Chen overcomes fall to win Grand Prix Final title

The American scored 103.32 point for his short programme in Nagoya, Japan, before securing a score of 183.19 in the free skate, with Uno topping the standings in the second discipline.

But Chen's overall score of 286.51 was enough to see him take the Grand Prix crown, with Umo second and Russia's Mikhail Kolyada sealing third step of the podium with a combined score of 282.

In the ladies' final, it was a Russian one-two as teenager Alina Zagitova took the title on her Grand Prix Final debut, with compatriot Maria Sotskova finishing second.

Canada's Kaetlyn Osmond had taken a surprise lead after the short programmae but was only half a point ahead of Zagitova, with the 15-year-old overtaking at the top with a free skate score of 147.03.

Osmond took bronze after finishing fifth in the free skate.

In the pairs, it was a golden day for Germany's Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Massot as they topped the podium ahead of Sui Wenjing and Han Cong of China, and Canadian duo Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford.

Savchenko and Massot had led from the start with a score of 79.43 in the short programme before wrapping up the win with 157.25 in the free skate.

And in the ice dance, the title went in the way of France's Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron with a score of 202.16, with Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir second and Americans Alex and Maia Shibutani completing the podium line-up.