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quoting a mail from Matthew Dearden:
Our video director Simon Mulvaney took a quick break from making the Chaz Sands Invitational TV documentary (airing early next year on Extreme TV) and made this funny video about the X-games dropping inline skating.
Set in 2004 – Avid rollerblader; Adolf Hitler finds out that inline skating has been dropped from the X Games, and doesn’t take too kindly towards their decision to do so.
The official results are finaly online here:
http://www.kiaxgamesasia.com/en/results.php
Up: Asian X Games 2008 Shanghai, China.
Beginning of Sven Boekhorst’s vert (4th place) at the Axg 2008 (Via).
More & bigger pictures on empir3.com.
Vert Results:
1. Takashi Yasutoko 91.33
2. Eito Yasutoko 88.67
3. Shane Yost 82.33
4. Sven Boekhorst 80.33
5. Nel Martin 77.67
6. Takayuki Nakamura 76.33
7. Tomohiko Nakamura 76.33
8. Ayumi Kawasaki 73.33
9. Yuusuke Aihara 72.33
10. Sam Fogarty 72.00
up : photo by Inline Skating Notebook
FINAL RESULTS of AGGRESSIVE IN-LINE PARK
1. Soichiro Kanashima JPN (88.33 & 88.33)
2. Christopher Haffey USA (79.00 & 88.00)
3. Hung Chien Kai TPE (73.00 & 79.67)
4. Steven Aliel FRA (79.33 & 75.33)
5. Worapoj Boonim THA (79.33 & 74.67)
6. Jeerasak Tassorn THA (75.33 & 64.00)
7. Takuto Ohta JPN (74.33 & 74.33)
8. Craig Brocklehurst AUS (74.00 & 73.33)
9. Yuto Goto JPN (64.33 & 62.33)
10. Yundong Yang CHN (58.33 & 60.00)
FINAL RESULTS of AGGRESSIVE IN-LINE VERT
1. Takeshi Yasutoko JPN (93.33 & 81.00)
2. Shane Yost AUS (76.00 & 90.00)
3. Eito Yasutoko JPN (85.00 & 87.67 )
4. Kevin Marron Lopez BEL (86.67 & 85.00)
5. Tomohiko Nakamura JPN (79.67 & 77.33)
6. Takayuki Nakamura JPN (77.67 & 77.33)
7. Otto Bolanos COL (77.67 & 77.33)
8. Kanta Ogino JPN (52.33 & 64.33)
9. Yusuke Aihara JPN (62.33 & –)
10. Ayumi Kawasaki JPN (41.67 & –)
X-Games ASIA AIL park -Soichiro Kanashima- :
Edit by xsportsjapan
X-Games ASIA AIL park -Yuto Goto- :
Edit by xsportsjapan
More edits and photos on Inline Skating Notebook.
Asian X-Games IN-LINE street edit (2005), filmed and edited by Cesar Andrade.
up : photo by Alan.K
ESPN, Inc. and PepsiCo announced the return of ESPN X Games Dubai 2006 presented by Mountain Dew to be held in the United Arab Emirates, with an exhibition featuring the world’s top action sports athletes. Since last year’s event drew approximately 23,000 action sports enthusiasts, city officials, PepsiCo and ESPN are supporting the event’s return. X Games Dubai is scheduled to be held December 1-3, 2006 in Dubai Creek Park, the United Arab Emirates’ second largest park, with free admission. Performances will be held on the vert ramp with Aggressive In-line Skate, BMX, Skateboard, and The Moto X ramps will be visited by the world’s leading riders.
Athletes scheduled to appear are X Games 12 Skateboard Gold medalist Sandro Dias (Brazil), BMX legend Mat Hoffman (USA), In-line Skate champion Fabiola da Silva (Brazil) and brothers Eito and Takeshi Yasutoko (Japan), the latest Moto X phenomenon’s Blake Williams and Cameron Sinclair (Australia) and many more representing England, Spain, Denmark and France.
up : photo by Alan.K
Here are media of the X-Games Dubai 2006 that took place in United Arab Emirates on the 1st to 3rd of december 2006 (flyer). 2 days of the comp were cancelled due to the rain.
Hurricane winds day in Dubai, forcing organisers to cancel the programme for the day. There was practically a riot by the bloodthirsty fans of the mega-extreme event in Africa’s east coast. However, the panic abated, and the event took place in front of a capacity 14 000 people last night! More
You can check more photos here. Thanks to Alan K. for the photos and the vert video.
up : Press Conference featuring the Yasutoko brother & Tatoo Boys. Photo : Khaled Termanini/Shazamm/ESPN Images
Videos of the event :
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Starring skaters from Thailand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and Europa like : Stephane Alfano, Nicolas Schopfer (Mushroom), Jeorrasak Tassorn. Some photos are availiable here.
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X-games Dubai 2006 : More infos about the Events that will took place in the United Arab Emirates.
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