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One: Interview with Demetrios George

Demetrios George

Demetrios George is a big. strong, grown-ass-man rollerblader who happens to be on a personal mission to keep the legacy of the FP crew alive.

A legacy described in the following interview as being based on “Hard hitting, gangster, we know what we’re doing style.” Now teamed up with The Conference as co-Team Manager with Billy O’Neill, he’s got a chance to put his dedicated work ethic and ideas to the test.
We decided to let Ben Karris ask him some questions. Here’s what Demetrios had to say.

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Demetrios, first and foremost, let me begin this interview by congratulating you on your new post as USD Team Manager. Why don’t YOU begin this interview by spilling the beans, who is Demetrios George?

Thanks Ben I hope all is well… As for me, I just turned 23-years-old this June, I’ve been skating for 14 years, and will do my best to stay in as long as I can. I’m a healthy-minded guy with a healthy diet.

I believe in taking care of yourself so that you can be better to the person next to you. I have a strong will to take care of people and support those around me. I was raised by some amazing Mediterranean parents and have a few older bros, one of which was always better than me at skating, name: Andre Stamenkovic.

I plan on showing him off soon ’cause he can still kill it. I’m proud to say that ’cause he was always my inspiration in rollerblading. Anyways, many have seen me differently, but although I look up to the Future Prospect guys from the past I respect all in this sport. I stay humble and try my best to better myself everyday.

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