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UPDATE: SK8MAFIA Turns Alexis Ramirez Pro at the Debut of His New Part

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4 years ago

April 16, 2019

SK8MAFIA elevated Alexis Ramirez to the professional ranks after the debut of his new video part in San Diego last night. Alexis put out a solid section for the brand via Transworld earlier this month; and his latest effort will be debuting on Thrasher sometime later today. The hard work has clearly paid off. Have a look at Alexis’s pro debut above.

UPDATE 04.16.19: DC Shoes punctuates Alexis’s ascension into the professional ranks with its latest Yours For The Taking video, which takes a behind-the-scenes look at how he accomplished his dream. Check it out below.

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Jhank Gonzalez Turns Pro for Creature

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After riding with the brand for several years, Jhank Gonzalez officially turned pro for Creature Skateboards.

Watch his Creature Fiend Club, released last year, below.

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Leticia Bufoni Parts Ways with Monarch

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2 months ago

July 14, 2023

Skate Newswire

On her Instagram page, Leticia Bufoni announced that she is departing from Monarch. She was one of the original faces of Monarch, a skateboard brand launched in 2021. She has yet to announce her new board sponsor.