Vincent Matheron

Copenhagen Open 2025 – DIY Bowl Jam at Hullet (Day 3)

Day 3 of Copenhagen Open 2025 hit Hullet DIY like a brick to the face.

What started as a mellow Ben Raemers Foundation hangout with homemade zines, stickers, and free pizza turned into full-blown bowl carnage once the cash-for-tricks started flying.

No schedule, no real rules — just Oski Rozenberg, Gavin Bottger, Jiro Platt, Vincent Matheron, Yurin Fujii, and a pile of others feeding off the crowd and each other. Slams, saves, and full-speed lines through a crusty concrete snake pit.

Mental health awareness, DIY grit, and unfiltered Copenhagen chaos. You already know what it is.

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Coupe de France Bowl 2025 - Cannes

Video recap of the first stage of the Coupe de France Bowl in Cannes.

Vidéo récap' de la première étape de la Coupe de France Bowl à Cannes.
Vidéo Stéphane Desjardins
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Portraits: Greyson Fletcher's Explosive Life

If you don’t already know who Greyson Fletcher is, you’re blowing it! Luckily for you we tracked him down, chatted him up and stitched together enough footage to paint you a Greyson Fletcher Portrait. “I want my life to be every day explosive,” says Greyson, the son of surf legacy. Known for getting more wild than rest while skating, Greyson shares how it all stems from a family of surfing. Then, all signs point to Portland’s Burnside. Whenever he’s in the area, Greyson’s first stop is the infamous DIY to pay his raw and fast dues–a truly perfect canvas. After sharing his thoughts on the state of skate and why social media sucks, you’ll have seen enough footage of him with a little help from the homies to, “spark up,” and want to start living like Greyson Fletcher yourself.

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Fiends of Europa | Ulph, Ginger, Vincent Matheron, and More

Creature Fiends Worldwide! Heavy Revs and Old World terrain collide in this stacked montage featuring the Fiends of Europa: Antonio Pekovic, Sergio Reinhardt, Vincent Matheron, Ulph Andersson, Jonas Bünger, and Jan Hoffmann. Lurk with Us.

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Highlights: Highlights: Men's Park Qualifier | Rockstar Energy Open Portland 2024

It wouldn't be the Pacific NorthWest without a bit of rain. But that didn't dampen the mood of the park skateboarders as they waited for the moment we were all waiting for, and the show that ensued did not disappoint. A total of 18 park skateboarders dropped in, each taking their own unique angle at the curvatures, extensions, and out-of-bounce opportunities. Watch the ripping montage recap of the men's park qualifier above featuring Chris Russell, Tommy Calvert, Cory Juneau, Nick Peterson, Eli Williams, Roman Pabich, Phoenix Sinnerton, Taylor Nye, Keefer Wilson, Tristan Rennie, Keegan Palmer, Tate Carew, Vincent Matheron, Tom Schaar, Kieran Woolley, Yuro Nagahara, and Greyson Fletcher.

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Welcome to the Crew, Vincent Matheron | OJ Wheels

Vincent Matheron rolls on the Juice! Hit that play button and check into Marseille's finest rip
through his local legendary skate park. Nobody skates a spine like Vincent!

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SUPER CLOSE FINAL | Park Skateboarding: Men's Final Highlights

With Olympic spots on the line, we knew we were in for some serious skating in Budapest! The best of the best didn't disappoint with 90+ scores going out left and right as we got a real sneak peek for what's in store for us in just a few short weeks at Paris 2024!!!

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Championnat de France Bowl 2024 - Chelles

Here is the clip of the best tricks from the 2024 French Championship, Bowl version, thanks to the Cosa Skatepark in Chelles for the welcome as well as to the staff, riders and supporters, without forgetting our sponsors Go Chill, Decathlon Skateboarding, Qwetch, Radio Mouv'.
Video filmed and edited by Stéphane "Looping" Desjardins, additional filming Jérémy Hugues.
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Voici le clip des meilleurs tricks du Championnat de France 2024 version Bowl, merci au Cosa Skatepark de Chelles pour l'accueil ainsi qu'au staff, riders et accompagnants, sans oublier nos sponsors Go Chill, Decathlon Skateboarding, Qwetch, Radio Mouv'.
Vidéo filmée et montée par Stéphane "Looping" Desjardins, filming additionnel Jérémy Hugues.
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Not Your Usual Skate Contest | Red Bull Bowl Rippers

What makes a skatepark truly legendary? After all, we are living through the second golden era of the skatepark, with new designs and world-firsts popping up globally like mushrooms after rain.
And yet, there is only one Marseille.

Pro skateboarding action returned to Marseille’s iconic beachside bowl in September just passed, as Red Bull Bowl Rippers continued the Bowl Du Prado’s legacy of enshrining legends into a new era.

The park, designed by Jean-Pierre Collinet, has been skated daily for over 25 years and has been visited by every great of the genre in order to leave their marks on the lore. As well as the Cardiel’s, Speyer’s, Trujillo’s and Petersen’s there are also the local names like Molinier, Benoliel, Salah and the Matheron clan who have all contributed to the skatepark’s worldwide notoriety. It could be argued that nowhere in the world is better disposed towards running skate events than the infamous Bowl du Prado in Marseille, France. Like Sydney’s Bondi, the bowl itself heats up a fulcrum of skate intensity which in turn sits within the wider ambience of the beach life that surrounds it.

Skateboarding events are generally at their best when these worlds collide, and nowhere do they collide more agreeably than in Marseille.
As our barnstorming skate extravaganza packed the famous beachside hill with thousands of rowdy French spectators, Marc Churchill and Corbin Harris chop it up with both the skaters involved and internationally-respected industry veterans like Greg Poissonnier, Chris Gregson, Bryce Kanights as well as organiser Jeremie Grynblat and local hero Vincent Matheron to discover what it is that keeps people returning to this unique proving-ground time and again down the decades. As Australia’s Poppy Olsen observes: “There’s so much energy to feed off…it’s kind of hard to explain- but it’s just… great!”

Enjoy the people who know the slingshot contours of that fabled space better than anyone else explaining how the city’s skatepark became a fixed star in skateboarding’s universe, and celebrating Marseille’s significance within the annals of concrete skateboarding culture globally.

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Marseille Bowl rippers 2023

In the bustling city of Marseille some balls out skateboarding went down this year again from September 1st to 3rd at the skatepark of Prado. Full send, high speed riding, gnarly slams and heavy transfers.

Featuring @vincent_matheron @tweetstopher @colingraham @danny_leon @ethancopelanddd @gavinbottger @geeeepeeee @ivan_frederico @jeanpantaleosk8 @jeddmckenzie @jthaxx_hys @keeganpalmer @pedroquintas13 @robinbolian @tomschaar @kevin_kowalski @janhirt_

Filmed and Edited by @dvdbaker