At the ISU World Team Trophy 2025 in Tokyo, Italy brought humor with culinary rules inside their vibrant 'kiss-and-cry' areas. Marco Fabbri humorously declared, “Never ever put pineapple on pizza,” while teammates reminded fans to skip ketchup on spaghetti and cappuccino after 11am. Stay tuned for more fun moments!
Alysa Liu outshined Sakamoto Kaori by a slim margin at the ISU World Team Trophy 2025, securing USA's lead after Day 1. Liu achieved a strong 75.70 in the women's short program despite barely training post-World Championships. With USA on 52 points, Japan follows with 44, setting the stage for an exciting event in Tokyo.
Team USA surged ahead after the first day of the ISU World Team Trophy 2025 in Tokyo, leading in all events with 52 points. Key performances from Madison Chock, Ilia Malinin, and Alysa Liu highlighted their commitment to secure a third consecutive gold. With fierce competition from Japan and France, the excitement continues as pairs and free skate events approach!
Ilia Malinin powered through exhaustion to clinch first place in the men’s free skate at the ISU World Team Trophy 2025, scoring 183.88 and securing a 15-point lead for Team USA in Tokyo. Despite a shaky performance, the two-time world champion's effort stands as a crucial prelude to the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.
Team USA dominated at the 2025 ISU World Team Trophy in Tokyo, winning both the men's and ice dance events. Star skater Ilia Malinin and Olympian Jason Brown led with stellar performances, securing points to extend the team's lead to 95. Madison Chock and Evan Bates also shone with a season-best in ice dance, aiming for victory in the final day.
In a thrilling conclusion to the 2024-25 figure skating season, world champions Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi clinched the pairs free skate at the ISU World Team Trophy 2025 with a personal best of 145.06 in Tokyo, Japan. Italy's Sara Conti/Niccolo Macii came in second, while Georgia's Anastasiia Metelkina/Luka Berulava took third.