ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2025: Dates, TV and Live Stream Schedule

The best figure skaters in the world will descend upon Boston for the 2025 ISU World Figure Skating Championships, with the intent to showcase their talents and take home the coveted gold medal in their signature events.

When and how can fans watch the sport's best compete for one of the top prizes available to them?

Find out with this preview.

TV Schedule

Wednesday, March 26: Women's Short Program (3:00 p.m., USA Network)

Thursday, March 27: Men's Short Program (3:00 p.m., USA Network); Pairs Free Skate (8:00 p.m., USA Network)

Friday, March 28: Rhythm Dance (3:00 p.m., USA Network); Women's Free Skate (8:00 p.m., NBC)

Saturday, March 29: Free Dance (3:00 p.m., USA Network); Men's Free Skate (8:00 p.m., NBC)

Sunday, March 30: Recap Show (3:00 p.m., NBC)

United States Preview

Men's world champion Ilia Malinin returns to the stage on which he captured gold in 2024, looking to once again prove why he is tops in his sport.

He does so on the heels of a third, consecutive United States title, which he captured in Wichita, Kansas via the second-highest free skate (219.23) and overall (331.31) scores in US Championships history.

Riding a wave of momentum into this year's world championships, he will look to retain his unbeaten streak that dates back to the 2023 Grand Prix Final.

Amber Glenn of Plano, Texas captured gold at the US Championships, rallying from six points down to regain the title and become the first woman since Alysia Liu in 2019 and 2020 to go back-to-back.

She headlines a field of women's skaters that also includes Liu and 2024 world silver medalist, Isabeau Levito.