X Games SLC: Full Podium Results, Records Shattered, and a Sublime Night to Remember

The 30th anniversary of the Summer X Games just went down in Salt Lake City, and to say it was one for the books would be an understatement. The Utah State Fairpark was buzzing with energy as a sold-out crowd witnessed a weekend of insane action sports and iconic music. The TGR crew was right there in the mix, soaking in every moment of the madness.

The competitions were fierce, with legends and rising stars battling it out for a spot on the podium.

Monster Energy Men's Skateboard Street In a classic showdown, Yuto Horigome and Nyjah Huston battled it out, with Horigome taking the top spot in a clutch final run.

Monster Energy Women's Skateboard Street Chloe Covell's dominance continued, with the 15-year-old Aussie phenom securing her third straight win in the discipline.

Women's Skateboard Vert Mizuho Hasegawa had a breakthrough performance, earning her first X Games gold and snapping Arisa Trew's winning streak.

Over in the BMX world, the crowd went wild for the BMX Dirt Final, where Australian powerhouse Ryan Williams made history by winning his tenth X Games gold, and his first in the Dirt discipline. The USA's Justin Dowell also had a weekend to remember, snapping a medal drought with a gold-medal-winning run in the BMX Park Final.

The Moto X events were, as always, a spectacle of aerial artistry and raw power. Rob Adelberg once again proved he's the king of Moto X Best Trick, taking home another gold with a mind-bending front flip seat grab cordova.

On Saturday, the legendary Sublime took the stage, and for the TGR crew, it felt like a full-circle moment. The iconic blend of skate, punk, and reggae was the perfect soundtrack to a weekend of adrenaline.

It threw us right back to 1996 and the editing bay for our early film, Continuum. We used Sublime's "Doin' Time" and "What I Got" to kick off the New Zealand segment, and hearing those same anthems blast through the Salt Lake City air was a heavy dose of nostalgia. It was a powerful reminder of the deep-seated connection between this music and the culture we've been a part of for decades. Surrounded by a new generation of athletes and fans, the band's infectious energy created a memorable experience that bridged the past and present for everyone in attendance.

X Games Salt Lake City 2025 was more than just a competition; it was a celebration of action sports culture. With a perfect blend of high-stakes contests and world-class music that has defined our world for years, it was a weekend that will be talked about for a long, long time.