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2021 SLS Men's Supercrown Final Recap - Jagger Eaton Takes The W!

After a heated Final, Jagger Eaton came out on top and is the winner of the 2021 SLS Supercrown World Championship presented by Cariuma!

How Gustavo Ribeiro Won SLS Salt Lake City | Best Tricks

All coming down to the final attempt, Gustavo Ribeiro brought home his first ever SLS win at Stop 1 of the 2021 Championship Tour!

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Behind The Scenes: 2021 RED BULL PARIS CONQUEST

The challenge of live broadcasting is that we can only show you the business-end of what are usually a full few days of drama, entertainment and other skateboarding-related tomfoolery.

Some people rip in practice, but get unlucky in their runs. Some put down a single ridiculous hammer out of nowhere as soon as they turn up, but get taken out by a heel bruise, or somebody else’s board, straight after: that’s just the nature of the skating game. Friendships- and even the occasional rivalry- are rekindled, and new shared experiences become permanent memories of peak times. Red Bull Paris Conquest was no exception.

Taking place as the contest did slap-bang in the middle of Paris during late August 2021, there were side-missions and culture- sampling galore, as well as some insane practice sessions on the unique street course which replicated a half-dozen or so of Paris’ most famous contributions to skateable urban architecture.

Enjoy our deep dive into the first big, global post-Olympics skate contest, as we bring you behind the scenes of Red Bull Paris Conquest!

Explore Barcelona Dream Spots With Gustavo & Gabriel Ribeiro | MUNDO GUSTAVO EP4

Mundo Gustavo touches down in the world’s greatest skateboarding city as the Ribeiro brothers join an Ementa filming mission to Barcelona.

Episode 4 sees SLS winner Gustavo Ribeiro dip out of his contest schedule to wrap the Ementa video with a heavy Portuguese crew ripping around the iconic spots of the skate capital.

As well as hitting up Parallel and Besos, Gustavo and Gabriel roll up on MACBA with Guilherme Durand, Bruno Senra, Emidio Silva and Rapha Castilho in tow to kick it with Macbalife head honcho Alex Braza at the world’s most famous skatespot.

As Julio Arnau explains in our Greetings From Barcelona feature, the 1992 Summer Olympics saw a transformation in the cityscape from visionary urban planning to neighbourhood regeneration projects which would turn the Catalan city into a skateboarder’s paradise.

Within a decade the city was a feature of every skate magazine and video across the globe, and to this day remains a Mecca for skaters who want to add their chapter to the city’s skateboarding lore.

From risky rickshaw rides to checking out the sensational skateboard artwork of Julien Deniau, a little beachside mission and an impromptu rooftop snack hack, see how the boys squeeze every ounce of juice from a crazy weekend of skateboarding right throughout Barcelona.

It’s good to be back!

Rayssa Leal, Nyjah Huston & More: JUST THE FISHEYE SHOTS | SLS Utah 2021

Street League's Salt Lake City Finals went off last weekend, and we had the ultra-precise stylings of Chase Gabor there to capture all the action. He put together this rad edit of some of the prelim skating, Men's and Women's, but Chase wanted to make sure we mentioned that he always stays a little farther away from the skaters when he's filming—you know, so as not to distract them… It can be pretty intimidating when THE Chase Gabor (of the Chicago Gabors) is filming your tricks. Good job, Chase!

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2021 SLS Salt Lake City| Men's FINAL | Full Event Replay

Rewatch the 2021 SLS Salt Lake City stop Men's Final presented by Visible. Featuring Nyjah Huston, Paul Rodriguez, Luan Oliveira & more as the best pros in the world battle for a golden ticket to the 2021 SLS World Championship!

Presented by Monster Energy | Visible | Tech Deck | Skater XL | Tech Deck | True Skate | MOB Grip | Santa Cruz Skateboards | Bronson Speed Co | Utah Sports Commission

Queen and King of Paris: Leticia Bufoni and Trevor McClung | RED BULL PARIS CONQUEST

Red Bull Paris Conquest was the rowdiest contest in recent memory, bringing new obstacle layouts, a head-to-head eliminator format and new energies to Paris’ Trocadero right at the foot of the Eiffel Tower today.

We should naturally begin by congratulating Trevor McClung and Leticia Bufoni for being crowned the king and queen of Paris respectively, but a widening of the lens will show a superb event with a strong local showing and a raucous throng of a crowd who clearly had their favourites and let them know who they were.

Certainly high among those was TJ Rogers, who has made himself no end of new friends in the city over the last few days and delivered a clinic in buttery ledge tech and showcased what is undeniably the best switch frontside 360 ollie in the game. His consistency and trick bag were enough for fourth place but could have placed him higher had he not been drawn in the semi’s against Aurelien Giraud who would have won had he not broken three boards with that stupendous power of his, meaning he effectively skated the semi-finals and finals on several borrowed boards. He would be wise to bring a quiver of identical set-ups going forward. Nonetheless, he remarkably managed to power his way to second with a repertoire of big block hammers, transition wonders and a hardlflip late kickflip unseen outside of Youtube and in the wild. The man he beat into third was crowd favourite Vincent Milou who has seemingly become the most popular skater in France over the last year. He also snapped a board against TJ Rogers in the run-off for third, but TJ showed a lot of class by not trying to seize the advantage while Vincent sorted out a new board against the buzzer. By contrast Trevor McClung managed to hold onto enough moves like a switch backside 360 down the Bercy 5 block without needing timeouts and held on for first place.

If pole position was closely contested for the men’s contest, it was less so for the women’s. Leticia Bufoni demonstrated some of the strength in depth that marks out her talent by powering through to first place mixing the ability to go big with a consistency that is truly remarkable. Unfortunately, Leticia’s scheduled final rival Aori Nishimura had to withdraw from competing after an ankle injury with her last trick of the semi-final having already secured a guaranteed second place, and so a spontaneous three-way skate-off was held to decide the rest of the final four positions.

This saw Leticia roll out against both the impressive and effervescent local Charlotte Hym who rode the crowd’s energy to an excellent third place and Argentina’s Eugenia Ginepro who used her transition skills to solid effect on the melting house and wave spots particularly and took a solid fourth place on what was a terrific platform for where the women’s event scene is headed in terms of calibre and skill level.

Many thanks to Flo, Jeremy Grynblat, Greg Poissonnier, Ben Powell, Etnies and all our friends in Paris for helping make this unique event go with the bang it surely did!