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<title><![CDATA[Memorable Moment 15: The Ups and Downs of Danny Way]]></title>
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When Danny Way's shins smashed into the coping and sent him head-first to the flat-bottom of the Mega Ramp, the action sports world had a nasty collective flashback to Jake Brown's horrific crash a year earlier. But this time around, Way refused to allow the crash to be the story. When the event doctor questioned the wisdom of continuing to compete, rumor has it Way administered his own cortisone shot. When he reappeared at the top of the Mega in-run, the roar in the Staples Center was the loudest since Pastrana's double back. And when Way shook off yet another crash before pulling a backflip to frontside 540 on his third and final run, it actually made Bob Burnquist cry.]]></description>
<pubDate>June 16, 2009 10:42:02 PDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Memorable Moment 10: Pastrana's Double]]></title>
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Rumors of Pastrana's double backflip swirled throughout X Games 12, but before the Best Trick the consensus seemed to be that he wouldn't do it. He promised his parents he wouldn't do it, said some. He was too busy competing in an unprecedented four events across two sports, said others. No one's that crazy, added those who didn't fully appreciate how Pastrana's mind works. Because once he stood at the top of the ramp, with the entire Staples Center screaming for history, Pastrana did what he always does: put on a show. The difference this time? It may never be repeated.]]></description>
<pubDate>June 16, 2009 08:13:02 PDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Memorable Moment 4: Burnquist's 2001 Vert Run]]></title>
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When Burnquist dropped in for his third run, Bucky Lasek sat in first with a 95.5 and seemed a lock to earn Skate Vert's first-ever Three-Peat. Everyone knew Burnquist had the skills to defeat his friend, but no one expected him to unleash the greatest competition Vert run of all time. It was a display of switch mastery and technical lip trickery so ahead of its time that announcers Sal Masakela, Tony Hawk, and Chris Miller couldn't call most of the trick names because they were either too tech or simply hadn't ever been seen before.]]></description>
<pubDate>June 16, 2009 05:47:02 PDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Memorable Moment 1: Tony Hawk's 900]]></title>
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It was the kind of moment that could only happen at X Games. A legend on a mission with such intensity and focus that his own competitors ceded him the stage. It took Hawk 11 tries to land the first-ever competition 900, by which time the clock for the Best Trick competition had technically expired. No matter - the rest of the field made it clear that only one man would stand on the top of that podium. "I swear to God," Hawk said immediately afterward, "this is the best day of my life."]]></description>
<pubDate>June 16, 2009 05:49:02 PDT</pubDate>
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