Vladislav Dikidzhi pushed Evgeny Semenenko and approached the stages of the Grand Prix: he again Wild

Yes, Dikigi at the Denis Ten Memorial not only updated all the records of the country and the season in the world, but even reached the fourth result in history in terms of the sum of points in the world. Our guys are just enchanting: they did not have time to move away from the rentals of Evgeny Semenenko at the last Challenger, as they did not severely “spare” their colleague Dikidzhi. And Gleb Lutfullin, who became silver in Kazakhstan, gave birth to the most expensive cascade at ISU tournaments: a quadruple toe loop and two triple axels.

Now (after the second victory in the season of Dikidzhi) not Evgeny Semenenko becomes the first reserve for the Grand Prix stages, and Vladislav. He rejoiced for himself even after the arbitrary: rentals without penalty points with a good level of rotation called “payback work”. And the emotions from the first line in the reserve caused a quite understandable reaction: if someone removes, he will be ready. "Now it is quite easy to skate," but at least a week to rest would be good, "usually after such working days there is a decline.".

According to the results of two programs, Vlad scored 312.79 points. He says that he broke three hundred points in St. Petersburg, and now it turned out even more, “I would consolidate and repeat this result not once or twice, but constantly skate like that.” Oh, yeah.

What prevents you from being happy for the skater, rushing in emotions, so to speak, “to the full support”? Dikigi himself said he was happy with the success, but "it hurts a little bit." And it started towards the end of the program: "strange, unpleasant pain." Such an arms race in October is somehow against the usual. And right. After the admission of our athletes to a small part of international tournaments, we rushed to cheer for them as cadets. And they are to prove their own and break through to the Grand Prix stages. Which, however, are also not the main starts of the season, but only the way to them.

Yes, to force the form had last year Petr Gumennik and Adelia Petrosyan because of the qualifying tournament for the Olympic Games in September. But it was a special case. However, no one offers us easy ways to return to the big ice, for Russian skaters so far all cases are special. I always wish them health.

And the numbers (well, albeit with an eye on the almost home tournament), still warm up the soul: Vlad Dikidzhi has updated all three records of our singles in the international arena: 107.31 points for the short program, 205.48 for the free and 312.79 in total. Only Ilya Malinin, Nathan Chen and Yuzuru Hanyu received higher scores.

Denis Ten Memorial

Women

1. Alexandra Trusova (Russia) - 226.01

2. Kim Yoo Jae (South Korea) - 209.20

3. Sofia Samodelkina (Kazakhstan) – 204.36.

5. Maria Zakharova (Russia) – 187.77.

7. Dina Khusnutdinova (Russia) - 185.70

Men

1. Vladislav Dikidzhi (Russia) - 312.79

2. Gleb Lutfullin (Russia) - 277.23

3. Peter Gumennik (Russia) - 261.76

Dancing on ice

1. Julia Turkkila/Mathias Versluis (Finland) – 191.32

2. Vasilisa Kaganovskaya/Maxim Nekrasov (Russia) – 187.20

3. Carolyn Green/Michael Parsons (USA) – 180.20

4. Irina Khavronina/David Narizhny (Russia) – 179.04

6. Anna Shcherbakova/Egor Goncharov (Russia) – 169.77