Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir - 4CC - FD

Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir - 4CC - FD

[@lenipri6759]

he's so nervous about the fact that she's not able to continue. so cute hes very caring and also how he wanted the cameraman to go it's so heartwarming

[@joannix]

Whatever happened to Tessa....kudos to her for recovering...it must not easy......and most importantly super kudos to Scott!!...what a leading man and exceptional partner he is in all sense of matters!

[@jadedouglas552]

Tessa got cramp in her legs due to her chronic exertional compartment syndrome. I can't imagine how painful it must be to skate with cramping in your leg

[@zeddy2284]

@@jadedouglas552 wow what a champ

[@joycehicks1656]

@@zeddy2284 &8

[@lenipri6759]

how protective he is😍

[@siobhanchurch1423]

At 3:35 Scott says "Can we have two minutes? She's hurt."

[@wilhelmina8843]

Thanks! I watched a different video of this and I didn’t know what he said. Do you know what he saying to her right after they stopped?

[@ЛюбовьШестак-ж1э]

Чтобы там ни говорили даже злейшим врагам не пожелаешь оказаться на ее месте. И они профессионалы и знали как нада поступить правильно. В тот момент они уже не думали о первенстве или об оценках. У кого болела тот поймет. Просто по чести докатали свой номер. Они лучшие. Хвала им всегда просто за то что они есть на земле такие талантливые и невероятно прекрасные во всем.

[@valquiriaximenes8350]

Eles são os melhores do mundo 👏👏🤩🤩🤩

[@sweetlady0099]

Poor Tessa and for those how don't know she said that her legs still in pain until today and she cannot do exercise involves running cause sometimes it hurt her legs☹️

[@Neejaqueen]

@Louis Maurati It is something new. Look at the choreography, the movement, the lifts, the modern dance aspects. It's brilliant! This is figure skating, not who chose the best music to skate to.

[@fatimabeirao4714]

In this competition Scott and Tessa presented an excellent performance scheme, with wonderful choreography, masterfully executed, due to the synchrony between them, and between all their movements and the music. It was a shame that the jury considered the need for a small interruption in her performance, probably due to Tessa's muscular problem, in order not to give her first place. After all, there do not seem to have been any errors in her performance, and Tessa's resilience in having decided to continue her performance with Scott should have been considered.

[@Dolore]

What a shame, I hope Tessa isn't injured and they can perform their beautiful Carmen routine at worlds. :( They certainly deserve to win worlds more than anybody else. And thanks for the quick upload :D

[@_bunnyhop]

:/ Sad to know that the points lost due to the stop is what cost them the championship :( At least they'll know that they lost because of that and not because of the lack of points or something

[@wandagilbert5385]

Charlie and Meryl were simply better ice dancers!! The "stop" perhaps a ploy for sympathy? SHE had a very STRONG skate afterwards with less than a minute to recover IF there was a real problem. They, especially Scott, knew USA team had done better!! No matter, all four are now retired.

[@angelicalicari8355]

@@wandagilbert5385 Dude, it's been well-documented that she had two surgeries on her legs (2011 and 2013, I think?) to relieve intense muscle pain. In their TED talk, she said she could skate 30 seconds at a time before the pain flaired up. When they're standing on the side of the rink, you can see her keeping her weight off of her left leg. But yeah, I'm sure 3-time Olympians were just pausing to win sympathy from the notoriously-soft judging panel...

[@wilhelmina8843]

Angelica, thank you for your reply. I don’t usually call out other people’s comments as idiotic but either that other person’s comment was trolling or they had no idea but still made a stupid comment. Yes, why would a team of that caliber jeopardize their program for “sympathy”.

[@_bunnyhop]

I just realized that 4CC is NOT their competition.... two years ago, they withdrew.... this time they stop :S

[@michellecontreras8301]

at the moment tessa was really hurt on the legs due to overtraining. she got back to the rink after a 2 minute break

[@troyaturner1979]

When they did Umbrellas of Cherbourg, i thought it was genius.

[@wilhelmina8843]

Does anyone read lips and can tell me what he’s saying to her after they stopped?

[@sarax8474]

someone said that he said it’s okay it’s just you and me, we’re in this together or something like that

[@gertiekokkoris8550]

Love to see them second best after Jayne and Chris

[@_bunnyhop]

Yes, I did realize that they did not get marks off, which I'm really glad they didn't, but in another way, I think that it made them get level 3s instead of level fours... Anyway.... I'm still happy that Meryl and Charlie won, but I would've been even more happier if Tessa and Scott did ;) btw, I don't think the judges were generous.

[@pedritadasilvabatista3368]

É nesse programa que ela tem um problema, mas consegue superar e terminar o programa.

[@christinemason2938]

Those lifts looked extremely dangerous

[@_bunnyhop]

She got some leg cramps :S

[@alwilliam3379]

What do you mean "points lost due to the stop"? Did you look at the protocols? 2 judges still gave them 9.75 for performance and I believe 3 perfect 10s for timing despite the stop. So you're telling me they lost points, when actually some judges were over generous. There was NO technical deductions! They lost fair and square! And the stop is their fault. This is a sport and with any other sports, athletes have to condition their body for a high caliber performance.

[@lyriccraze4567]

Hmmm. I agree with the first half, but implying that the stop was their fault is a bit too out there. Injuries are, most of the time, out of an athletes hand. You can do anything and everything you can to reduce the possibility, but once injuries happen/develop, you can’t go back in time. The fact that they skated in the first place with this knowledge shows how dedicated they are. Tessa had been suffering from extreme leg cramps due to overtraining and had 2 surgeries to correct it. It looks like there was another painful flare up. In this case, continuing to skate could’ve worsened the situation. You accusing them of not “properly conditioning” their bodies is more a poke at their coaches, who are supposed to take care of their athletes. And they have the same coaches as Davis/White. So yeah, DEFINITELY makes sense to say Davis/White deserved their win and bash their coaches in one.

[@sarax8474]

davis and white did deserve this win, especially because the judges were very fair with tessa’s need to stop and they didn’t get any deductions. it’s absolutely not tessa’s fault but hardcore v/m stans saying that they lost because of the stop is just plain disrespectful and offensive to d/w, who work just as hard as v/m and dominated the 2 years prior to sochi

[@jademlhfrl]

Next time, Charlie and Yuzuru should stop and take some oxygen before going into the final lift or the 3rd quad - they do have well documented Asthma, just like Tessa's leg injury, besides, on site medical examination, or any evidence, for a shop is close to non-existent. Acually, there are plenty injuries and conditions, what about menstrual cramp, migraine, lower back pain, they can be severe and require no evidence just like leg cramp, right? Let's be compassionate, stop and rest.

[@jademlhfrl]

I hope Tessa is okay, and they probably have a very legitimate reason to stop, but, something needs to be done so it doesn't look like they stopped right before the difficult lift, took a break, drank some water, talked it out with their coach, then redid the lift. no explanation, no announcements, Scott even waved away the camera. This isn't exactly the best moment for secrecy, if you ask me . What about stamina, what about presentation...this surely is't helping the sport's image.

[@officeaddict33]

jademlhfrl - First of all, they've done that lift MANY times without a problem. They are specifically known for their difficult lifts. Second, she clearly decided to stop before he even began to lift her.

[@angelicalicari8355]

She was dealing with a leg injury; I assume Scott waved the camera away to protect her medical privacy. Performers are still entitled to secrecy. The only people they owe an explanation to is the judges, and the judges were clearly satisfied...

[@openroad8888]

I agree. Carme is SOOOOO overdone. Show the world something new please. They have the talent to do so

[@L1623VP]

So bizarre. She stops, looks catatonic, and then after two minutes returns to the ice and skates as if nothing ever happened. It seems she was temporarily overcome with the reality that V&M were were no match for D&W and were going to lose anyway.

[@-scrim]

80 IQ brainlet ignorant of how disease works. Embarrassing!

[@miloandtock1]

There have been lots of variations of Carmen over the years - but this is probably the worst...partially through no fault of their own - they are just accomodating their "dance" to fit the current rules and scoring procedures. Sadly there is little "dancing" in the 70s-80s-90s traditional sense in this program, and little of their program has to do with the story of Carmen or related characters - what they are doing has nothing to do with the music.

[@troyaturner1979]

This is rather boring. Carmen again...really?

[@starsmoon0216]

They lost fair and square. They got some very high marks, but Meryl and Charlie were just better...End of Story!!! Stop making excuses why Tessa and Scott lost. They were just outskated by a better team..

[@officeaddict33]

starsmoon0216 - Tessa and Scott skated this much better at Worlds in 2013.

[@officeaddict33]

starsmoon0216 - The quality of Tessa + Scott's edges are so much better than Meryl & Charlie.

[@josiepens4480]

Meryl & Charlie are excellent dancers. But I'm not drawn to them the way Tessa & Scott do. Don't know why.

[@sarax8474]

@@officeaddict33 judges obviously thought differently, and they’re the professionals here

[@_bunnyhop]

She got some leg cramps :S