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It's pity for Daiki, he is not too young, I hope he will be back at the top again I really don't like to see him at this level :(.... But I am happy to see Yukiya Sato, especially in ski flying. I hope he will not disappoint me.

Ryoyu has easily won the competition today, he is in a very good shape. I don't understand why there was too much speed yesterday, he is a two-times TOP 10 at the OG...

It was in training. In competition he did 132.5 and 120.5m. What a jump. I never seen him with the skis as close as his body. It seems ski flying with much head wind, excellent.

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And what about Rok Masle, year 2004, winner two years in a row in Ruhpolding and Hinterzarten, with a 21 position for his 1st OPA :meld:

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The level of the japanese in these Junior World Championships... Today it was bad, the same for the ladies and the nordic combiners, my god it's not possible... I wonder what's the problem ? I often say on the japanese thread that there are problems with the young japanese when I look at the...

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I know but I wonder why they chose Hiroaki instead of Yukiya for the 3 COC spots. Yukiya is in a much better shape than Hiroaki. It would have been a COC victory for him. Hence my question... Daimatsu Takehana is to follow, he was not bad (25th) today in the HTB Cup. He is still a nordic...

Yukiya Sato won the Memorial cup ahead oh Kranjec and Ringen. I don't know why he was not on the COC start-list... http://www.age.ne.jp/x/sas/memorial_results20180126.pdf

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Happy to see Tarô. He should take Kurita spot.

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