Mitchell Brusco

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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PACIFICO SKATEBOARD VERT: HIGHLIGHTS | X Games 2021

Watch the spoiler-free, recap highlights of Pacifico Skateboard Vert at X Games 2021!

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BEST OF SKATEBOARDING | X Games 2021

Need a refresher on two days of skate action from X Games 2021? From Park to Vert to Street to Best Trick, it's all covered in this highlight reel. And of course we can't forget about Tony Hawk skating in Vert Best Trick, or Gui Khury's 1080...

MEDAL RUNS: Pacifico Skateboard Vert | X Games 2021

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X Games Foz do Iguaçu 2013 Skateboard Big Air: X GAMES THROWBACK | World of X Games

Flashback to April 18, 2013. X Games has gone global and after winter stops in Aspen and Tignes, we dipped down to Brazil for X Games Foz do Iguaçu 2013. On day one, young guns and seasoned veterans produced a Skateboard Big Air show for the ages in Brazil. And in the end, Brazil's own Bob Burnquist draped yet another Big Air gold medal around his neck for the discipline's first three-peat.

"We've had these MegaRamp events here, and I've gotten wins here, but, this was unique," Burnquist said. "I'm really stoked. And to do it here at home, as the first main X Games … I can't ask for anything better." An on-point Elliot Sloan claimed silver. Australia's 38-year-old Jake Brown took home the bronze medal, along the way penning a new page in the history books with skateboarding's first 720 ollie.

If you were there, this was one Big Air comp to remember, and in case you missed it, enjoy this trip down memory lane!

SLOAN YARD SESSIONS EP.8 RANDOM RADNESS | ELLIOT SLOAN

Put together this little edit from all the random sessions over the last few weeks featuring; Tony Hawk, Tom Scharr, Clay Kreiner, Paul Luc Ronchetti, Shea Donovan, Chris Russel, Milton Martinez, Darren Navarrete, Alex Perelson, Thomas Augusto, Josh Stafford, CJ Titus, Mitchie Brusco, And yours truly:) Hope you all enjoy this one. Let me know who or what you'd like to see in the next video!

Filmed by Drew Hastings and Chris Gregson. Edit by Drew Hastings

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.

TOP SKATEBOARDING MOMENTS: 25 Years of X | World of X Games

Since the first Extreme Games in 1995, skateboarding has been front and center at the seat of progression in X Games. What started as a park course and vert ramp has now become dedicated competitions in almost all avenues of skateboarding, from Park to Vert to Street to Video to Big Air. In a word, X Games has grown alongside the global movement of skateboarding, and we've been lucky to have an inside look at the some of the biggest moments in skateboarding.

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MITCHIE BRUSCO: #2 | X Games 2019 Top 10 Moments

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.