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The X Games are a series of action sports events founded by ESPN and broadcast on ESPN networks and ABC. The first X Games were held in the summer of 1995 in Providence and Newport in Rhode Island, and the events have since been staged in many parts of the world. They typically include skateboarding, BMX, freestyle motocross, skiing and snowboarding, with athletes competing for bronze, silver and gold medals as well as prize money. The competition is known for landmark tricks, among them Tony Hawk's 900 in skateboarding and Shaun White's Double McTwist 1260 in snowboarding. In late 2022 ESPN sold the property to the private equity firm MSP Sports Capital, and the events remain on ESPN and ABC.

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Jeff Kargola, Athletes
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Jeremy Lusk, Athletes
Source Jeremy Lusk (Wikipedia)
Source Jeremy Stenberg (Wikipedia)
Source Jordyn Barratt (Wikipedia)
Source Julia Brueckler (Wikipedia)
Juni Kang, Athletes
Source Juni Kang (Wikipedia)
Source Justin Dowell (Wikipedia)
Karen Jonz, Athletes
Source Karen Jonz (Wikipedia)
Kelly Slater, Athletes
Source Wikipedia, Kelly Slater
Source Kelvin Hoefler (Wikipedia)
Source Kenny Bartram (Wikipedia)
Source Kevin Kowalski (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Kevin Peraza, Athletes
Source Kevin Peraza (Wikipedia)
Source Kieran Woolley (Wikipedia)
Kyle Baldock, Athletes
Source Kyle Baldock (Wikipedia)
Kyle Loza, Athletes
Source Kyle Loza (Wikipedia)
Source Leo Baker (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Source Letícia Bufoni (Wikipedia)
Source Levi Sherwood (Wikipedia)
Liz Akama, Athletes
Source Liz Akama (Wikipedia)
Source Lizzie Armanto (Wikipedia)
Logan Martin, Athletes
Source Logan Martin (BMX rider) (Wikipedia)
Source Luan Oliveira (Wikipedia)
Lucas Rabelo, Athletes
Source Lucas Rabelo (Wikipedia)
Source Luiz Francisco (Wikipedia)
Source Manny Santiago (Wikipedia)
Source Margielyn Didal (Wikipedia)
Mariah Duran, Athletes
Source Mariah Duran (Wikipedia)
Mat Hoffman, Athletes
Source Mat Hoffman (Wikipedia)
Mia Kretzer, Athletes
Source Mia Kretzer (Wikipedia)
Source Michael Guffey (Wikipedia)
Mike Brown, Athletes
Source Mike Brown (Wikipedia)
Mike Jones, Athletes
Source Mike Jones (motocross rider) (Wikipedia)
Mike Metzger, Athletes
Source Mike Metzger (Wikipedia)
Minna Stess, Athletes
Source Minna Stess (Wikipedia)
Miyu Ito, Athletes
Source Miyu Ito (Wikipedia)
Source Mizuho Hasegawa (Wikipedia)
Source Momiji Nishiya (Wikipedia)
Morgan Wade, Athletes
Source Morgan Wade (BMX rider) (Wikipedia)
Nate Adams, Athletes
Source Nate Adams (Wikipedia)
Neal Hendrix, Athletes
Source Neal Hendrix (Wikipedia)
Nicole Hause, Athletes
Source Nicole Hause (Wikipedia)
Nyjah Huston, Athletes
Source Nyjah Huston (Wikipedia)
Source Omar Hassan (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Pâmela Rosa, Athletes
Source Pâmela Rosa (Wikipedia)
Source Paul Rodriguez (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Pedro Barros, Athletes
Source Pedro Barros (Wikipedia)
Source Pierre-Luc Gagnon (Wikipedia)
Source Poppy Starr Olsen (Wikipedia)
Source Robbie Maddison (Wikipedia)

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Snowboarding, Sports
Source X Games (Wikipedia)
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1. X Games (Wikipedia)
  • Lead paragraph of the English Wikipedia article
    The inaugural X Games were held during the summer of 1995 in Providence and Newport in Rhode Island
  • Lead paragraph of the English Wikipedia article [scope]
    The X Games have been held all over the world
  • Features: Snowboarding, Lead paragraph of the English Wikipedia article [features]
    typically include sports such as skateboarding, BMX, freestyle motocross, skiing and snowboarding
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Wikipedia, Sébastien Loeb
WikipediaCompetitors Include: Sébastien Loeb, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Sébastien Loeb, Lead
In 2012, he won the rallycross final in his first appearance at X Games XVIII.
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Dave Mirra (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Dave Mirra, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Dave Mirra, Lead
most medals in BMX Freestyle at the X Games
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Wikipedia, Kelly Slater
WikipediaCompetitors Include: Kelly Slater, Article text
Quote, Competitors Include: Kelly Slater, Article text
In addition to the ASP tour, Slater competed in the X Games in 2003 and 2004 winning back to back gold medals.
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Travis Pastrana (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Travis Pastrana, Lead, X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Travis Pastrana, Lead, X Games
becoming a multi-time X Games gold medalist
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Yuto Horigome (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Yuto Horigome, Early career
Quote, Competitors Include: Yuto Horigome, Early career
winning two gold medals and a bronze at the X Games competitions in Shanghai and Minneapolis
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Kelvin Hoefler (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Kelvin Hoefler, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Kelvin Hoefler, Career
He has medaled at every major skateboarding tournament, Olympics, World Skateboarding Championship, and X Games
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Rune Glifberg (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Rune Glifberg, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Rune Glifberg, Lead
He is one of three skaters to have competed at every X Games.
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Ayumu Hirano (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Ayumu Hirano, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Ayumu Hirano, Lead
He won the silver medal in the superpipe in 2013 Winter X Games XVII at the age of 14
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Nate Adams (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Nate Adams, Biography, X Games gold
Quote, Competitors Include: Nate Adams, Biography, X Games gold
Adams has won the gold medal at the X Games in 2004
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Kenny Bartram (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Kenny Bartram, Career, 2000 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Kenny Bartram, Career, 2000 X Games
Bartram made his first X Games appearance in Moto X Freestyle
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Vicki Golden (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Vicki Golden, Lead, X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Vicki Golden, Lead, X Games
Golden has won three consecutive gold medals in Women's Moto X Racing at the X Games
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Taka Higashino (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Taka Higashino, Lead, X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Taka Higashino, Lead, X Games
who has competed in international events including the X-Games
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Mike Jones (motocross rider) (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Mike Jones, Career, Kiss of Death
Quote, Competitors Include: Mike Jones, Career, Kiss of Death
He went on to use this trick at Winter X Games Vermont, where Jones achieved a gold medal.
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Tommy Clowers (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Tommy Clowers, Career, 2000 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Tommy Clowers, Career, 2000 X Games
he became the first ever Step Up Champion and X Games Gold medalist
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Brian Deegan (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Brian Deegan, Lead, X Games medals
Quote, Competitors Include: Brian Deegan, Lead, X Games medals
With a total of 16 X Games medals across multiple disciplines, he is one of the most decorated athletes in X Games history
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Carey Hart (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Carey Hart, Career, 2002 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Carey Hart, Career, 2002 X Games
At the 2002 X-Games in Philadelphia, Hart successfully completed the backflip in the best trick competition
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Kyle Loza (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Kyle Loza, Riding, Best Trick
Quote, Competitors Include: Kyle Loza, Riding, Best Trick
He was the first person to have won three X Games Moto X Best Trick gold medals in a row
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Jeremy Lusk (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Jeremy Lusk, Lead, 2008 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Jeremy Lusk, Lead, 2008 X Games
Lusk won gold and silver medals at the 2008 X Games
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Robbie Maddison (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Robbie Maddison, Early career, 2004 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Robbie Maddison, Early career, 2004 X Games
In early 2004, Maddison won Gold at the X Games held at Australia's Wonderland after completing 13 back flips.
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Andreu Lacondeguy (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Andreu Lacondeguy, Lead, 2013 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Andreu Lacondeguy, Lead, 2013 X Games
He is a 2013 Munich X-Games bronze medalist in the Mountain Bike Slopestyle event
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Jeremy Stenberg (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Jeremy Stenberg, Other projects, 2015 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Jeremy Stenberg, Other projects, 2015 X Games
In 2015, he competed in the X Games' Stadium Super Trucks category
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Mike Metzger (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Mike Metzger, Career, 2002 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Mike Metzger, Career, 2002 X Games
In the 2002 X Games, Metzger won the Freestyle and Big Air events and got second place in Step Up
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Clinton Moore (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Clinton Moore, Personal life and career, 2010 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Clinton Moore, Personal life and career, 2010 X Games
Moore participated in X-Games 2010 in freestyle where he finished in fourth place.
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Levi Sherwood (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Levi Sherwood, Career, 2010 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Levi Sherwood, Career, 2010 X Games
Sherwood won silver in the Moto X Freestyle final of the X Games XVI in Los Angeles
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Cam Sinclair (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Cam Sinclair, Career, X Games XVI
Quote, Competitors Include: Cam Sinclair, Career, X Games XVI
winning his first X Games gold medal in Moto X Best Trick
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Tom Pagès (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Tom Pagès, Lead, X Games Austin 2015
Quote, Competitors Include: Tom Pagès, Lead, X Games Austin 2015
winning the gold medal at X Games Austin 2015 in the Toyota Moto X QuarterPipe competition
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Jeff Kargola (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Jeff Kargola, Lead, 2005 Winter X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Jeff Kargola, Lead, 2005 Winter X Games
silver medal in the Men's Best Trick competition at the 2005 Winter X Games
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Axell Hodges (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Axell Hodges, Competition history, X Games Minneapolis 2018
Quote, Competitors Include: Axell Hodges, Competition history, X Games Minneapolis 2018
Hodges received gold in the Moto X Quarterpipe High Air and gold in Moto X Best Whip at X Games Minneapolis 2018.
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André Villa (Norwegian Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: André Villa, Merits, 2014
Quote, Competitors Include: André Villa, Merits, 2014
3.plass X-Games Los Angeles 2014
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Sakura Yosozumi (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Sakura Yosozumi, X Games section
Quote, Competitors Include: Sakura Yosozumi, X Games section
Yosuzumi competed at X Games Minneapolis 2018 in the women's park event.
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Margielyn Didal (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Margielyn Didal, Lead, X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Margielyn Didal, Lead, X Games
who rose to fame when she competed in the X Games Minneapolis 2018 and won a gold medal in the 2018 Asian Games.
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Tony Hawk (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Tony Hawk, Career, 1995 X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Tony Hawk, Career, 1995 X Games
1995 saw the first annual X Games, where Hawk competed in two of the events and won a gold medal in the skateboard vert
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Letícia Bufoni (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Letícia Bufoni, Career, first X Games
Quote, Competitors Include: Letícia Bufoni, Career, first X Games
In 2007, Bufoni competed in her first X Games at the age of 14 in Los Angeles.
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Pedro Barros (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Pedro Barros, Career, 2010
Quote, Competitors Include: Pedro Barros, Career, 2010
In 2010, Barros won X Games gold in Park as a rookie after a battle against Andy Macdonald.
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Nyjah Huston (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Nyjah Huston, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Nyjah Huston, Lead
has won 15 gold medals at the X Games since 2011
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Momiji Nishiya (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Momiji Nishiya, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Momiji Nishiya, Career
Nishiya competed at the 2019 Summer X Games in the women's street event
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Jagger Eaton (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Jagger Eaton, Competition history
Quote, Competitors Include: Jagger Eaton, Competition history
At age 11, Eaton competed at the 2012 X Games in Los Angeles
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Heimana Reynolds (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Heimana Reynolds, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Heimana Reynolds, Lead
At the 2017, 2018 and 2019 X Games, he finished respectively eighth, eighth and sixth
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Aori Nishimura (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Aori Nishimura, Professional skateboarding
Quote, Competitors Include: Aori Nishimura, Professional skateboarding
she was the first athlete from Japan to win gold at the X Games Minneapolis 2017 extreme sports event
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Brighton Zeuner (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Brighton Zeuner, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Brighton Zeuner, Lead
she has two X Games gold medals in skateboard park
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Cocona Hiraki (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Cocona Hiraki, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Cocona Hiraki, Career
she won silver in women's park at the X Games Minneapolis 2019
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Andy Macdonald (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Andy Macdonald (skateboarder), Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Andy Macdonald (skateboarder), Lead
he holds the record for the most X Games medals in vert skateboarding
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Yndiara Asp (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Yndiara Asp, Skateboarding
Quote, Competitors Include: Yndiara Asp, Skateboarding
She has also competed at X Games, placing 4th in 2018
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Gui Khury (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Gui Khury, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Gui Khury, Lead
He holds the record for being the youngest person to compete at the X Games at the age of 10 years and 7 months
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Minna Stess (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Minna Stess, Early years
Quote, Competitors Include: Minna Stess, Early years
She made her X Games debut in August 2019 at 13 years old
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Mizuho Hasegawa (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Mizuho Hasegawa, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Mizuho Hasegawa, Career
During the inaugural X Games League (XGL) summer season she won two gold medals, five silver medals and a bronze medal in nine events
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Liz Akama (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Liz Akama, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Liz Akama, Career
she has also captured three silver medals and two bronze medals at the X Games
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Axel Cruysberghs (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Axel Cruysberghs, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Axel Cruysberghs, Lead
In 2015, Cruysberghs made his debut at the X Games in Austin, Texas
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Danny León (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Danny León, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Danny León, Lead
including the World Skateboarding Championship, the Dew Tour, and the X Games
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Felipe Gustavo (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Felipe Gustavo, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Felipe Gustavo, Career
In 2018, Felipe won a bronze medal in Street at X Games Norway
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Giovanni Vianna (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Giovanni Vianna, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Giovanni Vianna, Career
He won the Next X Skateboard Street event at the X Games Minneapolis 2018
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Sara Price (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Sara Price, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Sara Price, Lead
has medaled in the X Games
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Alex Sorgente (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Alex Sorgente, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Alex Sorgente, Lead
He also competed at the X Games
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Augusto Akio (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Augusto Akio, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Augusto Akio, Career
He placed 6th in the final of the X Games in Minneapolis 2019
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Chloe Covell (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Chloe Covell, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Chloe Covell, Career
Covell became the youngest X Games gold medallist when she was victorious in the women's street event at the age of 13
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Cory Juneau (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Cory Juneau, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Cory Juneau, Lead
He has competed in men's park events at several X Games, winning bronze in 2017
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Egoitz Bijueska (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Egoitz Bijueska, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Egoitz Bijueska, Lead
has won multiple medals at the X Games
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Ivan Federico (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Ivan Federico, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Ivan Federico, Lead
He has also competed at X Games, finishing fourth in 2017 and winning gold in 2019
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Kieran Woolley (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Kieran Woolley, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Kieran Woolley, Career
At the Summer X Games USA in 2022 Woolley placed first
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Luiz Francisco (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Luiz Francisco, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Luiz Francisco, Lead
At the 2019 X Games, he was seventh
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Manny Santiago (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Manny Santiago, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Manny Santiago, Lead
In 2012, he became the first Puerto Rican street skateboarder to place in the top three in the X Games
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Sora Shirai (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Sora Shirai, Competitions, 2019
Quote, Competitors Include: Sora Shirai, Competitions, 2019
X Games Minneapolis (street): 3rd
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Shane O'Neill (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Shane O'Neill (skateboarder), Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Shane O'Neill (skateboarder), Lead
to win gold in all four major skateboarding contests the X Games
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Tom Schaar (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Tom Schaar, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Tom Schaar, Career
Schaar was a nine-time X Games Medalist with fifteen medals in total from attending 16 X games
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Ginwoo Onodera (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Ginwoo Onodera, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Ginwoo Onodera, Career
Onodera won the gold medal at the men's street skateboarding competition at X Games 2023
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Mike Brown (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Mike Brown, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Mike Brown, Lead
In 2011 he competed at the Moto X event at X Games XVII and won the silver medal
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Bob Burnquist (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Bob Burnquist, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Bob Burnquist, Career
In 2000, Burnquist won the X Games' best trick contest
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Paul Rodriguez (skateboarder) (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Paul Rodriguez (skateboarder), Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Paul Rodriguez (skateboarder), Lead
Rodriguez has won a total of eight medals at the X Games, four of them gold
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Arisa Trew (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Arisa Trew, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Arisa Trew, Career
Trew won the women's vert as well as the park Gold medals at the 2023 X Games in California
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Poppy Starr Olsen (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Poppy Starr Olsen, Skateboarding career
Quote, Competitors Include: Poppy Starr Olsen, Skateboarding career
Olsen qualified for and competed in the X Games Minneapolis 2017, taking out a bronze medal in women's park
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Lizzie Armanto (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Lizzie Armanto, Early life and career
Quote, Competitors Include: Lizzie Armanto, Early life and career
In 2013, Armanto won gold at the first ever Women's Skateboard Park event at X Games in Barcelona, Spain
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Cara-Beth Burnside (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Cara-Beth Burnside, Skateboarding career
Quote, Competitors Include: Cara-Beth Burnside, Skateboarding career
She has received a total of 5 Summer X Games medals for skateboarding
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Ema Kawakami (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Ema Kawakami, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Ema Kawakami, Career
Kawakami landed a 1080 at the 2025 X-Games Salt Lake City, winning bronze
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Miyu Ito (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Miyu Ito, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Miyu Ito, Career
Ito made her X Games debut in Ventura, California in June 2024
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Luan Oliveira (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Luan Oliveira, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Luan Oliveira, Lead
Oliveira also competed at the Summer X Games
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Lucas Rabelo (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Lucas Rabelo, Lead
Quote, Competitors Include: Lucas Rabelo, Lead
came fourth at the 2022 X Games
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Sabre Norris (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Sabre Norris, Career, Sport
Quote, Competitors Include: Sabre Norris, Career, Sport
she won a bronze medal in skateboarding at the X Games
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Jamie Foy (Wikipedia)
Competitors Include: Jamie Foy, Career
Quote, Competitors Include: Jamie Foy, Career
Foy has won a total of three X Games medals in 2019 and 2021
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