当然应该播双人滑了，要是连双人滑都不播，到时有人又要大吵大闹了。在中国只有双人滑收视率高点，其他几个项目的收视率低的要命。
可惜啊，本人只有晚上6点后有时间看啊。学生朋友应该有福了。
有的播就已经很不错了！知足吧！！不要抱怨了```
这么火星的时间应该不会有变动了吧,除非又是足球直播
搜狐巨献
花滑出征四大洲赛 张昊佟健携搭档围攻德国组合2008年02月10日15:03 [我来说两句(2)] [字号：大 中 小] 来源：搜狐体育 作者：曾珍 搜狐体育讯 北京时间2月10日，中国花样滑冰队兵发韩国，备战即将开战的四大洲挑战赛。双人滑名将庞清/佟健，张丹/张昊将会参加此次比赛。
佟健：与张昊他们争一争
“这次采访就少说一点吧，嗓子还有一点痛。
被过滤广告
”出发前一晚，佟健接受完治疗后用略带沙哑的声音说道。“因为前段时间训练感觉比较好，自己就练得有些猛，身体感觉有些疲劳，结果不小心着凉上呼吸道到有些感染。”
尽管抱恙在身，对于即将开始的四大洲比赛，佟健还是充满信心。“从技术动作上我们也做了一些调整，想和张昊他们争一争，难度上应该说差不多了。赛季开始的比赛有的动作完成质量不太好，自己也不满意，这次希望能够尽量把训练的水平发挥出来，拿到冠军。”
庞清/佟健是06年世锦赛冠军得住，但因为伤病以及规则的改变，他们这对选手本赛季比赛成绩只能算是一般。经过一段时间的调整，庞/佟二人在岁末状态有所回升，并在不久前一月在齐齐哈尔举行的全国冬运会上夺得一枚短节目金牌。
张昊：与德国选手争冠军
作为06年都灵冬奥会的银牌得住， 张丹/张昊也是本次四大洲花滑双人滑冠军的有力争夺者。因为体重大，难度高，张昊每年平均得换三双冰鞋，他此次的冰鞋是在冬运会结束后才刚换。
“到现在，这双鞋还没有完全适应，但我希望自己能够在比赛中充分发挥出水平，取得好成绩。”当被问及“好成绩具体指什么成绩时，”张昊坦言就是金牌“作为我们这个水平的选手，处在这个位置了，目标只能是冠军了。”
只是和佟健不同，张昊认为主要对手来自德国。“我觉得主要的争夺还是会在我们和德国那对选手之间展开，他们的技术难度和我们都不相上下，到时候就看谁的临场发挥好，质量完成好以及艺术表演能否打动裁判。”
本次比赛将于2月13，14日在首尔举行，在前不久的世界花滑大奖赛总决赛中，德国选手萨维琴科/索尔科维获得冠军，张丹/张昊获得第二，季军被庞清/佟健夺得。
与德国选手争冠军?$%^&&$@(*%##@#
这个记者要么是脑子进水了，要么是文盲，只能这么认为了~~~
没常识我们还可以原谅他的无知 但是他写道张昊说庞清佟健不怎么样，重点要对付德国组合
他不可能采访到了张昊 一看就是自己瞎编的
这么写就是道德问题了
原帖由 苍穹之泪 于 2008-2-11 11:55 发表 http://bbs2.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
没常识我们还可以原谅他的无知 但是他写道张昊说庞清佟健不怎么样，重点要对付德国组合
LS的，上面的报道里面第几段第几行出现了你说的这几个字，请指明。
记者确实有道德问题，你也别添油加醋了。
我看不光记者脑子进水了，记者上面的那些人脑子都进水了
不管怎么说，希望两队中国选手能获得足以震撼德国人的高分
有必要为那么个破新闻争得面红耳赤么?!
不是已经到了开赛日了吗？怎么一点消息都没有
2月13日: Compulsory Dance, Pairs and Men Short Program
2月14日: Original Dance, Pairs Free Skating, Ladies Short Program
2月15日: Free Dance, Men Free Skating
2月16日: February 16: Ladies Free Skating
2月17日: Exhibition Gala
原帖由 kimnara714 于 2008-2-2 16:01 发表 http://www.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
期待女单和双人~
PS.MS棒子国的国宝崇礼门已经被人为纵火了~
刚在凤凰卫视看了，惋惜一下～
难道火神就住那里不走了？
ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2008
11 Feb 2008 04:58
TheISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2008 will open in Goyang, the Republic of Korea, on February 13. Korea has hosted the Four Continents Championships twice before, in 2002 and in 2005. 99 skaters/couples from 16 ISU members have been entered for the Championships. Following a decision of the 51st Ordinary Congress of the ISU in June 2006, no Qualifying Rounds will be skated. All skaters/couples will compete in the Short Program, and the top 24 will proceed to the Free Skating.
Overview over the top contenders
2007 World Champion Miki Ando (JPN) headlines the Ladies field at the ISU Four Continents Championships and in an interesting rematch will meet compatriot and reigning World silver medallist Mao Asada. Ando achieved a seasonal best of 161.89 at Skate America, while Asada got 191.59 at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. Ando didn’t qualify for the ISU Grand Prix Final, where Asada finished second, but then beat her rival in the Free Skating at the Japanese Nationals in December. Both skaters are competing for the first time at Four Continents. Canadian Champion and reigning Four Continents bronze medallist Joannie Rochette is aiming for another podium finish in Goyang City (seasons best 169.91 points). World Junior bronze medallist Ashley Wagner (USA) debutes at the Four Continents Championships and is looking to challenge the leaders (seasons best 158.63 points). Other to watch include Mira Leung (CAN/seasons best 144.57), Chyntia Phaneuf (CAN/129.17), Yan Liu (CHN/126.14), Fumie Suguri (JPN/148.15) and Beatrisa Liang (USA/ 134.60).
World bronze medallist Yu-Na Kim (KOR) withdrew from the event, citing a hip injury.
Reigning World silver medallist Daisuke Takahashi of Japan leads the Men. Takahashi comes off a successful Grand Prix season and placed second at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final, earning his seasonal best of 238.94. The Japanese hopes to take his first title at Four Continents, but he faces stiff competition from two-time and reigning Four Continents Champion Evan Lysacek (USA). Lysacek, who finished third at the Grand Prix Final and went on to defend his National title, comes with a seasonal best of 229.78 points to Korea. Canada’s Jeffrey Buttle, a two-time Four Continents Champion and silver medallist in 2007, is another top contender in Goyang City (seasons best 201.77 points).
Jeremy Abbott (USA), the defending Four Continents bronze medallist, is back with a seasonal best of 187.56 points and wants to challenge the favourites. Reigning World Junior Champion Stephen Carriere (USA) debutes at the Four Continents Championships and hopes to add another medal to his collection (seasons best 204.98 points). 2006 World Junior Champion Takahito Kozuka (JPN) enters his first senior-level ISU Championships as well (seasonal best 199.98). Veteran Chengjiang Li (CHN), who became the first Chinese man to win an ISU Championships when he took the gold at Four Continents in 2001, is back in action as well (seasons best 162.77 points). Other contenders to watch are: Kensuke Nakaniwa (JPN/seasons best 180.70), Vaughn Chipeur (CAN/187.41), Shawn Sawyer (CAN/180.35), Jialiang Wu (CHN/168.95).
Dan Zhang/Hao Zhang and Qing Pang/Jian Tong of China are entering the pairs event as the top contenders. Zhang/Zhang earned the gold in their two Grand Prix events and finished second in the Grand Prix Final. They posted a seasons best of 196.96 at the Trophee Bompard. Pang/Tong, who claimed the bronze at the Grand Prix Final, are ready to challenge their teammates again. The 2006 World Champions are coming with a seasons best of 186.93 points to Korea. Rena Inoue/John Baldwin (USA) are competing in their first international competition this season after sitting out the Grand Prix series. They won Four Continents in 2006 and earned the bronze in 2007. Other contenders include Tiffany Vise/Derek Trent (USA), who made history by performing the first quadruple throw Salchow in ISU competition at the Grand Prix Trophée Bompard in Paris last fall (seasons best 165.76), as well as Jiaqi Li/Jiankun Xu (CHN/125.08)
Canadian Champions Anabelle Langlois/Cody Hay withdrew from Four Continents due to Langlois being sick.
In the ice dancing event, young North American couples are aiming for their first major international title at the senior level. Defending Four Continents bronze medallists Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir of Canada medalled in both their Grand Prix competitions in the fall and competed in the Grand Prix Final, where they placed fourth (seasons best 197.07). Meryl Davis/Charlie White (USA), who are training together with Virtue/Moir and competing against them since they were in juniors, were ranked fourth at the 2007 Four Continents Championships. They got a seasonal best of 176.21 points and want to challenge Virtue/Moir. Other couples are also hoping for a podium finish: Kimberly Navarro/Brent Bommentre (USA/seasons best 159.93 points), Kaitlyn Weaver/Andrew Poje (CAN/154.20) and Allie Hann-McCurdy/Michael Coreno (CAN/152.16). Others to watch are Jennifer Wester/Daniil Barantsev (USA) and Cathy Reed/Chris Reed (JPN/143.85).
Note that for the seasonal best total scores only the ISU Grand Prix competitions (senior and junior) have been taken into consideration, not other international competitions or National Championships.