World Figure Skating Championships 2025 RECAP

We take an in-depth retrospective of the World Figure Skating Championships 2025, including the extraordinary wins of Alysa Liu, Chock and Bates, Ilia Malinin, and Miura and Kihara.

April 1, 2025

Worlds 2025 Recap and Analysis

It was an incredible event. And also we are exhausted.

Chapters

0:00 — Intro
2:00 — Women’s Championship
33:26 — Women’s Predictions in Review
34:15 — Pairs Championship
51:17 — Pairs Predictions in Review
52:10 — Men’s Championship
1:16:42 — Men’s Predictions in Review
1:17:40 — Ice Dance Championship
1:48:05 — Dance Predictions in Review
1:48:48 — Gold in our Hearts
1:56:24— Wrap-Up

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Scoreography is a show about the art, athleticism, culture, and entertainment of Figure Skating. We discuss current competitions, the sports history and legacy, up-and-coming skaters and absolute legends, and the action outside of the rink.

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