The Americans had arguably the best world championships in their long and distinguished figure skating history, and now they are pointing toward next season and the Olympics.

The 2025 ISU World Figure Skating Championships wrapped up on Saturday, with Ilia Malinin, the Quad God, repeating as world champion in the men’s free skate at TD Garden in Boston.

With the win, they became the first American ice dance team to win three consecutive World Championship golds.

It's hard to imagine a better world championships for the American figure skating team, which captured gold in three of the four disciplines over the weekend for the first time in its history, and will take all of that momentum into an Olympic year.

Fear and Gibson follow in the footsteps of legendary figure skating duo Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean who won Great Britain's last medal in 1984. A points total of 207.11 points proved enough for Fear and Gibson to take bronze behind the United States' Madison Chock and Evan Bates who defended their title and Canada's Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier who were were awarded silver.

Figure skaters Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson have won Great Britain’s first World Championship medal in the sport since the great era of Torvill and Dean.