Yeah when she saw Niko take two nails on her first run on her first internaironal contest you could see how concerned she was for her seeming so sad. Yumeka and Momiji lead the pack in technicality and veteran status, Yumeka with that 9.4 kickflip feeble at SLS and also at Olympic wst events and momiji with crook heel out and her gold Olympic win and high contest placing a. Coco is younger but has some big tricks and consistency. Aoi has some good contest performance, heelflip front board in multiple WST events, did really well in Rome recently. I can understand why Aoi feels for Niko because Aoi was in her position not too long ago very new to contests and nervous. You can still see how nervous Aoi gets before runs even now as she has had more experience.
@@talk-supersix-seven6021totally agree with you on this. aoi seemed really nervous before her runs but she’s getting better each competition. even the recent sls, you can see how much she’s grown from being so nervous to now being able to hype a crowd before throwing it all down! hope niko overcomes the nerves and we see her in more int contests in the future, rooting for her!
@@revetimeslip Yeah, exactly!! I saw on Aoi's instagram she was at a contest all smiles at usual, she had one more try and hyped up the crowd waving her hands to get them cheering before she went for it and landed it clean! I'm very happy for her, you can just imagine how great she will be when she gets to 18-19, The thing is these young women are doing so well despite being in many cases five foot nothing. Can you imagine if instead of being 5 foot nothing, Funa was 5'9-10 thereabouts like Gabi Mazetto? Funa did well at an even recently doing a nose blunt slide on a big rail and I feel it's not appreciated just how much of a feat it is for her. She is 5 foot tall, she has to pop the ollie to her own hip height and throw all her body weight over the board just to lock in. When it went wrong at a past event she cracked her head hard on the concrete, it was awful to watch. Aoi is doing really well, but again you can just imagine if she was older or if she had a few inches more height she would get to attempt tricks more aggressively with ease. It's been a blast watching this group of super stars progress over the last year. I watched Momiji's instagram she did a nose slide nollie 360 heel out, she's really pushing the limits of technicality in women's skateboarding. They're all making history!
Awesome video. Would love to see Kairi Netsuke, Daiki Ikeda, and Toa Sasaki get a chance in SLS, to me, they're some of the best skaters in the world and I believe they would give the top pros a run for their money. Also, I think Kyonosuke would be a blast to watch in it, like seeing Filipe Mota in it, love seeing the Erased crew in different videos/events. Though, not sure if Kyonosuke skates many of the big events like SLS? Love the energy and dedication we're seeing coming out of Japan. 🤙👏
That’s what separates the pros from the ams, the switch difficulty is really that difficult. Try a switch 5-0 on a ledge then try a bigger flip on a flat bar and you’ll see the “scary” factor and the difficulty factor and why switch although not that pretty is worth the higher scoring. I wouldn’t say he got robbed either it’s not like yuto or ribeiro did super easy tricks.
Carlos did most of his run switch, which is why the judges gave a higher score. It's why Yuto gets high scores too he does a ton of nollie and switch in his run. Idk if I necessarily agree, but it's definitely hard to judge those runs against each other.
@@SANEBOTTED just cus it's switch doesn't mean it beats ALL regular tricks. Carlos always does like 4 tricks and others fit in 10+. Some of his tricks albeit very tasteful and locked in perfectly are, on the more basic side.
This was a great competition. Can't wait to see Sora put everything together. Doing the hardest tricks by far and makes them look good. Also, Toa definitely got underscored. Stomping shit so hard the ground shakes should count for something. That back 3...
Considering how women’s skating has progressed over the last few years & where it seems to be going I think this will be one of the few women’s sports that actually gets a lot of viewers when put up against the men’s division. U look at sports like Basketball & no one cares the slightest bit about the WNBA. I don’t think that’s gonna be the case when it comes to women’s skateboarding. A few years ago it might’ve been like that but now I actually look forward to watching the girls skate
Btw, I personally like the way the comp setup is. I love watching SLS, but I feel like it's based too heavily on best trick to win, lines are obviously way harder to put together/execute perfectly. To me, they should have two separate comps with the top 3 winners in each comp, so a best line comp like this, then best trick comp. 👍
Love that dude,he done it for his country RESPECT !! He done it for the skaters of his country RESPECT !! The man had a plan ,and he done it for his country RESPECT ,We all know the name, RESPECT !! Peace love and RESPECT TO ALL FROM NEW ZEALAND,Any brother visits nz let a bro know ,my door is open to all skateing brothers.PEACE.
I felt so bad for niko after her first run I was really rooting for her. was crazy to see little Coco do such an incredible dominating run with two flip tricks in and out of slides, that was amazing. Niko had some good tricks, you could just see her breathing near hyperventilating she was incredibly nervous, I hope she was okay after and learns to handle her nerves, she seemed so depressed after so many bails on the first run. It's amazing to see women's skateboarding nowadays it's like how the mens was before, skateboarding progresses when you have so many young kids doing it and getting highly technical before they're even adults. Speaking of that Momiji is absent here, she has big tricks, nose slide 270 heel out etc, she's already a champion but she'll likely become a legend in years to come. Along with Funa, Yumeka and Coco.
TOA got burned! His was one of the best runs ever... stomping so hard, and going SO fast. In my mind, those are both huge variables. Yuto did 5 tricks less, came off twice for air, and fell, got over 80. Toa should've been over 90 no doubt.
Really don't enjoy the "all runs" format. As soon as someone has a slight bobble, I just skip forwards 90 seconds, it's pointless watching as soon as a runs not absolutely perfect.
35:53 Yumekas run was amazing kickflip front board and kickflip 50-50 I was so shocked when she just messed up the nolllie flip at the end, she should have just did a 180 or did nothing and left it a perfect run, such a shame.
Watch the top three runs all back to back. Yuto did two huge, insanely difficult tricks on the biggest obstacles. Neither Carlos or Tao did that. Yuto deserved the win.
Rakuten ought to teach the Japanese pronunciation of their country folks name to Zitzer and Brodka, but thank you for the spotlight on the skating from the land of the rising sun.
I don't understand why there is an English announcer in the stadium. I lived in Japan for a few years and I can guarantee you there are maybe 3 people in the entire audience that understand English 😂
Okay toa had a great run, but he did 95% of his tricks with his stance, no switch or nollie. He still got a high score for his run. If you check carlos and yuto, 90% of their tricks are nollie and switch so ofcourse they will score higher.
All Yuto does is skate nollie. Every run he has typically has 3 different Nollie cab variations in it. What happened to getting docked points for repetition? Also the announcer in the arena screaming the entire time was extremely annoying. Tao should’ve won
Japanese skaters man, they have such different bag of tricks. Its refreshing to watch
Lots of tricks. Boring ass style
Japan in on another level for real, also in snowboarding. crazy
men's run 1
1:59:41 momohei yabushita
2:01:33 jake ilardi
2:03:25 cordano russel
2:05:16 toa sasaki (3rd)
2:07:38 daiki ikeda
2:10:08 sora shirai
2:11:52 carolos ribeiro (2nd)
2:14:12 kairi netsuke
2:16:02 yuto horigome
2:18:15 tommy fynn
run 2
2:21:47 momohei yabushita
2:23:39 jake ilardi
2:25:20 cordano russel
2:27:14 toa sasaki
2:29:10 daiki ikeda
2:31:15 sora shirai
2:33:19 carolos ribeiro
2:34:46 kairi netsuke
2:36:21 yuto horigome
2:38:07 tommy fynn
run 3
2:41:27 momohei yabushita
2:43:15 jake ilardi
2:45:23 cordano russel
2:47:21 toa sasaki
2:49:25 daiki ikeda
2:51:21 sora shirai
2:53:19 carolos ribeiro
2:54:55 kairi netsuke
2:57:26 yuto horigome (1st)
3:00:17 tommy fynn
your a hero nick
Thanks for ruining the results
@@jacobsexton7783get out of the comment sections then tf
much respect
Thanks for livestreaming and keeping it up! Not the usual in skateboarding but I hope this will become even more of a thing.
Admire Aoi’s personality, always bring smile on face, and politely to everyone.
Yeah when she saw Niko take two nails on her first run on her first internaironal contest you could see how concerned she was for her seeming so sad.
Yumeka and Momiji lead the pack in technicality and veteran status, Yumeka with that 9.4 kickflip feeble at SLS and also at Olympic wst events and momiji with crook heel out and her gold Olympic win and high contest placing a.
Coco is younger but has some big tricks and consistency.
Aoi has some good contest performance, heelflip front board in multiple WST events, did really well in Rome recently.
I can understand why Aoi feels for Niko because Aoi was in her position not too long ago very new to contests and nervous.
You can still see how nervous Aoi gets before runs even now as she has had more experience.
@@talk-supersix-seven6021totally agree with you on this. aoi seemed really nervous before her runs but she’s getting better each competition. even the recent sls, you can see how much she’s grown from being so nervous to now being able to hype a crowd before throwing it all down!
hope niko overcomes the nerves and we see her in more int contests in the future, rooting for her!
@@revetimeslip Yeah, exactly!! I saw on Aoi's instagram she was at a contest all smiles at usual, she had one more try and hyped up the crowd waving her hands to get them cheering before she went for it and landed it clean!
I'm very happy for her, you can just imagine how great she will be when she gets to 18-19,
The thing is these young women are doing so well despite being in many cases five foot nothing. Can you imagine if instead of being 5 foot nothing, Funa was 5'9-10 thereabouts like Gabi Mazetto?
Funa did well at an even recently doing a nose blunt slide on a big rail and I feel it's not appreciated just how much of a feat it is for her. She is 5 foot tall, she has to pop the ollie to her own hip height and throw all her body weight over the board just to lock in. When it went wrong at a past event she cracked her head hard on the concrete, it was awful to watch.
Aoi is doing really well, but again you can just imagine if she was older or if she had a few inches more height she would get to attempt tricks more aggressively with ease.
It's been a blast watching this group of super stars progress over the last year.
I watched Momiji's instagram she did a nose slide nollie 360 heel out, she's really pushing the limits of technicality in women's skateboarding. They're all making history!
Yup think Toa's runner was the best one! Yuto won, again, without a single flip to grind/slide trick.
Skateboarding is levellingh up
Always going up, getting better
The level is fucking high
Awesome video. Would love to see Kairi Netsuke, Daiki Ikeda, and Toa Sasaki get a chance in SLS, to me, they're some of the best skaters in the world and I believe they would give the top pros a run for their money. Also, I think Kyonosuke would be a blast to watch in it, like seeing Filipe Mota in it, love seeing the Erased crew in different videos/events. Though, not sure if Kyonosuke skates many of the big events like SLS? Love the energy and dedication we're seeing coming out of Japan. 🤙👏
i think Tao got robbed a bit tbh
He did smh Tao won that
for sure
That’s what separates the pros from the ams, the switch difficulty is really that difficult. Try a switch 5-0 on a ledge then try a bigger flip on a flat bar and you’ll see the “scary” factor and the difficulty factor and why switch although not that pretty is worth the higher scoring. I wouldn’t say he got robbed either it’s not like yuto or ribeiro did super easy tricks.
Maybe you’ve never skated or practiced switch tricks, but they are really that difficult and the podium was perfect. The judges did an amazing job.
Have you ever tried switch skating it feels impossible 😭
Awesome skate action Go Japan !!!
Cool event but did i miss something. How is carlos run better than Toa? Could even argue Toa should of won overall tbh
Carlos did most of his run switch, which is why the judges gave a higher score. It's why Yuto gets high scores too he does a ton of nollie and switch in his run. Idk if I necessarily agree, but it's definitely hard to judge those runs against each other.
because...? switch?
@@SANEBOTTED just cus it's switch doesn't mean it beats ALL regular tricks. Carlos always does like 4 tricks and others fit in 10+. Some of his tricks albeit very tasteful and locked in perfectly are, on the more basic side.
@@englishharry594 well since you don't skate you wouldn't know how hard switch and nollie is, so of course you don't understand lol
@@SANEBOTTED I've skated for 16+ years lol
Tokyo Japan !! amazing skaters..
This skating waaaaaaayy better than in SLS with no Japanese skater in Chicago.......
This was a great competition. Can't wait to see Sora put everything together. Doing the hardest tricks by far and makes them look good. Also, Toa definitely got underscored. Stomping shit so hard the ground shakes should count for something. That back 3...
Nanami Oonishi's kickflips, my ankle don't bend that way, what a thing of beauty!
Considering how women’s skating has progressed over the last few years & where it seems to be going I think this will be one of the few women’s sports that actually gets a lot of viewers when put up against the men’s division. U look at sports like Basketball & no one cares the slightest bit about the WNBA. I don’t think that’s gonna be the case when it comes to women’s skateboarding. A few years ago it might’ve been like that but now I actually look forward to watching the girls skate
Btw, I personally like the way the comp setup is. I love watching SLS, but I feel like it's based too heavily on best trick to win, lines are obviously way harder to put together/execute perfectly. To me, they should have two separate comps with the top 3 winners in each comp, so a best line comp like this, then best trick comp. 👍
The casting was so chill ahahah I love that skateboard contests arnt always super professional
Love that dude,he done it for his country RESPECT !! He done it for the skaters of his country RESPECT !! The man had a plan ,and he done it for his country RESPECT ,We all know the name, RESPECT !! Peace love and RESPECT TO ALL FROM NEW ZEALAND,Any brother visits nz let a bro know ,my door is open to all skateing brothers.PEACE.
JAPAN IS A GLORIOUS PLACE !!!!!!
Yuto could’ve just let Carlos take the win.
KENNY!!!! Woot woot. Awesome skater and dude all around.
is there a stream to the semi finals also?
wauw ! thats great what a good/high level skateboarding. yellow helmet, nice run ! all very good.
Very, awesome.
Seriously these Japanese kids throwing flip in and spins out like nothing in the middle of the run… welcome to the new era of skateboarding
so young and so good wauw !
46:26
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barcelona, spain, brazil, copenhagen, germany and now japan
I felt so bad for niko after her first run I was really rooting for her.
was crazy to see little Coco do such an incredible dominating run with two flip tricks in and out of slides, that was amazing.
Niko had some good tricks, you could just see her breathing near hyperventilating she was incredibly nervous, I hope she was okay after and learns to handle her nerves, she seemed so depressed after so many bails on the first run.
It's amazing to see women's skateboarding nowadays it's like how the mens was before, skateboarding progresses when you have so many young kids doing it and getting highly technical before they're even adults.
Speaking of that Momiji is absent here, she has big tricks, nose slide 270 heel out etc, she's already a champion but she'll likely become a legend in years to come. Along with Funa, Yumeka and Coco.
cordano is one i see in sls in the next 3 years
Yu-Chan
1st Run 2:15:51
2nd Run 2:35:50
3rd Run 2:57:19
Final Results 3:02:05
The Winner 3:03:05 🎉🎉🎉
Carlos did pretty well.
I feel like sora skate Better in comps this big when he out of his home country !
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TOA got burned! His was one of the best runs ever... stomping so hard, and going SO fast. In my mind, those are both huge variables. Yuto did 5 tricks less, came off twice for air, and fell, got over 80. Toa should've been over 90 no doubt.
Thanks for the stream. The Japanese are amazing.
2:08:00 🔥🔥🔥
Jake a homie, he helps out a lot with park keep up locally
The Yuto show on a different level
@SkateCar Kamikaze bloodline
the qual/semis werent recorded?!
Really don't enjoy the "all runs" format. As soon as someone has a slight bobble, I just skip forwards 90 seconds, it's pointless watching as soon as a runs not absolutely perfect.
Dude same
Starts at 1:59:40
35:53 Yumekas run was amazing kickflip front board and kickflip 50-50 I was so shocked when she just messed up the nolllie flip at the end, she should have just did a 180 or did nothing and left it a perfect run, such a shame.
Can I get drawing of this yard
Rizu is that hair from you, or hair extensions, if its real its very long wauw :D nice
Les go mark khor !!!
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Toa insane. Bring him in sls
Nanami's 2nd run was buck as hell
Watch the top three runs all back to back. Yuto did two huge, insanely difficult tricks on the biggest obstacles. Neither Carlos or Tao did that. Yuto deserved the win.
Baru aku nampak ni comp lawala mark hahahaha
Rakuten ought to teach the Japanese pronunciation of their country folks name to Zitzer and Brodka, but thank you for the spotlight on the skating from the land of the rising sun.
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1:16:34
Yuto only would’ve been overscored if Nyjah was present
Damn yuto won with 4 tricks pretty much
Banger ass tricks but damn
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good judging.
ゆうとが日本の大会で優勝できて良かった😂
It amazes me how much younger they are getting. Soon we will see a 7 year old in the xgames
Yuto is an amazing skateboarder, but his run should have scored 3rd at best
Tommy Fin, you why you need to run the entire park for a nollie crook??????😂🤷🏻♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sora shirai.......
It blows my mind that Paul doesn't know what a tre flip is!
Cordono I heard you say activating! Lol
I don't understand why there is an English announcer in the stadium. I lived in Japan for a few years and I can guarantee you there are maybe 3 people in the entire audience that understand English 😂
tao robbed
Skateboarding really needs some new announcers 😒
It was Brazil now it’s Japan
Okay toa had a great run, but he did 95% of his tricks with his stance, no switch or nollie. He still got a high score for his run. If you check carlos and yuto, 90% of their tricks are nollie and switch so ofcourse they will score higher.
Os cara é mó robô
Ok so women's Japan wins SLS top 8 period omg
All Yuto does is skate nollie. Every run he has typically has 3 different Nollie cab variations in it. What happened to getting docked points for repetition? Also the announcer in the arena screaming the entire time was extremely annoying. Tao should’ve won
I feel like that’s a street league thing
Nah yuto deserved that win do you know how hard nollie and switch tricks are? Put sum respect on that man’s name
I think Carlos won!!
Carlos got robbed!
Mens street starts at 1:59:30 …. enjoy
I’ll admit…I usually don’t really always watch the females, but these ladies were getting BUSY
independent truck company
these commentators are boring asf hahaha
Tao got robbed!
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Toa should have won.
Dull
41:36