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Get to Know Teen Skateboarding Phenom Rayssa Leal

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After winning silver in the street skateboarding competition in Tokyo Olympics at just thirteen years old, Brazilian skateboarding phenomenon Rayssa Leal is out to get the gold in Paris 2024.

“…I have grown up. I’m stronger now both physically and mentally…I believe I’m much more ambitious now. I want the podium, I want first place. I know I can do it,” says Rayssa.

She’s also very happy that she’s inspiring young girls to go skateboarding, just like she was inspired by fellow Brazilian Leticia Bufoni when she was a young girl.

Now 15 years old, Rayssa is stacking achievements left and right. Last year, she got her first SLS Super Crown title after winning all the tour stops. She also won the STU Open. Just last month, she topped the Street World Championships in Sharjah, UAE.

Rayssa first came onto the radar when she was just seven years old through a viral video of her skating wearing a fairy outfit.

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Tony Hawk and Rodney Mullen Team Up for ‘Darkslides & Secret Tapes’

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Skateboarding legends will be on the stage together to discuss their lives and careers and how they inspired each other to innovate for “Darkslides & Secret Tapes” shows.

The shows are scheduled for April 4th at Beacon Theater, NYC, NY and April 7th at ACL Live at the Moody Theater, Austin, TX.

You can buy tickets for the NYC show here, and the Austin show here.

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Hayley Wilson is Slam’s Skater of the Year

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Slam Magazine named Hayley Wilson as the 2024 Skater of the Year. The Australian-based skateboard magazine started the annual awards in 2004, with Cale Nuske bagging the first-ever Slam SOTY.

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Transworld Skateboarding Vault Features Leo Romero

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Jason Hernandez breaks down Leo Romero’s old clips in this episode of TWS Vault. In the clips, Leo performs a trick on a red rail at UCI’s SoCal campus that may be familiar to you as his final trick in “First Love.” He then moves on to another iconic Orange County schoolyard.

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