Jason BROWN (USA) | Men Free Skating | ISU World Championships | Boston 2025 | #FigureSkating

Well, he has a huge fan base, there's no doubt about that, and 13,500, 14,000 people, something like that, crammed into the TD Gardens here in Boston, rooting for Jason Brown from the USA. He's in 12th place going into the free. Oh, yes! Lovely start, triple axel. And triple axel number two, the double toe on the end. Glorious triple loops. And Masaoko with a beautiful transition on the way. There's the flip with a triple toe on the end. And that's the last of the jumps. Just magical. It really takes your breath away. Well, that's absolutely where art meets sport. There was four minutes there of intoxicating skating. There wasn't one position throughout that program that wasn't beautiful, thought out. It's masterful. It is. Yeah, that is a masterclass, isn't it, of figure skating? It's a masterclass of skating skill. And this could be a difficult piece of music to skate to. There's not a lot of variety. Let's take a look here at the triple axel to start the program. And here's the second with the double toe. He really struggled with those, didn't he, at the beginning of the season? He did. And he had equipment issues. And it came to a point where it just wasn't improving. He changed companies completely. And coach Tracy Wilson said to him, you deserve to be comfortable and you deserve to love your skating. And what a great choice they made. He's been able to get it right, be able to train the way he normally trains. He expects so much of himself and respects the sport so much. He tells a story with every step and there's attention to every detail. It's a lovely shot. Oh, fantastic. Season's best out of the water because he has been struggling so much. It's going to be a huge score. Look at this. 180 points. That is a season's best. It's a fantastic score for him. It's very, very close to his personal best. 185 is his personal best score. But he goes shooting into the lead. And he's brought the place to life.