Elisabeth SEITZ (GER) - 2013 Artistic Worlds 

Sr Azul Its the national Team leotard so they have to wear it on like nearly every international competition , they stlii wear this and probebly are wearing it in nearly every meet in 2017 😂 But in my opinion at least this leo looks better then the ones from the Rio Team final in 2016 😂

it has been named after elizabeth seitz since 2011 world champs.

Well obviously but Aliya does it so much better I just wish she would've done it first

maxencebeaulieu Well of course Elizabeth deserves to have it named after her, she did it first, she earned it fair and square. All I'm saying is that a little part of me wished Aliya had done it first. Granted, they both only did it for one year and then abandoned it because the extra tenth of difficulty isn't worth the added deductions of the move.

I am wondering if you are in better shape. If so, I am still wondering why no skill at the uneven bars is called ' Milena ' ...? ...just wondering, you know.

Robert Steiner You're not wondering that at all. This is just a whiny passive-agressive way of saying: 'if u can't d0 it u ne3d to shut up lol!' which is ridiculous. Did you see her in quals yesterday btw? Go see it.

Milena you are geniousley smart ;) you're right, I was not wondering. yes, I saw it. and it was not the best performance. all i wanted to say was; it is pretty easy to sit in front of your computer watching videos and criticize them. and it is very rude, stupid, ignorant and arrogant to sit there watching something you were never able to do yourself and criticize it the way you did.

Robert Steiner First of all: "geniousley" is not a word. So the phrase "geniousley smart" does not mean squat. Second of all: even if it was a word derived from "genius", it would be spelled "geniously" (oh the irony). And yes, it is indeed pretty easy to sit in front of a computer watching video's and then criticize them. See, you are "geniousley smart" as well! Good job! Lastly, my original comment being rude and arrogant is debatable, but clearly you don't know what "ignorant" (or "geniousley" for that matter) means. Ignorant means "lack of knowledge", something my post did not demonstrate in any way, even if you don't like the style or level of criticism in it. I know calling anything you don't like ignorant is "tha thing" nowadays but I suggest you think your posts a bit more through next time. Now they're just all over the place.

Milena (ignorant = you don't know how hard it is to do such a routine, you probably can't do it better but you still criticize it I a mean way.) but just go ahead and keep having fun by writing such comments. ;)