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Mitchie Brusco | The Nine Club #358

Mitchie Brusco discusses getting sponsors at such a young age, when he got into skating Mega Ramps, Tom Schaar doing the first 1080, doing the first 1260 at the X games, why he started Skate IQ, the most requested trick people want to learn, why he has no interest in doing the loop, will vert ever be in the Olympics, does he think the 1440 will ever be done and much more!

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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.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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