Watch all the action from the 2023 ISU World Figure Skating Championships from March 22-26 live on or catch up with the replays.
Skaters who impressed and achieved high scores in last year's events will get their hard-earned chance to claim a world title as they represent their country at the highest level of figure skating.
Running across six days, the World Championships will showcase all disciplines, with the elite men, women, pairs and ice dancers all ready to unveil their carefully crafted routines for the judges and Saitama crowds.
With every event live on SBS On Demand, you'll be able to watch your favourite skaters do what they do best for the chance to be crowned a world champion.
Shoma Uno of Japan was crowned World Champion in the Men's category at the 2022 ISU World Championships after finishing first in the Short Program and Free Skating events. Source: Getty / Joosep Martinson - International/International Skating Union via
ISU World Championships 2023 on SBS
Wednesday, March 22
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 1: Pairs Short Program, Opening Ceremony, Women's Short Program
12:45 - 23:00 AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Thursday, March 23
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 2: Pairs Free Skating and Victory Ceremony, Men's Short Program
12:45 - 23:00pm
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Friday, March 24
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 3 Part 1: Ice Dance
12:45 - 18:20pm
LIVE on SBS On Demand
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 3 Part 2: Women's Free Skating and Victory Ceremony
19:05 - 23:55 AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Saturday, March 25
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 4 Part 1: Ice Dance Free Dance and Victory Ceremony
14:15 - 18:15 AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 4 Part 2: Men's Free Skating and Victory Ceremony
19:05 - 23:45 AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand
Sunday, March 26
ISU World Figure Skating Championships - Saitama, Day 5: Exhibition
16:45 - 20:05 AEDT
LIVE on SBS On Demand