анечку Щербакову в юности.
My name is Jia Zishin, so similar as my name,what is her korean name?
Her Korean name is Jia, which is her first name.
She was so robbed ..
when is she not 😭
Isabeau stealing medals from korean skaters since 2022
I agree 💯 percent with the commentator about her technical component skills in which she was rewarded for the technical component score was 74.74 and received as her overall score of 206.01, after the short program in which she was in third place. She moved up from third place to second place after the first place skater performed a better program overall. First place skater performed very well in the short program and had to maintain that lead if you know about it. Lindsey put the pressure on the top three medal contenders and they would have to develop the goods- both technical and artistic component skills of the interpretation of the music 🎵🎶. Everyone performed. Everyone skated the free program without mistakes. J. of Republic of Korea won the technical component skills, but not 🚭🚫 the artistic component skills to carry her over, she was temporary in first place after Lindsey of the USA. Both medal contenders have to make errors with their free program for her to win totally and depend on the placement of each in the short program that definitely decided and determined the outcome. Therefore, you have to know what the judging is in the technical component skills and composition component skills, but the skaters must have both!! Her score of Korea was 206.01 and the score of USA was 206.11 whom had a good lead coming to the free program, and that is one of the reasons why she won fairly, adequately and precisely. Research it yourself. Therefore, the commentator was right. If the winner made mistakes in her free program than J. of Korea would have won, but she didn't which caused her to win the title. Congrats to the winner 🏆, second 🥈 winner, and third 🥉 winner of the World 🌎🌍 Junior Skating Championships for the women's competition.
That’s a lot of words to say nothing. Isabeau had multiple under-rotations that should have resulted in a q or downgraded jumps. Isabeau’s lz-eu-sal combo should also have been invalidated. The euler was improperly performed and the salchow should not have been counted in combination. It should maybe have been a jump sequence which counts for less points even if the rotations are fine, and they were not.
@@coconutgelato7459 Since you are responding to me, I wrote down when the commentator said, short program matters. J of Korea was in Third place after the short program. For her to win the entire thing, the American will have to faltered in her entire free program, she didn't. J of Korea outscored her slightly in the free program, but the American, and it was closed had beaten her (J of Korea) less than .10 of a point. Korea 206.01 and the American 206.11 because of the Short Program!!! J of Korea out skated her country skater to obtain 2nd place. Review the short program and the free program without being biased. J of Korea is rewarded for her technical component skills, but she is very young, and needs to work on her artistic component skills as all of them for the senior level. Just saying. You feel that J of Korea was better, than that is your point of view, but I agree 💯 percent with the commentator and the judging which was better than the Olympics!!!
@@gailjones1807 Shin was in 2nd place after the short program (NOT 3rd, as you stated with your full chest), and, yes, Levito did have a wide lead in points after the SP. As I stated before, Levito had a lot of issues with her rotations and she received zero ‘q’,
@@coconutgelato7459 I will go over my notes. But the point is she won. According to the commentator, and the rest of the judges, she won. Isabeau was great in her short program and was rewarded. Shin scored higher in the free program technically, won the long program over Isabeau technically so the trajectory of the competition since you must know about the technical component skills more than the judges and commentator, Isabeau made her triple -triple jumps over rotated because of the height and the timing, and that is why Shin was better. Your overall score of Isabeau was better, because I got their scores very close to make it a great competition. If it was cheating involved, the Republic of Korea Figure Skating Federation and coaches would reported it, but it wasn't. It was fair, precise, and adequate for the short and free programs. The judges could review technical component skills and composition component skills on their computers. That's why they announced three judges for the technical component skills and they rewinded and reviewed timing, height, and rotation of all technical component skills and most importantly, the clean landing of the jumps. Jai Shin of Korea was better and cleaner in her technical component skills, and she was rewarded with a higher technical component score in which you haven't reported, but gave me USA overall score instead which I found very interesting 🤔 on your part. 😳, You were right about Shin's placement after the short program. Her score was 69.38, and would be competing in group 4. Jail Shin skated a good free program technically, triple -triple jumps were flawless and well executed cleanly: and she was rewarded with a higher technical component score of 74.52 better than Isabeau 's score of 70.84 in which Jai Shin's advantage was 3.68 ahead of Isabeau 's technical component score. Jai Shin's performance of the free program was well executed. Great competition 👍!
@@gailjones1807 who is alleging any cheating? This is a lot of jumping to conclusions and projecting. All I said was that the technical controller was negligent in their review process and overlooked a lot of issues. Isabeau’s jumps were not over-rotated. She did have several under-rotations though.
Beautiful! Bravo! Fantastic!