Monster Energy Men’s Skateboard Street Best Trick: TOP 3 MEDAL RUNS | MoonPay X Games Chiba 2026

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Watch the Top 3 Medal Runs from Monster Energy Men’s Skateboard Street Best Trick competition from MoonPay X Games Chiba 2026!
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AI GeneratedThis video captures the high-intensity competition of a skateboarding \"Best Trick\" event at the X Games. The segment highlights incredible technical maneuvers from Gene Wu, Felipe Mota, and Junie Kong, culminating in a dramatic lead change that secures a second consecutive gold medal for the 17-year-old Junie Kong.
If anybody can challenge it though, it's this this kid right here. No way!
Are you kidding me? Gene Wu switch heel, front nose, and then shoving out the hard way.
Emphasis on the hard way. Watch this again. It's like rewinding the trick. Big spinning,
big spinning out. No, that didn't just happen. Switch heel, front nose, big spin, the hard way
out. Crazy. Here's Felipe Mota's third attempt. Trying to put a make down. Toa now jumps up in
a second. Oh what? No! No way. Nollie, big heel, back tail, big spin. What? That's insane.
Felipe Mota putting this down. Wow. Yeah, nollie, big heel, back tail, big spin out.
He is a best trick aficionado, Amelia. All three of his X Games medals coming courtesy of this
discipline and XCLA loving it. We have a new leader and his name is Felipe Mota.
After an electrifying performance on stop one, earning gold, now sits in third.
No way. He can't even believe it.
That was second try, Brandon. Second try. He can't keep getting away with it, Amelia.
Switch heel, back tail, big spin. He can't even believe it. Neither can we.
I just love the fact that he has the same reaction that we all do. He's ridiculous.
He's already in the bronze medal spot. King Kong was right, Brandon. King Kong was right.
We have a new leader. Junie Kong takes first place and Junie Kong goes back to back.
A second consecutive gold. So congratulations to the 17-year-old. Yes, 17-year-old Junie Kong.
His second X Games gold medal.
