SYNCHRONIZATION AND SPEED AT THE HERO BATTLE CUP 2025: HERE ARE THE WORLD CHAMPIONS OF PAIR AND SPEED

From the perfect harmony of pairs to the explosive speed of solo athletes,
the finals delivered a spectacular show and crowned new talents.

Milan, July 9, 2025 – The first two thrilling finals of the Inline Freestyle World Cup took place at the Hero Battle Cup. Today’s events celebrated two very different but equally spectacular expressions of skating: the art of synchrony in the Pair discipline and pure speed in the Speed competition.
The athletes delivered top-tier performances that determined the final standings and awarded the prestigious world titles.

FINALS RESULTS: PAIR

In the Pair final, connection and elegance reigned supreme. The competing pairs presented complex choreographies, moving with impeccable synchronization and artistic interpretation that enchanted both the audience and the judges.
After an excellent performance in the Qualifiers, the Italian duo Nexia Gualdi / Valerio Degli Agostini confirmed their first-place finish, followed by another Italian pair, Nikole Moretti / Lorenzo Demuru, in second place, and Aleksandra Lisiecka / Justyna Teczar from Poland in third.

FINALS RESULTS: SPEED

The Speed final was a rush of pure adrenaline. In this test of explosive quickness and agility, the athletes competed down to the hundredths of a second, darting on one foot through the cone line with pinpoint precision.

In the Junior Women category, the talented Giorgia Coloprisca took first place, ahead of fellow Italian Siria Scipinotti, and Kimia Karimi Hassanabadi from Iran in third.
In the Senior Women category, Iran claimed the top spot thanks to the incredible race by Esfahani Romina Salek. Italian Matilde Arosio came in second, followed by another Iranian athlete, Taraneh Ahmadi, in third.

In the Junior Men category, young Daniele Salzillo claimed victory, followed by French skater Bastien Jugieau in second place, and another Italian, Alessandro Lanzafami, in third.
In the Senior Men category, Iran secured both first and second places: Amirmohammad Savari Jamalouei took the gold medal, followed closely by compatriot Reza Lesani. In third, just milliseconds behind, was Alvaro Nieto Merino from Spain.

A COMPLETE EVENT THAT CELEBRATES EVERY TALENT

The Hero Battle Cup once again proved to be an event that highlights every facet of freestyle skating — from artistry to power, from strategy to speed.
The day concluded with the awards ceremony, attended by the entire audience gathered in Piazza Duca d’Aosta, who enthusiastically celebrated the new world champions.