@801Kelle@yjnmosalto@lazybonesgym Not even that. He does it in the US because he feels confident that if he hits he stills wins/medals. Doubt he is THAT confident on the world stage
@poorlawyer I think it depends on beam. At this point floor and vault looks doubtful but The existing team can cover floor and vault. The issue is that if she can do beam she will bring in much more points than Dulcy could.
@CattyComments@sbregman87 Makes sense to me. She outscored her at trials. Actually even if Hezly had hit bars there is a chance that Skye might still have been 2nd
@Gymnastics18798@RenInOz@poorlawyer Agree that the lack of transparency was definitely an issue. That said, I think that is positive that the federation was willing to try and sideline allegedly abusive coaches even though those coaches produced the top talents.
@RenInOz@poorlawyer Listen, I am of two minds about it. Fumbled definitely but according to Kaylia herself, the federation concerns about Avoine were not unfounded.
@poorlawyer I would say that:
Hezly Rivera: AA
Claire Pease: AA
Skye Blakely: AA (if we are looking at floor she is IMHO a stronger AAer than Charleigh)
Charleigh Bullock: VT, UB
Reese Esponda: BB, FX
@dutchgymnerd@msebell83@gymcademic Agree. Furthermore, she said that the gymnastics part seemed fine it was more of where she fit in outside of gymnastics
@SkyeSlaykely Look, compared with the other routines I do not have an issue with her scores (all of them were a bit inflated) except for one handstand and this mistake she has one of the cleanest routine.