The FIRST 4A is here!!!
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- While the world is rooting for Yuzuru Hanyu to become the first skater to land the first quadruple axel, Ilia Malinin wrote the 4A history and executed the first fully-rotated quad axel in training.
Everyone predicted Ilia Malinin to be the next BIG contender from the moment he landed multiple 4+4 jump combos. When will he land the 4A in competition next?
0:00 Ilia's Quad Axel
0:35 The History of 4A
2:05 Ilia's Next Goal
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I don't care about the 4A
I just want both Yuzuru & Ilia to have a long & healthy career with no injuries so I can keep watching them 🥺
Yes, yes, yes!
Can you not mention Yuzuru here? 🤔
@Luiza Souza yes he did. This comment was made 8months ago, yuzuru retired only 2months ago
But we do care about individuals making history with such performances that challenge physics and the limits of the human body! Ilia made it at the age of 17, maybe he’ll be the only one on earth who has ever succeeded in this.
Yesss
i hope young skaters don't start hurting themselves pushing to do the 4a, they have a whole life ahead of them after they retire
Yep ,he still young and to bad if he got serius injury because of doing 4a
Certainly they will. 🙁
Congratulations to him now I’m waiting for Yuzu’s 4A with entry and exit steps on an official competition
@Mai Tandy não vai não... ele já tem vitórias e êxitos demais conquistados em sua carreira e um carisma fantástico que impedem que ele se sinta decepcionado....
@ Acho que não, a insegura não se mede por isso...
Even if he didn’t do the 4A I’ll still love him with all of my heart 😭😭
Yuzu announced his retirement :(((
@@user-wt7lv1se8s oh nooo :(((
To all the Yuzuru Hanyu fans who are trying to lower Iliya’s achievement: It doesn’t matter whether Yuzuru has landed the jump cleanly first or somebody else, just be happy it has been achieved and we can look forward to seeing it in competition in the near future.
I agree, just because someone else does it doesn't automatically mean Yuzuru Hanyu is suddenly a bad skater, and no-one is saying he is, so there shouldn't be any reason to drag Ilia down
And who knows yuzu will retire soon,because his not young anymore and had alot of injury ,and it does't matters if his doing 4a in cmpetition or in a show ,it would be still good😊
@@estherzy Watch his more recent attempts, it’s fully rotated.
@@estherzy if short - it’s normal for Axel to have a 1/4 prerotation, and this is exactly how much perotation Ilia has. You can clearly see this in the recent video from Japan where Ilia performed the 4a. If you see otherwise, I can’t help you, it’s your problem. Don’t change the topic to Malinin’s technique - he has one of the best jump techniques and is fairly consistent. We talk about the 4a here and not about Ilia’s jump consistency, no idea how you managed to change the topic and turn it on the personal side too (“buy tickets,… support him” etc.). Don’t answer, I absolutely don’t want to spend my time to argue with some random person on the internet when it’s clear for everyone what I’m saying. The only thing that is important is that the 4a will be landed, and all your problems such as consistency and technique can be solved later.
@@estherzy How is that not a 4A. And he's posted multiple other 4As since then and they've all been fully rotated. If not by your definition, definitely by judges definition if he was judged. I love Yuzu but you're an actual fool and a liar to say that it's not better than Yuzu's, which haven't even been a quarter short -- they've always been at least UR, 99% downgraded. You are the exact person that literally bullied Yuzu off of Twitter and you call yourself a fan? Also, stop strawmaning the argument. The person you were responding to never claimed that Ilia's jumps were of the best technique. He just said that they were one of the best, which is absolutely true.
they say he is the first one who landed quad axel just because he shared it online. before that, Yuzuru Hanyu landed quad axel but didn't share this with the media but his coach. he even sent him a mail. ''he didn't announce it so that doesn't make him the first one'' no that is not the case. what important is you should be able to land it on a competition and you have to be approved by getting points.
Sorry. Is he (ilia)officially acknowledged? A 4a in a practice is different in an actual competition.
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No Yuzu sent a video to Ghislain because this was the first time he was not falling on the landing. Yuzu never said and never landed the 4A with a correct landing. That's said, I pray for Yuzu to be the first skater to ratify the 4A because it's his chilhood dream.
If its not on social media, it didn’t happen.
Hanyu said in a post-Olympics interview that he had never landed 4A in practice.
can we just stop with these petty arguments about "who did it first" because there's really no point...just be happy for ilia's achievement. his 4a is amazing whether you like it or not
Being conscious of who, where and when a difficult element is tried for the first time at a competition is very important because it has historic significance.
@hnyyzu are you joking? Of course there is a point! Its not a petty argument it is significant just like in EVERY sporting disciplines. In modern skating, we saw the difficulty of the elements since the last 3 Olympics skyrocketed, it is then celebrated and its an honour to name the athlete who achieved such feat for the first time. Such athletes serves an inspiration to future skaters by doing so. Doing it first time is a progress!
Cuando lo realice en una competencia oficial entonces se hace historia, esperemos en la temporada de Gran Prix lo logre
@@miriamcecichavi7631 Lo realizará. Es cuestión de tiempo. A los 17 años éste muchacho ya es capaz de hacer cuádruples todos los saltos y se le nota la garra y la voracidad por aterrizar ese 4A en competencia.
@@stanleystanley1741 by "petty arguments" i'm talking about the people in the comments who think that
"yuzuru has already ratified the 4A" "yuzuru was the first" and just hating on ilia...
i can hear the yuzu stans crying rn
Landing 4A in practice is the first step. Next is doing it consistently enough to pull it off in competition. No matter who lands 4A in competition first this is a huge accomplishment. Best of luck Ilia!
Yuzuru Hanyu, sir, what have you done? Kids are going crazy about that jump now 😄
He really pulled the trigger didn't he? If he hadn't mentioned it would others have gone crazy for it?
His fans literally attack everyone who has anything to do figure skating
Yuzuru es una leyenda un patinador muy completo entre técnica y artística con programas de alta calidad artística no se puede comparar Ilian va comenzando era su propia historia pero es poco a poco tiene que superar primero lo que hizo Nathan Chan
@@angelicakovacs1113 that's not true
Ilia always had an interest for difficult jumps. Even before Yuzu tried 4a 😄
I'm a huge Yuzu fan but we must commend Ilia's hard work and effort here. Absolutely incredible! :)
In chess we have our undisputed king his name is Magnus Carlsen. If there is something that a junior does(such as Alireza Firouzja or Rambashu Praggnanndaa), or even someone of Magnus’s age(Ian Nepomniachtchi or Hikaru Nakamura), they are immediately compared to him. I suspect this Yuzuru Hanyu is the king of figure skating in that his name is always compared to others? I’m new to this sport.
In chess there is also a record no one has broken: a rating of 2900. It is extremely difficult to obtain and no man has ever came close to breaking it except for Magnus. His peak rating is 2881, with 2889 on live ratings, while the second highest is Garry Kasparov with 2851. Think of it as chess’s quad axel. Most only suspect Magnus can do it, but he’s 31 and the stage is set for youngsters to overtake in 15 years.
@@makaelaischillin If you are new to this sport I would like to introduce you to Nathan Chen, reigning Olympic champion and three-time world champion... Plus that he holds the world record score for the long program, the short program and overall score. Many of us consider him to be the king of figure skating. But yes, Yuzuru Hanyu is also a legend, two-time Olympic champion, even though he hasn't been able to beat Nathan in the last four years. They are both fantastic. But of the two, only Yuzuru has attempted the quad axel in competition, hence the comparison.
@@elisabethanderson7124 Wow I just checked him out and yes he is amazing! Thank you for telling me!
@@makaelaischillin Be sure to watch his free skate at worlds 2021! Perfection from start to finish.
I wonder who will be the first to officially land this Axel in competition. Looking forward to seeing this achievement from Iliya or Hanyu ❤️
Illia , many japanese fan are looking foward UR success. U can be the new legend. The youngest king of figua skate. Go ILLIA!
i am japanese so of couse i love hanyu
but also love malinin
he is really clean and challenger
respect him
Ilia Mailnin, you did it! Your becoming first Quad Axle!
He did it because he's still young, 17 years old, and focuses on practicing the 4A and landing it when he's still young, because you might not land it if you're old, or above 20, or 23, because it's the age where you're at the pick of your youth (physicaly).
Sorry..English is not my first language.
It all boils down to excellent technique and good coaching. Nobunari Oda can still do a 4T-3T and he's 35.
CONGRATULATIONS!! AMAZING!! THRILLING!! WELL DESERVED. ANYONE ANY TIME WHO CAN LAND A 4A DESERVES ONLY OUR RESPECT!! If you are going to criticize then you better FIRST BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE THIS JUMP....talk is cheap, everyone thinks they are an expert....but the man in the video and Hanyu are not TALKING THEY ARE ACCOMPLISHING!!!
Beautiful 😍
This is so impressive and I look forward to seeing it in competition. I do hope that he is careful with his health, as this looks dangerous and I would much rather a long impressive career from him 💜💜
Way to go Ilia! Already competently leading the next generation of skaters!
This is just amazing. I remember seeing a documentary that stated a quad axel was impossible for a human to land correctly given the physics and limits of the human body.
If only these guys jumped as high as Midori Ito did they could easily hit 4.5 revolutions. These guys are trying to land it by speeding up their revolutions but are not reaching the requisite height.
Soooo damn true
@Kate I was already 12 years old then. She fell in Munich during her short program at the 1991 worlds
If Midori didn't have that damn leg wrap she would've been the first to land a 4A
I truly wish he will be pulling a clean 4A off in an official tournament soon. Wish him all the best, so talented in jumps.
Competition not tournament.
Sorry. So Ilia's 4a this time, where is the event? It's not in an official competition?
I'm happy, but I feel so conflicted. I just really hope that Yuzuru will be the first to land it clean in competition. Ilia is amazing!
Don't mind it. Yuzu's the one who pulled the trigger anyway. Didn't ISU have to change the rule as predicted by an Italian coach and professor? Future skaters should be grateful to a game changer like Yuzuru because he gave them motivation, right?
Didn't yuzu already land quad axel like 5 months ago? You should search
@@mfsatan he didn’t
@@mfsatan I thought it was downgraded or deducted or something. Plus, I did say CLEAN ... you should read as I have already searched prior to making the comment. Yuzuru has yet to land it cleanly.
@@yvettelosoya8169 oh fuck didn't read it sorry lmao
相信很多羽生的粉絲那麽喜愛羽生的滑冰，並不是因為他完成的圈數,而是他的獨特性,藝術性
赞同。羽生是在挑战自己，不是别人。他的19次世界记录都是挑战自己。
如果柚子做到4A,也是完成他自己的心愿与挑战。
但是1988年，柚子都还没出生，如何有4T?
喜歡他真的是因為他對花滑的熱情！不管他有沒有挑戰4A成功，有沒有拿冠軍🏆我喜歡他因為他是羽生結弦
Amazing!
Ilya is the best, his SP in Tallin - really something! My congratulations and best wishes to Ilya.
Artur Dmitriev is the first to attempt 4A, might have already landed in practice. Hanyu mentioned he has never landed in practice in a post-Olympics interview. His attempts are still far compared to llia's attempts despite practising for years. His first attempt is underrotated and downgraded to a 3A and he landed on 2 feet, while his second attempt is again underrotated and he fell. Compared to llia's three attempts where the first only has a step-out and within a few days, the second one is near clean and after a few days, the third one is clean, not to mention how his landing is so much stable than Hanyu. llia will definitely land first, especially when he progresses so fast that it took him only a short time to train and he is landing 4A everyday now.
I hope he works on his posture, extensions, and skating skills too! If he has the artistry of Jason Brown he will be unbeatable
I was fortunate to see Nathan Chen at Stars on Ice but I really preferred watching Jason Brown! Watching his beautiful skating in person was a treat!
....why does he need to be like Jason Brown? There are other skaters who aren't Jason Brown who also score very well in PCS.
@@divinearia1601 why not?
@@maple8859...because not everyone likes Jason's style of skating and, as I said, he's not the only skater who scores well in PCS. Other skaters can find their own individual styles.
@@divinearia1601 I see… of course Ilia will have his own style, to fit his body type, his musicality, and probably that of his parents/coaches. So far Ilia reminds me more of Yuzuru, maybe because they are both slender and give the impression of being more aerodynamic. I don’t know how to explain this, but when they jump, I feel like the rotation axis goes right through the center of their head, while for other skaters it feel like the head is a little off center, as if the head is slightly hunched forward. That straight posture also makes other elements look more elongated, with better definition. But Ilia seems to be rushing through the elements, they don’t look crisp yet. Maybe an ice dance coach could give him a few pointers. Anyways, it’s still a joy to watch him and knowing how hard these young athletes work, it’s an inspiration for all of us to work hard on whatever we are doing.
Amazing achievement!
None of Yuzuru’s attempts had a enough speed going in
Just to explain, Yuzuru doesn't rely on speed most of the time. He relies on rhythm.
wow.....unreal!!!
Beautiful!!!!!
It is already here! He made it at Skate America 2022
will be interesting to see what his future will be if he remains injury free or not
Malinin's 4a looks so beautiful.. he is perfection
По-моему Илья -будет чемпион!
Wow just wow
Ilia upping the game🔥
Im so glad i was able to see it in person while training in colorado. The height and rotation speed is absolutely out of this world.
Ooof that looks like a landing that is very hard on the back!
Next thing you know, eteri breaks all her girls ankles to land a quad (toe) axel.
Yes it is getting out of hand.
yuzuru stans are so mad. doesn't your skater got another competition to lose to nathan chen?
Congrants👏👏 for make a importat new challenge for all the new ganeration of skaters, the competition now are be more intens and whith more expectetions 🤩🤩
I'm all smiles and covered in Goose-Bumps.
Ilia Jumped the 4 A
I Jumped for joy. Yes indeed THE QUAD GOD!
I'm sure, Ilia Kulic is smiling for him!
Mashallah that’s actually really impressive
OH MY GOD
It doesn't mean a thing until someone lands it in front of judges...
not rly, just attempting it in general is already insane
@@johnsk8967 True about the insane part. But there's vids of lots of skaters doing quads in practice. The real test is doing when it counts in competition. Even more so, if they can do it consistently in competition like Chen or Hanyu.
@@iwilsonjr i understand what you mean
Facts
True
Russian's young skaters are amazing. They are creating history every day. I saw 10 year old do quards. Now I saw 17 years older do 4As. All those most complicated and difficult jumps will be achieved by them in very near future. I hope they will like Plushenko to make a new history of male skating again , the next generation of ice king.
Ilia is American
LMAO he’s American
Sorry, but this young man, is American 🇺🇲
@@kittyover9000 he is russian indeed by origins, his parents are native of russian country
@@marinapicone3658 but he doesn’t skate for Russia. The original commenter was obviously suggesting that he skates for Russia or he lives in Russia. Yes, his parents might be from Russia but he lives in and skates for America.
But it if He can do it consistently that’s the point. Hanyu would not have put the jump in his program if he hadn’t landed it cleanly a bunch of times, it just we don’t have footage of that. Illyria’s is the first clean one caught on film and a beautiful one it was, his career will go far. Kagiyama will have to step up his game. Aside from the quad axel Kagiyama is a more consistent skater than Mallin at this point in time. A skater of Marlin’s ability should have done better at Worlds.
Yuzuru didn’t last it clean, he did it for history, he said he didn’t care about medaling just about the 4a
He has never landed it cleanly. Stop making stuff up. Yuzu even said so himself.
Yuzuru has never landed it. This is the first 4A landed cleanly ever and it wasn’t landed by yuzuru hanyu. Deal with it
You're right. It wouldn't be part of the program, unless he'd landed it in practice. We DO have footage of his practice. No idea of the exact date, but it appears to be in Toronto CC, likely around the time of Skate Canada 2019. It is video from a coach, Jeff Dionisio with Hanyu in harness. The video was posted some months ago on IG. Looked pretty steady to me in his usual smooth style. See it here: ua-cam.com/users/shortsZaGpD0K8uNM?feature=share
@@DoanYuSi yeah… coz doing it in a harness is the exact same thing
He has never landed it in practice, never mind claiming that he’s done it enough consistently to put it in a program. Everyone but the most delusional people know it. Coaches who watched Hanyu from the boards during practices has said it’s never even been close and the closest he’s done it was during Japanese nationals being more than a quarter short of rotation and double footed.
The way they play off their falls is so smooth.
どの選手もだけど、大技にはリスクも伴うし長く活躍して欲しいから4Aを試合で見たいけど、ちゃんとケアもしてほしい🥺🥺
Very nice.
insane
Ilia has now got the entire FS world watching his every competition JUST in case he actually attempts and lands his 4A because it will be the first time anyone has ever done it in competition. It could take him years to actually do it, but we'll all be watching him closely just to witness history being made!
IT HAPPENED
Try a few days from when you posted this. 😆 He did it !
Когда покажет на соревнованиях, тогда и будет бог)) Илья, конечно, уникальный фигурист, удачи ему!
Yuzuru and Yuna's fans could hold hands and desappear from this planet. What hateful fandoms!
あなたはracistですか？
そんなにアジアが大嫌いなのですか。
今アメリカではAsian hate crimeが大きな潮流ですが、あなたもそうですか。
Yes, these fans keep me out from watching Yuzu. I always associate him with these deranged fans. (((
I'm not from the USA ...
@@noran7809 アメリカ人でなくて白人ですか。もし白人の選手にfanyuのようなtoxicなファンがいたときあなたは何を言いますか。あなたの心の底にアジア人を侮蔑する気持ちが全くないと言いきれますか。
ilia is amazing !! hope he lands it in comp soon, id love to watch it
bruh when 4A is not enough for this man
Go for the septuple axel
公式戦で見てみたいものだ。
what is the ending music?
抱歉，在我心中羽生是4A第一人，马琳琳只是位有天赋的后辈
Yuzuru likely did 4A in practice, yes. But what officially counts is what's done in competition.
Ханю на ОИ22 слелал 4 аксель, но упал...
Очень желаю, чтобы Малинин стал ЧМ, талантливый парень! Удачи!
Упасть и сделать это разные вещи
How do you not get lost in the air? Just how many revolutions can the body handle? Aside from that, it was one amazing jump.
When taking off for a jump, you fix your eyes on something in the arena to keep count in your head as you do your rotations.
If the landing isn't smooth is usually under-rotated. Sometimes I can't actually tell whether I've just done a double or triple salchow or flip for example, but I know that if I was at maximum power I was most likely doing a triple. And if I had been doing a double it would've just felt like a 'pop'. Also the whole part of the jump in the air has to have good takeoff and doesn't last more than a second.
Almost everyone really seems to have a different theoretical justification for knowing how much you've rotated. There is the thing that Tuilindo kindly pointed out, however I like to think that we also know more based off of proprioception and stuff too.
Now to see him land it in competition
Cuando se hizo esta competencia oficial de la ISU, Malinin intento hacer un 4A, no lo logró.
Sin embargo se sabe que el puede hacer el 4A en entrenamientos y en ahora (Septiembre del 2022) en un evento B de EEUU, hizo un 4A.
Sería interesante ver el 4A de Malinin, en una Competencia Internacional de nivel A de la ISU (Eventos del GP, GPF, 4Cc o Mundiales).
Compitiendo con los mejores Patinadores del momento los Japoneses Uno y Kagiyama.
Yuzuru or Ilia Malinin? Or maybe someone else will be the first to land a fully rotated quad axle, but, there's one thing we can all agree on. A fully rotated quad axle will be landed in competition next season. I understand why a skater armed with a reliable quad axle would include it in a program but I don't understand why Ilia is focusing on quad-quad combinations unless he believes, as I do, that the ISU will change its scoring system in the near future. At present, the quad-quad combination is not scored as such.
As noted below, Yuzuru's quad axle attempt at the Olympics was scored an under rotation, meaning that he completed somewhere between 4.0 and 4.25 revolutions of a jump that requires 4.5 revolutions, but, he needed somewhere between 4.25 -4.5 revolutions to receive full credit and make it official. Any jump landed exactly 90 degrees short of rotation; e.g., 4.25 revolutions for a quad axle gets a q call and an automatic -2 GOE. Ilia's quad axle in practice looks fully rotated to me but he will need to do that in competition to receive full credit and glory.
Shoma is said to be practicing a quintuple jump. While the quintuple jump requires between 4.75 - 5.0 revolutions to receive full credit, a skater need only complete between 4.5 - 4.75 revolutions for it to be judged as a quintuple jump with downgrade. A quintuple jump landed exactly 90 degrees short of rotation; e.g., 4.75 revolutions will also get a q call and automatic -2 GOE. But I would think any skater that can land a quad axle is likely to have sufficient rotational momentum and amplitude to land a quintuple jump. The ISU is trying to set a delicate balance between Jumping Ability and Program Components so that neither is devalued or left behind. Jumpers should be rewarded for their physical prowess and artists should be rewarded for their mastery of program components. I do not understand the argument over which is more important. Athleticism is here to stay and so is artistry. The best figure skaters in the world have managed to do both for over a century.
Axels in general are the hardest jumps... 3As even more so. But 4A? No one even thought it was possible.
He has a lot of Alexander Abt vibes!
Someday they’ll come to feel…there’s more to life than spinning like a top🫢
Woww
Desejo muita sorte a Illia... lindo salto...mas justiça seja feita...Yuzuru Hanyu...fez o primeiro 4 A e foi certificado como sendo o primeiro executado... oque é correto e a verdade sempre deve ser dita independentemente de tudo e de todos.
😮
The title is misleading >:(
Use the strenght training shoe to increase vertical and you will do 6 spins (sixtuple).
Honestly I don't really care about the jumps / quads in the figure skating. I only watch figure skating if the program can touch my heart. Hopefully Ilia's program could make my heart touched and make me want to watch it again and again.
Hanyu risked to perform it during an Olympic session. Knowing that the result was not certain. But he tried (probably it was not his first attempt... he would have been suicidal...). The value of Hanyu's attempt doesn't lay only in the jump itself... he risked to perform it during his last Olympic challenge. That is the thing so special and unforgettable about it.
Очень высокий прыжок, этим и затащил
Да, высокий и легкий. У остальных пытавшихся явно высоты не хватает, невооруженным глазом видно.
Idk how to explain it but there's a certain elegance when Yuzuru Hanyu from Japan is skating and its so enticing to watch him. I've never watched figure skating before but surprisingly, I like to watch only his performances
You're off topic 🙄
@@kadovax6567 And what about it?
I totally agree with you❤
@@cpain6944 And?
I search yuzu's name,then see this video .Many people use yuzu's name hype themself or their favorite skater.Why do that to yuzu,yuzu always be so nice to others skater.
I'm so happy for him but I always wanted yuzuru to do it first :(
Yuzu may still be able to do it in the next competition as long as he keeps practicing which I bet he is. He can still get his dream as long as he's the first to land it in comp. Either way, for a 17 year old to land a jump like this, I hope he's proud of himself I just still want Yuzu to be the 1st in competition since it's been his dream since a kid. :D
They have to do Midori Ito’s height
Awwwwwww. . . YUZURUUUUUU oh no
But Ilia ......yes !
He's Russian, not American. I'm sure theyre both good. Yuzu has a certain grace I feel to his skating.
No he is American.
@@makaelaischillin Is "Ilia Malinin" an American name and I don't know...?
@@cristinacristescu1173 he was born and raised in america. that makes one american.
why do you choose to be dumb instead of using google
@@alazjaw.8968 Just because you are born and raised in one country and you recieve the citizenship of that particular country, your ethnic background DOES NOT MAGICALLY CHANGE... Make it make sense...
NOOOOOOO SADGEEEE WHYYYY
soooo what ab sasha trusova too?
What do we have here? Distant footage of a successful jump in a training session. One among how many it's not said.
What do we have from Beijing2022 Olympics? A jump witnessed by the whole world, made within a FS program, in the most important of existing competitions and duly evaluated,
so a real fact fully documented and declared official.
All according to the rules, therefore unquestionably transparent, honest and virtuous, the true FIRST 4AXEL in History. Not ratified, ok. So, someone can do it, whoever the skater is, it will be welcome simply because it will be a fact, duly evaluated as well.
Fiction is free, creative, interesting, but fiction is not History. The first 4Axel is already in History. The second is to come.
I also agree. Practice footage is NOT a ratified 4a. Wasn't that the bleating we all heard from the Americans when it was Yuzu's 4a practice footage?
All Fanyus need serious therapy. Yuzuru did not land a 4A, he fell. No one ever says Surya Bonaly landed the first woman’s 4T because she fell.
@@NickyNick227
Please sweetie don't worry about Fanyus. We're doing just great.
@@tonya--7704 Fanyus cause others to dislike Yuzuru, you’re doing him a huge disservice with your childishness
@@NickyNick227
If you dislike him because you don't agree with the facts then that's on you and maybe you should consider therapy. Yuzu knows we love and support him and it's up to you whether you do or not. There is nothing that I've said that isn't the truth. I didn't start the argument. But I'm done here now because you people are toxic and your obsession with Fanyu is unhealthy. Bye now.
And yet here we are limiting women to triples in SP. No top league competition should limit athletes from showing what they can do.
Huge congrats to this person, but when I play the video in slow-mo the landing looks underrotated..
Парень хочет попасть в "Зал славы фигурного катания! не парадной дверью, а через чёрный ход. Надо рисковать на ответственных чемпионатах, а не выкладывать удачный прыжок в сеть из сотен неудачных. Те, кто выходил с 4А в соревнованиях или олимпийских играх рисковали оценками, разочарованием, уязвлённым самолюбием. А здесь: "Ап, и ты четвертной бог!". Непростительное бахвальство. Фу-у-у-у-у
А что другим мешало выложить видео с тренировок с удачными попытками?
@@olgamazlova5223 Думаю, что личная этика
@@user-jx8ed9mq1l, а что, есть такой этический запрет? Туктик вон выкладывает четверной с тренировок - и нормалёк.
I view it as the total opposite. Hanyu talked so much about his 4A attempt for the past 4 years, but never achieved it. Ilia never talked about it, he just did it. Actions speak louder than words.
There's no value to attempting a jump in competition. Hanyu said he had never landed a 4A in practice, so what is the value of trying a 4A in competition that is certain to fail?
Anyone can even try to jump a 5A in competition. But there's no value in it.
@@soxnation1000 What is the point of championships and Olympic Games then? Your comment equates the competition with training. It's time to assign titles and award medals for training jumps on the Internet, because "Ilya did it"!
1:08 Ruhanyu's Quad Axel attempt looks so sick, though. 😋👌
Why some people in this comment zone are so ridiculous.They try to attack yuzu's technology，2 times Olympic champion attack by someone even not a skater or not a figure skating olympic champion, ridiculous!
He didnt jump it at competition as far as I know so it doesnt count. Correct me if im wrong.
You are not wrong. But to do an element in a competition, you have to do it first in training.
Unless someone miraculously does 4A during the competition and has never done it before in training, but I do not know such a case .... :)
@@mrl6956 Well then, many people jump 4A on training buut still - it doesn't count. And even if, he wasn't first to do it in practice :p
I haven't seen anyone land a clean 4A in training, except for Ilia. Of course on training doesn't count.
Who are "many" and who did clean 4A in practice before Ilia ?
"history is made" wait... are you kidding me? It's just a practice not competitions, he does not get any official acknowledge, okay? Stop putting out this clickbait and spreading misinformation.
It is practice, of course, but did anyone else land a better 4A in practice before Ilia ? Video, please ...
History was made, first quad Axel in practice ...
but maybe you have a movie with a better 4A in practice, jun -ie ?
@@mrl6956 No, this is not a history, when we said an achievement, it must acknowledge officially by ISU or whatsoever. I think there are many skaters who will try new jumps in their practice, but not every skaters will put a certain jump in their program to compete. This is the difference. Sorry for my bad eng.
Of course there is no comparison between training and competitions, especially international competitions.
But what Ilia did is probably quite important since it is so widely commented.
@@flywithyou9354 ""history is made" wait... are you kidding me? " -
No i'm not kidding, history is made. US International Classic 2022.
First clean quad axel in history.
@@mrl6956 hahahaha clean? Are you sure? Are you really SURE that is a clean jump...
our baby.. (/;0;)/ yuzu..
It was his dream.. ;;m;; my heart breaks..
new guy Ilia did it perfectly.. i must admit.
but still. I hope yuzu is able to land it in competition. the true ice king..~
Edit: i didnt realize yuzuru decided to retire.. IM GONNA GO CRY NOW.. ThT
Skid 4A attempt. UR and PR at the same time but sure watever for engagements right? How about stop using Yuzu tags for other skaters posts. U can gain them tru their OWN Fans.
變態搐笑：輕鬆！自然而然！
How do you know Ilia's 4A was the first? Yuzuru doesn't post his 4As on social media,maybe he landed them already in Sendai but he doesn't want to talk about it because after all only competitions count. He is not like Malinin who goes to instagram to show off. The title is clickbaity
Fuck you, cant you be happy for this kid?
Yuzu said himself he never landed the 4A 🙄
@ fan fan "How do you know Ilia's 4A was the first?" Well, I know now Ilia is the first because I watched US Classic International 2022.
Loser
Oh god some fanyus really scare me
??how?? the comments mainly condemn the misleading title, like "the first 4 a" statement is not true------a certified 4 a needs to be landed cleanly during international competitions, malinin indeed did a great job, but it is not the first ratified 4a as the title suggested (((so i think they are only blaming the youtuber, don't worry, i have tried to report the issue to youtube, and i hope the title can be changed to a more precise one) btw congradulates malinin
But for real…His 4a is different with yuzu's🤔
when u google it, several others seem to have done it....
Ilia is the only one as of yesterday to successfully complete it in comp
I imagine Yuzuru also did it outside of competition, otherwise it makes no sense to try it at the Olympics.
But Ilia is only one to do it in a compeition.
@@RavenousFallen no, according to his own testimony, he never landed it cleanly, not even in practice. Maybe he decided to try it at the Olympics hoping that the extra adrenaline that comes with a competition will give him the extra few inches of height to help him land it.
Other skaters have practiced it, they could land it with a harness (but I guess George Clooney could land it with a harness, on the moon), but never in competition. Only the skaters who worked on the 4A before Yuzuru didn’t make such a big deal out of it. Yuzu and his fans hyped it so much, everyone feels like a huge letdown now. Luckily, the Earth still revolves around the Sun for now, and life goes on.
me when i make shit up
What is this video about? The jump you see done by Malinin (2.30-2.40) is a Quad Flip... not an Axel.