Risa spins the last maneuver and champions Jacksonville | skateboard

Yumika Oda executed an amazing maneuver in the penultimate chance he got, reaching a total of 23.0 and putting pressure on the Brazilian at the last attempt. Fadinha makes the pressure easy to handle, needs 7.5 for the title, and scored 7.6 to turn around to be champion.

The next stage of the SLS takes place in a month, August 13 and 14 in Seattle, also in the United States. The Super Crown, the decision of the season, takes place in Rio de Janeiro, beginning November 5th and 6th.

Current World Champion Pamela Rosa started the final with great fanfare, using her speed to hit an impressive first lap and adding 8.0. With the new format of the dispute, which requires a re-note in the final total, the Brazilian set up well at the start.

Last performance for best result in the semi-final Rayssa made a high score, missed the last maneuver, but got the second best result after the first round with 7.1, achieving a Brazilian brace with Pamela.

Fadina made a great second streak, but missed the rear slip and didn’t improve the score, but he held onto the second place, with Rosa in the lead. Dutchman Roos Zwetsloot finished third before the maneuvering series.

The first round of maneuvers was controversial. Pamela hit a frontal skid, but the score didn’t count. In doing so, Raisa advanced after the first round with a total of 13.0.

The official interpretation of the Pâmela Rosa zero is that it cannot perform the same single maneuver on the same item that it did while spinning which is why the zero was zeroed.

At the third attempt, Risa Leal hits a flip-flop in the rear, the first woman to hit such a maneuver in competition, she scored an 8.5 and shot at the end of the dispute with a total of 21.5, four times more than second Momiji Nichia.

Pamela went to press in the last maneuver, needing 5.6 to go into the fourth round and match. He hit a blacksmith in the back and secured two more maneuvers in a bid for the title.

In the decision, Yumika Oda made history. She scored 9.4, the highest score ever in the Women’s Street League, and reached a total of 23.0 and advanced to the final.

But under the pressure that Fadinha always exercised. Once again, she had the last maneuver and the chance to turn the tide to win the title and once again she did. She needed a 7.5, hit a heel grease slip and flipped a 7.6.

Check out the women’s tournament final results