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Two Americans sit in the Denver Nuggets Colorado Avalanche Denver Broncos Colorado Rockies 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this top six going into the men’s free skate on Saturday. Even without a quad, Jason Brown made another classic of this season’s short program, “Melancholy,” by his longtime choreographer Rohene Ward (of last season’s viral “Sinnerman” and Kaori Sakamoto’s Janet Jackson short program this year). In sixth place, Brown is ahead of all of the medalists at this year’s European championships and all of the Japanese competitors except Shoma Uno. US champion Ilia Malinin couldn’t finish ahead of Uno either, though his steadily improving short program to ”I Put a Spell on You” gave him just over 100 points. Uno has always had extraordinarily soft knees and catlike reflexes—no matter how dicey his takeoffs look, he consistently lands on his feet (if not necessarily on one foot). Over the past few years, especially since Stéphane Lambiel, himself a world champion, an Olympic medalist, and a beautiful dancer, became his coach, Uno has refined his technique and deepened his musicality. He doesn’t have a quad axel, but this season’s free skate, to Bach’s “Air on the G String” and “Mea tormenta, properate,” by Johann Adolph Hasse, includes five other quads—and Uno will have a nearly five-point cushion.

Haein Lee of Korea, Kaori Sakamoto of Japan, and Loena Hendrickx of Belgium during the Denver Nuggets Colorado Avalanche Denver Broncos Colorado Rockies 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this medal ceremony at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships. Photo: Getty ImagesDefending Japanese and world champion Kaori Sakamoto entered the free skate in first place, nearly six points ahead of Haein Lee of Korea, the current Four Continents champion. Point fractions separated Lee (73.62) from Mai Mihara of Japan (73.46) and US champion Isabeau Levito (73.03); the other American women, Bradie Tennell and Amber Glenn, were in eighth and tenth place respectively after the short program, and Loena Hendrickx, the 2022 world silver medalist, seemed shocked to find herself in fifth. In the free skate those fractions scrambled, with Hendrickx onto the podium as bronze medalist. Because Glenn moved down to 12th place and Tennell to 15th, Levito needed to finish no lower than third to guarantee three spots for US women at next year’s Worlds, but a fall on her opening jump kept her in fourth place. Mihara, too, made mistakes that pushed her down to fifth. But Haein Lee held on to second place and became the first Korean since Yuna Kim in 2013 to medal at Worlds. (Her impressive young teammate Chaeyeon Kim moved up from 12th to sixth place.)

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