It’s not 4a unless it’s 4 yoyos
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^ lol
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Don’t worry bois I’ll show you real 4a soon
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Skip the 4A, I wanna see real 5A
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There’s no record of that ever being done as far as I know. Uncharted territory 
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WOW! I think Hajime is my new favorite player. This kid is amazing! Glad his performance wasn’t totally clean, was starting to think he can’t be human lol. The crowd went absolutely nuts after both his 3a and 4a routine…biggest standing O of the contest.
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Where are the results? Why are they so hard to find?
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Theyre just getting announced now. I believe theyre on AP right now
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I can’t watch stream rn so announce 1a 3a and 4a podium for me plz
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Will do. watch Mark do. 
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AP:
Shu Takada
5a:
3rd Sora Ishikawa
2nd Yoshihiro Abe
1st Hideo Ishida
Edit: Gonna count on threebearrries to cover for me whileI put my kids to bed
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4a:
3rd Yuki Uchida
2nd Tsubasa Onishi
1st Rei Iwakura
WHAT
3a:
3rd Tomoya Kurita
2nd Alex Hattori
1st Hajime Miura
2a:
3rd Hajime Sakauchi
2nd Chun Hay Chan
1st Takuma Yamamoto (12.4 points ahead of 2nd)
1a:
3rd Yuki Nishisako (90.3 points)
2nd Evan Nagao (91.1 points)
1st Gentry Stein (91.4)
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lets GOOOO REIIIIIII
IM SO HYPE MY FAV 4A PLAYER GOT THE DUB BACK
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My poor boi Alex keeps getting 2nd
Pretty surprised Tomoya beat out Mizuki and Thawhir
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I feel so bad for him
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Surprised Tomoya beat out thawhir and mizuki
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Gentry takes it!!!
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The 1st and 2nd place scores are so close the difference falls in the margin of error. Really they kinda tied.
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Oh man my boi Yuki was so CLOSE
Congrats to Gentry tho
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I wonder how many points Evan lost because of his practice throws? Lost by 0.3
@AndreBoulay
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