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Street League Skateboarding heads to Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, August 9 for Stop 3 of the 2026 Championship Tour — and you can watch it all LIVE & FREE on YouTube. Tune-In Times: Los Angeles: 7:15AM (PDT) New York City: 10:15AM (EDT) Rio de Janeiro: 11:15AM (BRT) Paris: 4:15PM (CEST) Tokyo: 12:15AM (JST – Aug 10) Sydney: 1:15AM (AEST – Aug 10) Expect a full day of elite street skateboarding, global superstars, and plenty of 9 Club moments — all streaming live from Ginásio do

We’re one week away from the SLS Rio Takeover presented by Banco Do Brasil. On August 9, Street League Skateboarding takes over Maracanãzinho in Rio de Janeiro for a must see event featuring the best skateboarders in the world. The countdown is on. Don’t miss your chance to experience SLS live in Rio. Get your tickets now and be there for every moment.

Street League Skateboarding is bringing the heat back to Brazil and we’ve got the first look at the custom-built spot for the SLS Rio Takeover presented by Banco do Brasil. Designed specifically for Rio, this one-of-a-kind setup brings the energy, creativity, and style of the city to the SLS stage, creating the perfect spot for the world’s best skaters. Don’t miss the action when SLS takes over Maracanãzinho on August 9. Lock in your tickets today.

Street League Skateboarding is headed back to Brazil for one of the most anticipated stops of the season. The SLS Rio de Janeiro Takeover, presented by Banco Do Brasil is going down August 9. This year’s lineup brings together a stacked mix of global heavyweights and rising stars. Fan favorites like Rayssa Leal and Giovanni Vianna return to home soil alongside international standouts including, Ginwoo Onodera, Cordano Russell, Toa Sasaki, Momiji Nishiya, Aoi Uemura, and Funa

Swipe to see some of the tricks that got the W’s ➡️ We can’t wait for next Takeover in Rio on August 9, get your tickets while you can! 🇧🇷

Street League Skateboarding is back in Brazil. On August 9, the SLS Championship Tour returns to Rio de Janeiro for the SLS Rio Takeover Presented by Banco do Brasil, taking over the iconic Maracanãzinho for a full day of world-class street skateboarding. Following the Super Crown in 2022, Rio returns in the all-new Takeover format—bringing the biggest names in skateboarding together for an unforgettable experience on and off the course. Street League Skateboarding Rio Takeov

RIO, IT’S OFFICIAL 🇧🇷 ​ Street League Skateboarding is coming back to Rio de Janeiro. On August 9, the SLS Rio Takeover arrives at Maracanãzinho. Pre-sale for BB Cardholders: July 6–7 General on sale: July 8 Tickets at ticketmaster.com RIO, É OFICIAL 🇧🇷 A SLS está de volta ao Rio de Janeiro. No dia 9 de agosto, o SLS Rio Takeover chega ao Maracanãzinho. Pré-venda Clientes Cartões BB: 6 e 7 de julho Vendas gerais: 8 de julho Ingressos em ticketmaster.com.br​

Street League Skateboarding returns to Tokyo with a stop at Ariake Arena on Saturday, November 14 as part of the 2026 SLS Championship Tour. With some of Japan’s biggest names ready to put on a show in front of the home crowd, expect a full day of elite competition, a whole lot of 9 Clubs, and unforgettable moments. Tickets are on sale now. Secure your seats today, and we’ll see you in Tokyo 🇯🇵

In 2026, the next generation of teen skaters has won every stop this season, while also claiming an incredible 83% of all podium finishes. Their impact has been impossible to ignore, with standout performances continuing to raise the level of competition at every event. Swipe through to meet some of the Next Gen skaters we’ve seen this year and discover the tricks that earned them podium spots at SLS Sydney and the SLS DTLA Takeover ➡️ With talent like this leading the way, t

A 9.9 score is one of the rarest achievements in Street League Skateboarding history. In more than a decade of competition, only two skaters have ever reached the mark. The most recent was Shane O'Neill at our Portland stop in 2013. Before that, Nyjah Huston earned a 9.9 at our Seattle stop in 2011. That's it. Two scores. Two moments that instantly became part of SLS history. A 9.9 is about delivering the perfect combination of difficulty, execution, style, and timing under t

Sixteen years ago, Street League Skateboarding made history with its very first event in Glendale, Arizona. What started as a groundbreaking competition has gone on to push skateboarding to new levels and create the world's premier contest series, the SLS Championship Tour. Now, SLS is returning to Arizona with the SLS Tempe Takeover at Mullett Arena on August 29. Swipe through the post below to relive highlights from that inaugural event and see just how far street skateboar

History was made at Street League Skateboarding in Arizona once before and we're ready to do it again. SLS is coming back, and this time we're taking over Mullett Arena for the SLS Tempe Takeover presented by Stake on August 29. 📍 Mullett Arena - Tempe, AZ - August 29 Don't sleep on tickets. Arizona fans show OUT and this one is going to be legendary.

Street League Skateboarding returns to Arizona where it all began. On August 29, SLS heads to Tempe, Arizona, bringing the energy full circle. Hosted at Mullett Arena, this event celebrates the history, progression, and future of Street League Skateboarding, honoring where it started while showcasing where the sport is headed next. Expect world class skateboarding, local legends like Dashawn Jordan, Jagger Eaton, and Paige Heyn, and a one day takeover built for the place that

SLS returns to Tempe, highlighting Arizona’s skate culture, featuring local athletes Dashawn Jordan, Jagger Eaton, and Paige Heyn Street League Skateboarding (SLS), the premier street skateboarding competition and global leader in professional skateboarding in partnership with presenting sponsor Skate - the largest online casino and sportsbook, will return to Arizona - home of the first SLS event in history - on Saturday, August 29 in Tempe at Mullett Arena. The event will t

We’re keeping it simple: 3 days, 3 discounts. Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with some new SLS drip for the season. ​ - 15% off all apparel - Free shipping on orders $75+ - Buy one deck, get another 30% off SLS Memorial Day Weekend Sale runs May 23 at 9:00 AM PT through May 25 at 11:59 PM PT.

Out with the old and in with the new. Street League Skateboarding is making room for fresh drops with a limited-time Spring Cleaning Sale. For one week only, get 20% OFF all short-sleeve tees using code SPRING. From bold graphics to classic skate-inspired designs, this is the perfect chance to refresh your lineup with fan-favorite styles. Don't wait! Best sellers and limited items won't stay around for long. Use code: SPRING and grab your favorites before they're gone.

Street League Skateboarding returns to Paris for the third year in a row. Year after year, Paris brings an undeniable, infectious energy unlike anywhere else in the world. We’re stoked to be back and can’t wait to see what goes down this year. Don’t miss your chance to be part of it. Get your tickets now. Saturday, October 3rd.

Street League Skateboarding (SLS) returns to Stade Roland-Garros on October 3, 2026. Tickets are officially on sale and are already going fast. This marks our third time in Paris and our second year at the iconic Stade Roland-Garros. After last year’s historic event, the world’s best skaters are back as SLS once again takes over the famous clay courts for one of the most unique stops on the tour. Paris was unreal last year, and the energy is set to be even bigger, louder, a

Chloe Covell has completed a perfect 3 for 3 record in the Street League Skateboarding Takeover Series, winning every stop she has entered. Across the Takeover stops in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Cleveland, she delivered consistent, high level skating with strong execution under pressure and no drop in performance across the series. Her clean sweep in all takeover appearances highlights her consistency in the single trick format and ability to perform at the top level acr

Two Stops Down in the 2026 SLS Season Standings Two events into the Street League Skateboarding 2026 season, the standings are beginning to take shape. The margins are tight across both divisions, with little separating the leaders from the rest of the field. In the Men’s Arena standings, Ginwoo Onodera leads with 20 points after a strong start. Julian Agliardi and Giovanni Vianna are close behind, keeping the top three within reach. Nyjah Huston sits just outside the top fiv