Lukas BRITSCHGI (SUI) | Men Free Skating | ISU World Championships | Boston 2025 | #FigureSkating

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On the ice next, and representing Switzerland, here is Lukasz Brzycki!
Well, he had a fantastic time at the European Championships this year.
The cheer is because up on the screen, his message to the crowd was, I want to hear some noise.
The European Champion, Lukasz Brzycki.
Quad toe, double toe, he was looking for a triple on there.
He's going for the quad again, just doubled out.
Triple axel, double axel, and another.
We're into the second half now, so that extra 10%.
On to the triple toe at the end of the loops.
Doubles the flip.
Well, I've got to say, it must be tough to skate after what was going on before,
at the end of Jason Brown's performance.
Really difficult to get your focus.
Well, indeed, with that quad toe.
Remember, he was looking for a quad toe, triple toe as his opening combination.
So perhaps that rocked him slightly, and then to pop your second jump
does not fill you with confidence.
So there were a few errors creeping into the program after that.
And he will be disappointed, I'm sure.
And of course, coming in as the new European Champion
puts different pressures on you as well.
I'm sure there's much more expectation when you have that title to your name.
And we know Lukasz has been trouble with an old knee injury that's come back up.
He's only really had about three full weeks of training before he got here.
Taking a look here at his quadruple toe to open the program.
Wanted a triple toe, he's a little back towards his heel.
Can only manage a double.
And here, wanted a second quad toe.
Opens up in the air, it's just a double.
He's losing around 10, 11 points on that one element alone.
Both triple axels today for Lukasz.
Really well done.
Both receiving a positive grade of execution.
Here, problems in the second half.
This was going to be a big combo for Lukasz.
Triple Lutz, he's a little low in the knee.
Doesn't quite get through to fully rotate that triple toe.
Takes a fall, it's in on the quarter.
And then of course we had the pops triple flip after that into a double.
So a couple of little errors here for Lukasz.
I shouldn't say little, a couple of errors for Lukasz.
And they will affect his total score.
Yeah, he got 184 in the European Championships, but 158.36.
So he goes into third place.
