Grand Prix Final 2025 PREVIEW

We get ready for the 2025 Grand Prix Final with a rundown of all the competitors across the 4 disciplines, comparing their scores and performances so far this season, and making our (highly dubious) podium predictions.

December 1, 2025

Preview of the 2025 Grand Prix Final

It’s our first on-camera video! Go easy on us, we’re new at this…

Chapters

0:00 — Intro
1:58 — Men’s Competition
19:09 — Men’s Podium Predictions
20:47 — Pairs Competition
34:09 — Pairs Podium Predictions
35:39 — Women’s Competition
52:57 — Women’s Podium Predictions
56:16 — Ice Dance Competition
1:21:20 — Ice Dance Podium Predictions
1:22:59 — Other Skating News
1:24:23 — Talinn Trophy
1:28:00 — South Korean Ranking Competition
1:32:16 — Wrap-Up

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