For the Love of Skateboarding
The Tampa Pro finals always come down to the final runs. The bar was pushed higher and higher, but in the end, Jagger was the one who came out on top.
FINAL RESULTS
1. Jagger Eaton
2. Yuto Horigome
3. Kelvin Hoefler
4. Cordano Russell
5. Jhanka Gonzalez
6. Matias Dell Olio
7. Kairi Netsuke
8. Zion Wright
9. Remco Erkeland
10. Filipe Mota
11. Jake Ilardi
12. Joe Hinson
Ginwoo Onodera and Jake Ilardi showed out in the 2025 SLS Vegas Wildcard Jam, punching their ticket to the Men’s Final later that afternoon!
Jake Ilardi has heart for skateboarding. Going pro in November 2020, he released standout video parts and earned a spot on Team USA Skateboarding, making his Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games. Despite dominating these feats in stride, he ultimately found himself in the industry gauntlet. Come August 2024, Jake earned his way into the RSEO Street Final. Ilardi then went on to finish first in the semifinals held in Portland, earning his place in Sunday’s final, silencing his critics, and demonstrating that his fire remains as strong as ever. Hear Jake’s story in First Person in our latest video above.
Jake Yanko takes on Jake Ilardi in the second game of Round 1, Mano A Mano 2023.
Red Bull Sōlus, one of the most mentally and physically challenging contests in skateboarding, is back for a third year. From the mind of Ryan Sheckler, this digital skate competition challenges 17 of the top pros and amateurs to deliver their best continuous line at Sheckler’s private skatepark, the SC Sandlot. Here is Jake Ilardi’s run.
Jake had no idea right up until the minute it was revealed to him. Here’s the lead-up and some words from friends on how it all went down. Congrats again, Jake. Well damn deserved! Thanks to Rockstar and Blind for the support on this project. – The Boardr
Hosts Chris Cote and Todd Richards are joined by skaters Jake Ilardi, Mariah Duran, Manny Santiago, and more to talk skate news, watch some videos, have a backyard ramp session, and take viewer questions.
Sean Malto gives Jake Ilardi one minute to land a Kickflip FS Bluntslide for R$200 Brazilian Real during the 2019 World Championships in São Paul for the G-Shock ‘Minute To Win It!’