Plot twist. Nina wins.. 😂😂😂

@@mokunju8296 with the cross-arm nabieva? 🤣

Right?? Her form is just beautiful.

She’s at the peak shape of her career. She’s probably doing these routines with eyes closed by now 😂

Don't hold your breath. 15.566 at the Chinese Nationals, they would give her that, wouldn't they...

@@AdamSahr-cj4kf you’d have to be really dumb to question the score she got when it was very accurate despite being a domestic comp. She actually got 8.6+ E score INTERNATIONALLY this year. And it’s so clear that she can beat Nemour on BOTH difficulty and execution (the last one wouldn’t be the first time 🤭). Nemour is looking more than amazing and it’s right there tho. If she works on her ricna half and actually gets credit for it then will be neck to neck if both hit. So exciting!

@@mustawgym QQ and Nemour have the same D score potential: 7.2 This is the first time QQ has reached her potential (that I'm aware of); Kaylia still has a chance to reach hers if her D-F is credited; it's veeery close though. But yes, a hit by QQ is cleaner than Kaylia's (though not by as much as people say sometimes).

@@AdamSahr-cj4kf That's not an actual argument. You have to explain HOW you think it was overscored. Good luck with a routine that clean.

@@erinm9445people are never going to admit they’re wrong and stupid. they always put their favoritism ahead

The whole way through. It IS indeed amazing

Yeah but that’s if she hits beam. And there’s two things, beam is troublesome for everyone and anything can happen, and the Chinese are inconsistent on Beam.

The issue is that her strong event is beam, which she can score above 15 on (but also wobble a few times and score 13.5). Andrade can have a subpar vault and still score 14.5+, so Qiu would have to be near perfect on the day.

maybe shilese, she can only beat rebeca if rebeca make a mistake or two. rebeca can be great on all apparatus: 14.9-15.2 vault / 14.5-14.7 bars/ 13.8-14.3 beam/ 14.0-14.6 floor

@@thiagomelo7425 rebecca seldom score that high on bars and beam, she always make wobbles and her bars was great when she hit those handstands but she often doesn't, but I do agree if qiu hit she may be passed, but that's it

@@thiagomelo7425that’s why shilese needs to get better and train more on bars or suni can do her new trick and nail the landing and meybe she can win

No it's not

@@catherinenixon4834 they have the same name, so I had to ask.

⁠@@quedotelancine1685Their names are no where similar, in what way is Qui Quiyuan the same name as Chen Yile?

@@gymcentric5727 ohh you are so right, I don’t know how ai missed that….lol I am old, don’t judge me. lol 😂

Well I'm old and I knew they weren't the same

where? pre-dismount?

@@joaoa9668yeah, maybe double double…😂

A toe on 1/1 to double layout

@@cypherfoxe470 That would be a horrible choice. Nemour can definitely add more and has easier upgrade options than Qiu at this point, but it's unlikely either of them will go past 7.2 D this season.

It's supposed to be named the Scheder-Simm but the rules in the past didn't allow skills to be named if two people performed it at the same time at an official event.

That's a huge change though! This routine is working incredibly well for her, I wouldn't recommend changing it!

Falling risk is higher!! 😊 She's ok doing this daredevil routine.

They only need 8 but some will include more to get more connection bonus

@@Haazza which is a risky strategy and a deduction trap. The inbar 1/2 likely adds nothing and the 0.1 CV will be offset by deductions anyway

For CV. The Inbar half should probably be taken out, but everything else adds at least 0.2. Judges tend to cluster execution scores anyway, with routines without major breaks almost exclusively scoring 8.2-8.5, so a tenth in difficulty isn't meaningless.

That's crazy... I don't think any gymnast was doing that prior to this quad... Literally adding super hard elements just for CV... Any why the Komova from low bar to high bar? Why not just do a toe on to high bar?

@@z.a.4801 Her low to high transition is a toe-on (Van Leuwen).

flexed feet is very subjective. if we are going this way kayla should stop doing her komova II because she also have flexed feet 🙊

​@@thiagomelo7425It's an actual deduction.. then having legs glued together and hitting handstands are subjectives too and nobody should care. Lmao!! Flat feet are awful.. period

she can decide to keep the inbar half or not based on Nemour's performance in the EF.

She probably felt rushed doing the 3 element connections, so she added another F release to connect to Pak. Just boss things

I hope they do. Its well overdue. :)

But they're so weak on floor and vault, and their beam and bars cant make up for it. Otherwise, Brasil has a team that can deliver big scores in the four events.

@@maussolo they have a dty and a dtt, and Brazil was weak on bars and beam as well, China could score 44 on both beam and bars, while brazil would barely crack 41.5 on both events, that's a 7 point advantage, china have 2 potential 14 vaults, and so brazil gains 2 points there, and china have 3 13.5 floor, so brazil gain around 2.5 there, that means china bars and beam could make up the 4.5 difference on vault and floor but still manage to have a 2.5 point advantage, so that they could still win with mistakes

@@maussolo Brazil has no bars routine beside rebecca and no beam beside rebecca and Flavia, and we all know how fragile flavia is and she loves to make mistakes, never saw her hit, so does china, with the upgrades on vault and bars, they have higher potential than the Brazilians, i wouldn't bet this early, i will wait till at least late June to see which team tops the board

@@maussolo not on UB tho. China is coming with better vaults (a 5.0 and a 5.2, most likely) and with a decent fx lineup as well.

Cuz nemour skills was easier, qiu got 3 F and 4E, kaylia only have 1G and 4E, both of them got similar amount of connections 1.0 for kaylia and 0.8 for qiu, while most of qiu connection gets .2 bonus but kaylia only get mostly .1

To you. It's less appealing to you. Not to all of us.

Qiyuan has a more difficult routine as others explained. In addition her routine needs an enormous flexibility in her arms that not many gymnasts have it which means that some of those skills you see can’t be performed by other gymnasts. Kaylia’s skills are hard all combined together but individually they are skills that every gymnast can perform (at least on the elite level).

@@leykimayri Kaylia's releases and Inbar skills are absolute not something every elite gymnast can perform LMAO.

@@Zuranthium Separatly if they train yes they can perform them. Pirouettes need arm flexibility, if e gymnast isn’t flexible in that part of the body they simply cannot perform them no matter how much they train them.

Yes like team, tbh I would like they beating the Chinese. I think the Italian are better overall, they aren't weaker on a particular apparatus..

@@mokunju8296 then watch the extraordinary Giulia Perotti, just 15 years old, in action

流畅也是美。不过小丘这脚尖倒立没话说❤

so what? nastia also didn’t nothing on the low bar, he kexin as well, and they are one of the best. don’t put your personal choices on gymnastics please

So is everyone else.

​@@thiagomelo7425lmao it's just an opinion..Calm down.

@@thiagomelo7425 Nastia's routine included an extra flight to high bar. In my opinion 3 bar transitions should be required again, so then people would at least start with a jump over the low bar mount like they used to.

@@Zuranthiumohhh, a simple transfer to a high bar, not even a pirouette or a hard transition, just one more cast to handstand, what a change! grow up, accept things

you can cry later

Id&$t always talks louder, dont u

And that helps the gymnasts how? I don't know why people keep saying this when China is rarely lenient during their domestic meets 😭

@@nmixx.changeupletsgo it doesn't help them, but they like to give an image that isn't theirs. I don't believe anything that comes from China.