Monster Euro Tour – Episode 3

The Monster Euro Tour has rolled into its final destinations in episode 3, long live the good times! From the streets of Helsinki, mobbing through Vienna and wrapping up the tour in Tel Aviv. Clips were stacked, ankles tweaked, and boards delaminated, all in the name of one of the rawest and most ambitious tours in skate history. Huge shout out to Ponke, Stil and Gilis for the assist and all the locals who came and brought the noise.

Featuring Aurelien Giraud, Gabriel Fortunato, Kieran Woolley, Yam Behar, Giovanni Vianna, Jorge Simoes, Tom Schaar, Liam Pace, Matt Berger, Kelvin Hoefler, Lizzie Armanto, Mami Tezuka, Dlamini Dlamini, Justin Sommer, Charles Munro, Marek Zaprazny, Jhank Gonzales, Rune Glifberg, Panos Loupis and Egor Kaldikov.

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Monster Euro Tour – Episode 2

In episode 2 of the Monster Euro Tour, the squad continues to leave a trail of destruction behind them as they wrap up the German leg with a wild session in Munich, followed by a scorching hot stopover in Athens, Greece and finally ending up in Warsaw, Poland hitting up a crazy DIY. Featuring Aurelien Giraud, Gabriel Fortunato, Kieren Wooley, Trey Wood, Giovanni Vianna, Jorge Simoes, Dlamini Dlamini, Justin Sommer, Charles Munro, Marek Zaprazny, Rune Glifberg, Panos Loupis & the locals who were absolutely killing it.

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Team Dashawn vs Team Foy Round Three: Game of O.U.T | SLS Games III

Coming off a W in Round Two, Team Foy tries to fight off Team Dashawn and secure another 2 second head start towards The Relay. Watch them battle it out in this three v three game of O.U.T! Tune into The Relay, winner takes all, dropping next week!

Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato

Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner

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Monster Euro Tour – Episode 1

Hop in the van & check out the first episode of the Monster Europe Tour as the crew kicks things off in the buzzing city of Bristol in the UK, followed by Hamburg & Berlin for the German stops of the tour where the local scene pulled up in their numbers to hang & skate with the boys. Big shouts to Fifty Fifty, Lobby & Civilist Skateshops for all the support.

Featuring: Ishod Wair, Nyjah Huston, Gabriel Fortunato, Aurelien Giraud, Kevin Baekkel, Jorge Simoes, Dlamini Dlamini, Justin Sommer, Charles Munro, Marek Zaprazny, Run Glifberg & the amazing locals we met along the way. Stay tuned for the next one…

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Team Dashawn vs Team Foy Round Two: THE STAIR DOWN | SLS Games III

Fresh off a Round One tie, Team Dashawn and Team Foy battle it out down the grass gap for a 2 second head start towards The Relay. In this two team, three v three competition, skill and passion are put to the test through four rounds. The winner of each round receives a 2 second (total of 6 seconds up for grabs) head start, which applies to the final round, The Relay.

Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato

Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner

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Team Dashawn vs Team Foy Round One: DECATHLON | SLS Games III

In this two team, three v three competition, where skill and passion are put to the test through four rounds. The winner of each round receives a 2 second (total of 6 seconds up for grabs) head start, which applies to the final round, The Relay. This is Round 1, the Decathlon, let’s see who secures that first 2 second head start…

Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato

Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner

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SLS Unsanctioned 3

This is SLS Unsanctioned, an informal event with a twist! The format is familiar, the skaters are hand-picked, and the rules are loose, as we hit a brand new location to watch 10 of the world’s best skaters going head-to-head for unregulated glory in becoming the next SLS Unsanctioned Champion. THE SKATERS: Dashawn Jordan, Vincent Milou, Kelvin Hoefler, Lucas Rabelo, Gabriel Fortunato, Felipe Gustavo, Dominick Walker, Trent McClung and Carlos Ribeiro. THE JUDGES: Aori Nishimura, Leticia Bufoni and Rayssa Leal.

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27th Annual Tampa Pro | Tampa, FL – Monster Energy

The 27th annual Tampa Pro lived up to the hype that surrounded its highly anticipated arrival. Monster Energy’s very own, 27-year-old Olympic skateboarder Kelvin Hoefler from Guarujá, Brazil, took 2nd place, claiming a podium finish in one of the most heated finals in event history. Representing Brazil as well, Monster Energy rider and newly minted pro Gabriel Fortunato from Suzano, put his repertoire of technical street tricks on full display. Despite landing tricks that exceeded the average; he missed the cut into finals.

Monster Army rider Liam Pace also made waves in the legendary concrete bowl at Skatepark of Tampa (SPoT), receiving the ‘You Killed It’ award in the Concrete Jam Bowl skate event. Presented by Monster Energy as the official title sponsor, Tampa Pro is the most respected grassroots contest in skateboarding. It goes without saying that the skateboarding was in a league of its own all weekend.

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MIRADOR II – Monster Energy

Mirador 2 is back with a unique take on skateboarding making the most of an FPV drone. Kevin Baekkel, Jorge Simoes, Gabriel Fortunato, and Marek Zaprazny hit up the spots of the Mediterranean but with a difference. Gaps and ledge tech are accompanied by full loops and graceful drone flying, showing skateboarding from a new perspective.

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