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Tony Hawk Can Still Do a ‘900’ at Age 48

By Will Levith
July 9, 2016 9:00 am EDT

At the 1999 X-Games, professional skateboarding legend Tony Hawk landed his first “900”—a trick that accomplishes 2.5 revolutions in midair—at age 31. Now 48, Hawk wanted to see if he could accomplish the trick again. Watch the incredible video below of what Hawk’s calling (maybe) his last 900 ever.

 

 

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