Tags: andy feliciano, carlos montenegro, chris smith, dave lang, imagynethatcom, jesus medina, jlyn ortiz, joaquin fletcher, jose henriquez, jospeh perez, last man standing 2010, last man standing comp 2010, lonnie pearson, marvin, mo, rah, sean agoliati, sean grossman, tim franken, victor callender, will sorto
Be-Mag sent out one of his New York ambassadors, Joseph Perez, to the first round of this year's Last Man Standing competition. The New York skate scene has been blowing up strongly over the last couple years. Due to the recent New York edits floating through the Rollerblading media the rise of the scene has become even more aware. The first round of the Last Man Standing comp was just another testimony for it. Joseph covered the full event for us and reconstructed the hype that went down there. If this is the Amateur level, I wonder what can be expected next weekend from the PRO-category. Good to know we are sending out again people to cover the event for us here. But now it's time for the Amateur coverage. Enjoy it.
Intro by Oliver Nermerich
Edit and story by Joseph Perez
August 21st 2010 was a day in which I was damned to be in traffic. For a whole hour I was stuck in traffic on the GWB trying to get to the LMS to get this Official edit out. Now when I get there it is already half way through the Grom rounds and I begin to film the am's and some that aren't competing in the Am addition but in the Pro addition next week. People threw down before the Am event started, but when it did start, throwing down wasn't even a question. People were lacing flawlessly from Sean Grossman to Tim Franken to Carlos Montenegro. Mid 2nd round a child runs in front of the rail and Rah (host of the event) stands as a brick wall in order to save the child from being injured, at the same time Modesto jumps off the rail and smacks the brick wall with his back. Everyone proved themselves this day as they continue to skate through the pain just as Modesto did. Final round and there are 10 people who made it. Right before the last round it was about to begin, Victor Callender announced that all 10 individuals were going to next weeks LMS Pro competition. So finalist were given 15 minutes to just skate. No contest. Everyone continued to skate as if there was thousands of dollars on the line. Sean Grossman proved himself that evening as he rose to the final round with amazing style but was soon to face an ankle injury due to a close and almost perfect 720. Tim Franken was mass murdering this competition even before the final spot. A massacre was the only thing that we could call it for the man never went simple enough to just lace a soul or a royale. 540's and 360 tricks were in line and even switch ups on such a short cut rail. This Night New York Proved To Be Making Its Come Back In The Skate World.......... And I Was So Happy To Be The First To Revise This History.
iMagyneThat.Com and Be-Mag Present Last Man Standing NYC 2010 AM from Be-Mag on Vimeo.
This Edit features the talents of Dave Lang, Sean Agoliati, Jesus Medina, Will Sorto, Lonnie Pearson, Sean Grossman, Tim Franken, Jlyn Ortiz, Joaquin Fletcher, Marvin, Chris Smith, Carlos Montenegro, Mo, Jose Henriquez, Andy Feliciano and many more. The Last Man Standing comp is hosted By RAH and Victor Callender. Judged by Angelo Ferrer, Alex Nunez, Hyper Mike and Mike Hazard.
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It's soopky how clever some ppl are. Thanks!
Hey 100% gardening dude! stop jerkin off. I feel sorry for you, you're obviously an insecure not good for anything big time loser. Give me your name and I'll give you mine if you think you're better than us over here in the NY scene.
that edit was terrible, rollerblading has gotten so shitty. franken killin it with style? hahaha
dope edit, dope contest, cant wait for the full contest!
Shit is hot! Nothing too crazy but that Tim Franken kid was killin' with the style points. LOL niggas called him Brett Farve.
this is indeed no amateur level. this is pro status skating
Yes I will be covering this weekends event also and the edit will be out on sunday for all those who missed it and want to see it. Thank you all for you very kind and inspiring words. See you on saturday
Are you covering this event as well?
would be nice to see our best bladers again here
yeah, this will be amazing!
amazing edit
such a great piece! great work joseph, cant wait to see more!!
Thats Jose Henriquez with the orange beanie
orange beanie is...?
Due to the recent edits it just become more obvious. They didn't deny New York has the best and most populated skate scene
"You might have noticed the signs of the rise of the New York Skate Scene due to some of the recent edits that are floating through the Rollerblading media." This might have made sense about 2 years ago. NYC has been on top and has the best and most populated skate scene.