Monster Men's Skateboard Street: TOP 3 MEDAL RUNS | MoonPay X Games Sacramento 2026

Name: Monster Men's Skateboard Street: TOP 3 MEDAL RUNS | MoonPay X Games Sacramento 2026
Uploaded: 2026-07-01T07:44:38.276Z
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Watch the Top 3 Medal Runs from Monster Men's Skateboard Street competition from MoonPay X Games Sacramento 2026!

Street is a style of skateboarding that takes place on a course simulating urban terrain using everyday objects such as curbs, stairs, handrails, benches and quarterpipes as obstacles. Skateboarders use these obstacles to perform a variety of tricks, grinds and board flips, often combining multiple maneuvers into a single trick. Skateboard Street requires a high level of creativity, adaptability and technical skill, as riders must navigate the urban landscape and perform with precision and control. Competitions in Skateboard Street involve riders performing a series of timed runs, with judges evaluating the difficulty, execution and originality of their tricks.

Pressure on for Ginwoo Onodera sitting in sixth place. I don't know how to false start there. So the skaters clear the course. Onodera again another skateboarder that can absolutely challenge not only for the podium but potentially Naija for first place if he can put this run let's see oh my that's just like an crazy start into that kickflip backtail fakie three career street league wins in search of that second career x games gold wow beautiful backside flip switch hill just cruising along could this be it Zaya he's got to do it oh he did it wow i love the clap i love the clap under insurmountable pressure Ginwoo Onodera putting XC New York on his back on his third and final run is it enough to knock off Naija wow switch 270 front block into the half half flip Zion there's just there's no false movement no in his skateboarding it's like very calculated very consistent and boom just like that very Naija-esque for the 16 year old where does that put Onodera on the leaderboard there you see Naija our leader 92.33 wow Onodera takes over first he did it 26 medals in 26 x games appearances 15 of them gold will the real Naija Houston please stand up currently sitting in 10th place back to regular oh yeah he's cooking now Naija uncharacteristically went down early on run number one putting together a signature run that we've seen countless times over the last decade and a half wow knock knock Naija's at the door he's here i think that one easily could take out that 81 that 83 maybe not 85 we'll see the Davis California native has fans all over the world but they're extra loud here in Sacramento Naija looking at this Cal Expo crowd saying I've still got it an 89.66 Naija taking over first place could Naija add a 16th career gold medal and tie Garrett Reynolds for the most all-time wow Naija Houston back in familiar territory as he takes over the top spot in Sacramento now you can definitely tell he's been doing his homework so Junie Kong who's been so fun to watch out here he's sitting in fifth I don't know what he can do and land this run that he wasn't able to put together on run two but I love his trick selection Z I feel like this is podium potential if he can put it together I think we still haven't seen a last trick upgrade to where if he decides to do it it's going to be a wrap this place will erupt into the traffic all right so oh taking his time so he's playing it safe he's not going to do it but he did it perfect oh he's happy a long time coming for Junie Kong is our current leader watches Junie save his best for last on his third and final run the technical prowess on display there from Junie's eye on your thoughts so he just landed he went from his first trick that switch alley switch alley 270 lip right into putting his foot into position to the nollie here so like he's so calculated from the next trick to the next trick he's just really just trying to keep it going calculated yes took his time there was a methodical approach and it pays off for Junie so where do the judges put the Korean teenager here after his final run in 88 and he jumps all the way up into second place