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05-24-21 08:33PM

Deliverer
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Originally posted by GregJP
There is no way to prove it, but I'm pretty sure that Oskar Erikkson is the best individual curler in the world at the moment. And Bruce Mouat isn't far behind. It's just too bad they can't go head to head in the gold medal game. One very unfortunate missed draw to the 8 foot. I think De Val is going to be having nightmares about that shot for a long time. She's had a fantastic tournament. By far the best women's player.

Sweden Almida de Val 87.6
Scotland Jennifer Dodds 80.7
Switzerland Jenny Perret 78.8
Norway Kristin Skaslien 78.5
United States Tabitha Peterson 75.5

Sweden Oskar Eriksson 87.8
Norway Magnus Nedregotten 85.8
Scotland Bruce Mouat 84.9
Italy Amos Mosaner 81.4
Canada Brad Gushue 80.8

Could you possibly indicate the percentages of the remaining players who participated in this event? Tks.

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06-05-21 08:54AM

GregJP
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Those percentages were listed on Wikipedia. To find the rest you can go to the WCF website and try to find reports for the event. I'm afraid the website is such a disaster that your task might be a bit difficult.

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Give it a rest.

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