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  • Lovely, lovely, the right amount of artistry and difficulty. She is in charge all the time. She should be proud of her work, despite coming 5th...

  • Israel had a judge? Thats stupid.

  • who came first?

  • Wasn't the free walkover to arabesque Nastia Liukin's "signature move?" I'm surprised to see someone else doing it...

  • @darkexcalibur87 Many many many many gymnasts did it at the Olympics. Steliana Nistor first did a variation of the skill in 2007 and many gymnasts had variations of the skill here.

  • what country is this?

  • @gmgcxsachemxgymnast Romania. In Beijing for the 08 Olympics...

  • We all could tell that she had that strict and intelligent education in gymnastics to add movements on the spot once they make a mistake, she was smart by adding a third jump when she had a little wobble... well done.

  • If she was the only Romanian to qualify for beam finals, why didn't they use her for team finals??

  • @markedexclusive The coaches felt that Nistor, Izbasa, and Tamirjan could bring in higher scores than her. I wish that they had replaced Nistor on beam with Dragoi. Nistor still didn't score very highly in TF and in qualifying, Nistor had a hit routine and still only scored 15.075, I think.

  • @481095ymg2

    Nistor did score pretty good in the AA on BB.

    I didn't realize that they didn't use her in the TF despite making the BB finals! That's kinda weird...although the team did have other WC medalist on the BB.

  • @481095ymg2 They probably took Nistor because she got 15.9 and silver on beam at the 2007 worlds.

  • Vey nice routine! She is beutiful!

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