Watch Myles Willard’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
John Dilorenzo: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch John Dilorenzo’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Alex Midler: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch Alex Midler’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Robert Neal: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch Robert Neal’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Jack O’Grady: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch Jack O’Grady’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Filipe Mota: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch Filipe Mota’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Clive Dixon: REAL STREET BEST TRICK 2020 | World of X Games
Watch Clive Dixon’s entry into Real Street Best Trick 2020, the all-video street skating best trick contest brought to you by ESPN’s World of X Games.
Announcing X Games Best Trick 2020: A BRAND NEW CONTEST! | World of X Games
X Games Real Street Best Trick asks 10 skateboarders to put it all on the line with their single best trick. This year’s Real Street Best Trick athletes are Clive Dixon, Jack O’Grady, Felipe Mota, John Dilorenzo, Alex Midler, Robert Neal, Myles Willard, Chris Wimer, Ryan Sheckler and Nyjah Huston.
Tony Hawk & Andy Mac: X GAMES THROWBACK | World of X Games
Relive the glory days of Skateboard Vert Doubles at X Games, featuring the most dominant duo in Vert, Tony Hawk and Andy Macdonald.
MIKEY TAYLOR: Spend Less Than You Make | World of X Games
During the first decade of the 2000s, the name Mikey Taylor was synonymous with clean street lines, misplacing huge endorsement checks in the house and being one of the first skateboarders ever to sign with Rob Dyrdek’s fledgling Street League. Then he started an investment company. It’s not the typical path out of skateboarding and Mikey fully acknowledges that. In fact, he’s kept one foot in the skateboarding world to help fellow pro skateboarders be smarter with their money. And along the way, Mikey’s taken his talents for investing and spread the word through social media.
MARIAH DURAN: Everything I Did Was For Skateboarding | World of X Games
In the first few years of X Games competitions, Mariah Duran was still slinging pizzas and doing fundraising to earn the necessary money to travel to competitions. Then, in 2016, Duran earned her first silver medal, and everything changed. She took her earnings, bought a car and went into heavy production mode, which earned her more prestigious placings at comps and then the opportunity for her to skate full-time. Nowadays, the Women’s Skateboard Street podium has become a familiar place for Duran to land at X Games. But with competitions taking a back seat this year, Duran isn’t slowing down at all. Here, Brando’s World of X catches up at home with the Albuquerque native.
Lizzie Armanto: BEING | World of X Games
With a gift for competitive bowl and park skating, Lizzie Armanto could easily sit back and compete her way to international notoriety. But she’s a skater’s skater, with an eye on firsts. From pro model decks to signature shoes magazine covers to becoming the first woman to do the loop, Lizzie is the next level of women’s professional skateboarding.