Vert’s future looks bright! Tony Hawk’s Vert Alert 2024 introduced the competitive vert talent from around the globe. Featuring Gui Khury, Moto Shibata, Mitchie Brusco, Soya Inomata, Ao Nishikawa, Reef Orlando and Ema Kawakami.
Lexus X Games Vert Pro at the US Open of Surfing – 360 LIVE | X Games
Tune in to the Men’s and Women’s Vert Pro finals at the Lexus X Games Vert Pro at the US Open of Surfing! Featuring X Games Vert athletes like Jimmy Wilkins, Reese Nelson, Gui Khury, Grace Marhoefer, Mitchie Brusco and more!
Tony Hawks Vert Alert 2024 Mens Finals and Awards
Tony Hawk’s Vert Alert 2024 saw a new group of incredible young talent go up against the best of the best. Vert skateboarding looks to have an exciting future. Watch Gui Khury, Moto Shibata, Mitchie Brusco, Reef Orlando, Soya Inomata, Ema Kawakami, Ao Nishikawa and Rony Gomes compete for the podium and a spot at X Games.
THVA 2023 Mens Best Trick Contest
The top 8 Finalists Edouard Damestoy, Moto Shibata, Jimmy Wilkins, Gui Khury, Paul Luc Ronchetti, Tom Schaar, Rony Gomes, and Augusto Akio plus two wildcards Bucky Lasek and Mitchie Brusco compete in the Men’s Best Trick Contest!
Skatepark Stories with Mitchie Brusco – The Skatepark Project
Michie Bursco gives you the rundown for The Skatepark Project.
B-Team Backyard Blast 2021 – SKATELITE
The first official B-Team Backyard Blast presented by Skatelite was one for the books! From Tony and Hosio doubles, Mitchie Brusco 900, Blunt Steel best trick and much more. If you missed the live stream be sure to checkout all the madness here!
Mitchie Brusco’s First 1260 Turns Two! | BEST OF X GAMES
On August 3, 2019, Mitchie Brusco etched his name into the history books when he landed the world’s first Skateboard Big Air 1260. That’s three and a half rotations in the air, and Mitchie landed it like a boss. Because that happened two years ago today, here’s a quick reminder of Mitchie’s history-making feat!
X Games Barcelona 2013 SKATEBOARD BIG AIR: X GAMES THROWBACK
Following the Big Air competition at X Games Barcelona 2013, Bob Burnquist boasted 24 total X Games medals after beating out Mitchie Brusco and Elliot Sloan. The win put Burnquist even with BMX legend Dave Mirra and ahead of snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White for the medal-total record. But Big Air wasn’t just Bob’s game. Mitchie Brusco, 16 at the time, upped the stakes with his first 1080 on the MegaRamp quarterpipe to win silver, with Elliot Sloan close behind in the bronze medal position. Here, we take a look back at the full competition from the X Games Barcelona 2013.
25 YEARS OF X GAMES | World of X Games
This special 25th anniversary episode takes a look back at the progression of the X Games and the most significant moments in its history. 25 Years of X Games features highlight footage from the past 25 years, as well as current interviews with action sports legends and ESPN hosts reliving their favorite memories.
Featured guests include: Tony Hawk, Travis Pastrana, Mat Hoffman, Dennis McCoy, Paul Rodriguez, Bucky Lasek, Lizzie Armanto, Jacko Strong, Ryan Nyquist, Selema Masekela, Ron Semiao, Ryan Sheckler, Nyjah Huston, Brighton Zeuner, Chris Fowler, Suzy Kolber, Brian Deegan, Carey Hart, Bob Burnquist, Scotty Cranmer, Mitchie Brusco, Elliot Sloan, Ken Block and Danny Way.
MITCHIE BRUSCO: #2 | X Games 2019 Top 10 Moments
Mitchie Brusco takes the #2 spot on the X Games Top Ten list. The 900 was first landed on a skateboard 20 years ago (at X Games, of course). The trick remains so difficult that fewer than 10 people have done it at X Games. Then came the 1080; you can count the people who have landed that trick on one hand. Now we have the 1260.
–Mitchie Brusco landed the world’s first 1260 on the quarterpipe during Run 3 of Skateboard Big Air. He crashed attempting the trick in his first two runs, and that came after crashing on it twice at X Games Shanghai. He made it look easy in his 5th overall attempt at X Games. The 1260 was part of a line that included a switch 180 over the 50-ft. gap. Despite the world’s first 1260, Mitchie took silver.
He now owns 10 X Games medals total. And 1260 bragging rights.
MITCHIE BRUSCO: What’s Next? | X Games
Mitchie Brusco made history at X Games Minneapolis 2019, landing the first 1260 on a skateboard. He was nonchalant about it, slowly descending the ramp, sill focused on the trick he had just landed for the first time. But it was clear from his first run that Mitchie only had the 1260 on his mind. His switch 180 over the 50-foot gap was instant evidence that he was focused on giving himself the best opportunity on the quarterpipe.
NBD: Mitchie Brusco’s first-ever Big Air 1260 | X Games Minneapolis 2019
Watch Mitchie Brusco land the first 1260 in skateboard history in the Skateboard Big Air final, Saturday at X Games Minneapolis 2019.