Ottavio Cinquanta of Italy, the president of the International Skating Union,
is convinced the sport's new judging system gives skaters without the
difficult quadruple jump, like Evan Lysacek (above) and Weir of the United
States, a chance to score as many points as Russia's Evgeni Plushenko..
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