PARK HA

The tweet translates to: "I was looking up Han Jung-woo and came across a supportive post from his older brother 🤭 In G-egg, I was a fan of his older brother Park Ha and Gong Min~"

The translation of the tweet is: "I'm cheering for you! But, I wonder how Park Ha-kun is doing? #ParkHa #PARKHA #SVENTERTAINMENT #박하 #한종연 #NIK"

The tweet translates to: "You look energetic 😊 You look great and sharp 💓 I can't wait to see Park Ha-kun's performance. #ParkHa #PARKHA #SVENTERTAINMENT #박하 #한종연 #NIK pic.x.com/3WvSgt6eez"

The tweet translates to: "Rishi-kun is showing the American flag, and Yang Hao-kun from New Zealand is showing the Australian flag, and it seems that the angle of the pattern on Jegun-kun's South Korean flag is also suspicious. Isn't this a bit too random...?"

The tweet translates to: "JGP Final 7th Competition 🇨🇳 Wuxi Men's FS on 10/11 at 20:40 JST ~ G3 at 22:35 ~ 🇺🇸 Blackwell (13) at 22:49 ~ 🇨🇳 Tian (11) at 22:56 ~ 🇰🇷 Jegun (13) at 23:03 ~ 🇳🇿 Yanghao (15) at 23:10 ~ 🇯🇵 Nakata Rishi (13) Live stream: youtube.com/live/Ni_TPmNal… Results: isuresults.com/results/season… pic.x.com/zRzzT80ZKU"

In Momone-chan's space, I mentioned that I was curious about the match between Jegun-kun and Yanghao-kun. I just checked their protocols. The result shows that Yanghao-kun is leading by 2.02 points. Although Yanghao-kun fell on the 3A, he secured points in other areas, while Jegun-kun didn't have any major mistakes, but there were issues with level calls and he received an F! (I was like, "Huh?" when I saw the performance.)

The tweet translates to: "Once again, there's a bigger gap in PCS than in TES. While Jegun-kun is in the high 6s, Yanghao-kun is in the mid 7s. However, since Jegun was the first to skate, it's unclear how much of a simple comparison can be made. Is it like this? It's quite interesting, isn't it? 😏"

The tweet translates to: "JGP Wuxi Men's SP results update was not released, and Mr. Ted conveyed it verbally and ended it 😌 1st 🇯🇵 Rishi Nakata 81.55 2nd 🇳🇿 Yang Hao 76.10 3rd 🇰🇷 Je-gun 74.08" (Note: The link at the end appears to be an image link.)

The translation of the tweet is: "In the final men's competition, is it correct that the four who still have a chance for the finals are Rishi-kun, Yanghao-kun, Jegun-kun, and Donghae-kun? It seems that only Yanghao-kun has a chance even in 4th place."

The translation of the tweet is: "Yang Hao-kun has surpassed Jegun."

Here's the translation of the tweet: "JGP Final 7th Competition 🇨🇳 Wuxi on 10/10 (Thursday) 20:10 - Men's SP G1 20:17 - 🇰🇷 Jegun (13) 20:41 - 🇯🇵 Nakata Rishi (13) G3 22:12 - 🇳🇿 Yang Hao (15) 22:18 - 🇨🇳 Tian (11) 22:24 - 🇺🇸 Blackwell (13) *The numbers in parentheses are the points from the first competition. Live stream: youtube.com/live/xQfFaKrMk… Results: isuresults.com/results/season… pic.x.com/MBdfdOMCGd"

The tweet translates to: "I think it's a bit too much for the guys to have Yan Hao 🇳🇿, Blackwell 🇺🇸, Jegun 🇰🇷, and Nakata 🇯🇵 all in the 7th match, but Ryo-kun also has to work pretty hard; the finals will be tough."

"Even though I'm already busy, I can't believe I've been practicing so hard... The spirit of a professional is truly amazing, not lowering the level and repeatedly practicing without giving up‼︎ I'm so moved by how we are both pushing each other to improve 🥹 The performance was incredibly cool too‼︎ Thank you for the emotions 😭💖✨ #evnne #ParkHa #Keita #Jif x.com/evnne_official…"

"When I watch Pro Tai's Ryuto Iwasaki, it reminds me of Park Ha from G-EGG that I used to watch. I thought it felt familiar, and it turns out it really is Park Ha."

The translation of the tweet is: "Good night! Be careful during your night run 😊 #Parkha #PARKHA #SVENTERTAINMENT #박하 #한종연 #NIK"