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Nyjah Huston Wins SLS 2014 in Los Angeles

Returning to Los Angeles as the only professional competition series in street skateboarding, the 2014 SLS Nike SB World Tour this past Sunday delivered to a sold out arena the highest level of competitive street skating the city has ever witnessed. With this stop determining the roster for the SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship, the world’s most elite skateboarders spared nothing to up their Season Standings and be one of the final eight Top Qualifiers heading to Newark this August.
30. 7. 2014

The 2014 Street League Skateboarding season started strong with its first arena stop in Chicago, presenting a completely new course design that shook things up for the League competitors. Devoid of any stairs or handrails – obstacles that normally see the highest scoring tricks – the skaters were challenged to get creative and go big on the generous arrangement of banks, gaps and ledges.


LA course

An injured wrist couldn’t stop young Nyjah Huston from taking the win, just a few points ahead of Luan Oliveira and Shane O'Neill. With such an amazingly high standard of skating in Chicago from all League competitors, there was no safe bet for the SLS Nike SB World Tour event in Los Angeles – not even during the final minutes - Nyah took a hard hit followed by broken kingpin before finally nailing it.


Nyjah after the hit

From a SLS season of epic skateboarding, the final eight have been decided for the SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship, the final round in August: Nyjah Huston, Luan Oliveira, Torey Pudwill, Shane O’Neill, Paul Rodriguez, Chaz Ortiz, Matt Berger and Ishod Wair.

Althought the Los Angeles champ Nyjah Huston continues unbeaten for the season, it is not decided yet. The 2014 SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship is certain to be an epic conclusion to the most exciting Season of Street League Skateboarding in history. The question is, can Nyjah Huston be beat in 2014? Stay with us for more.

Photos: © SLS , copyright applied.

Source: http://www.streetleague.com

30. 7. 2014

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