Kevin AYMOZ (FRA) | Men Free Skating | ISU World Championships | Boston 2025 | #FigureSkating

Well, he was brilliant in the short program. The short program of his life. Now, can he repeat it in the free? There's plenty of people here willing him to do so. It's the wonderful Kevin Amos from France. He's in fourth place. Double toe. Oh, perfect. It's his second quad toe. So well to gain control of that triple lutz. The best jump of the program so far. Triple axel, double axel sequence. That is such a difficult entry into that triple axel. It was brilliant. It's his get out of jail card there. Triple flip, but it was beautiful. Well, the Frenchmen have delivered this evening, haven't they? It wasn't that special. And if you look at both Adam's program and Kevin's program, they were complete packages. They had the whole lot. It wasn't just jump, jump, jump, spin, spin, spin. There was a whole structure to the program. It was a magnificent piece of work in both cases. And you can see what it means. It's absolutely fantastic. Sylvia Fontana greeting him at the door. And she would have been thrilled with that performance. Because you never quite know with Kevin what's going to happen. Brilliant. Kevin choreographs a lot of his own material. He is so passionate about the art side of figure skating. Here, his opening quad toe, double toe, really far forward, but still manages to get the combo off. Here is the second quad toe. Better on this one. As it stands now, Kevin's base value from the technical side is lower than Adam's. I love that entry into the triple axel. It's so difficult, as you said, Chris. But right now, Kevin's program components are coming in a little bit higher than Adam's are. Especially for the composition and the presentation. They're two extremely different skaters, but both such the complete package. I love the innovation. So many new ideas in there. Little tricks just to keep your interest. It's always unique. He always brings something unique to the table. And to his programs. Right down to the nitty gritty. He needs 181.86 to take the lead. He has had 190 with this program. Not sure that would get 190, but he's going to be close. Oh, not close enough. He's fifth on the free. I think he's going to be in second place. He is in second place. It's a France 1-2. He will absolutely take that.