How to Watch NBCU’s Figure Skating Coverage at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics with Sling
Figure skating is always one of the most popular events at The Winter Olympics. Here’s a look at how to watch all of the team and individual competitions at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.
The sports calendar is about to hit peak winter with one of the biggest global events on the planet: the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games. For a few unforgettable weeks, the world’s best athletes battle it out across 116 medal events, including skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, hockey, and more.
Whether you’re here for just the marquee events or want to watch every competition, The Winter Olympics are can’t-miss TV. Here’s how to watch the channels carrying the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.
USA Network
Watch with a subscription to Sling Blue or Sling Orange + Blue.
CNBC
Watch by adding News Extra to your subscription to Sling Blue or Sling Orange + Blue.
NBC
Watch with a subscription to Sling Select, Sling Blue, or Sling Orange + Blue in the markets listed below.
Use the link below to watch NBCU’s coverage of The Winter Olympics on Sling Blue with USA Network and NBC in designated markets.
How to Watch Figure Skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics
Check out the complete schedule for all figure skating events at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics below. *Indicates medal round.
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U.S. Athletes to Watch
Figure skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics showcases one of the deepest U.S. teams in years, with superstar veterans and rising talent throughout the field.
Men’s Singles
Leading the way is Ilia Malinin, a generational talent whose unprecedented jump difficulty makes him a legitimate gold-medal threat. Joining him are Andrew Torgashev and Maxim Naumov, both capable of breakthrough performances on the Olympic stage. For Naumov, the Games also carry deep personal significance as he competes in honor of his family’s loss, adding emotional weight to his Olympic debut.
Women’s Singles
The U.S. women arrive with momentum and poise. Amber Glenn enters as the reigning U.S. champion, while Alysa Liu returns to Olympic competition after a stunning world-title run following time away from the sport. Rounding out the team is Isabeau Levito, whose consistency and composure have made her a fixture among the world’s best.
Ice Dance
Veteran leaders Madison Chock and Evan Bates skate in their fourth Olympics together, bringing experience and creative range. They’re joined by Christina Carreira and Anthony Ponomarenko, along with fast-rising duo Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik, who add fresh energy to the U.S. dance field.
Pairs
In pairs, Emily Chan and Spencer Howe, along with Ellie Kim and Danny O’Shea, look to convert steady progress into peak Olympic performances.
With medal contenders and compelling storylines across disciplines, the U.S. figure skating team enters Milan Cortina positioned to be one of the most watchable and competitive teams of the Winter Olympics.