Fise Battle Of The Champions 2025: Onodera & Cui Win Macau
Results & highlights from Studio City skateboarding showdown
The curtains have dropped on the FISE: Battle of the Champions at Studio City, Macau, and what a show it was! Held from March 21-23, 2025, this invite-only street skateboarding showdown brought the worlds top riders to a custom-built park designed to unleash their wildest tricks. The unique battle formattwo skaters, three minutes, pure fireturned up the heat, and the results? Absolutely electric.
Junior and Amateur Finals Set the Stage
The day kicked off with the Junior and Amateur finals, igniting the custom park with fresh talent and raw energy. The crowd was buzzing as these up-and-comers laid down the groundwork for what was to come, proving the future of skateboarding is in good hands.
Womens Skateboard: Chenxi CUI Takes the Crown
The Top 8 Pro Womens battles were a rollercoaster of skill and grit, building up to a final that had everyone on their feet. Chinas Chenxi Cui went toe-to-toe with Japans Funa Nakayama in a clash of technical brilliance and jaw-dropping tricks. The tension was palpable as both pushed the boundaries, but when the dust settled, it was Chenxi Cui who skated away with the FISE: Battle of the Champions title.
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1st: Chenxi Cui (China)
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2nd: Funa Nakayama (Japan)
Mens Skateboard: Ginwoo Onodera Steals the Show
The Mens Top 8 battles were a non-stop adrenaline rush, with each round cranking up the creativity and precision. The grand finale pitted Japans young gun Ginwoo Onodera against Slovakias Richard Tury, and it was a banger from start to finish. Ginwoo brought his A-game, landing insane trick combos with seamless style, while Tury held his own with a high-level performance. After three minutes of heart-pounding action, the roaring crowd watched Ginwoo claim the FISE: Battle of the Champions title.
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1st: Ginwoo Onodera (Japan)
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2nd: Richard Tury (Slovakia)
The Wrap-Up
The FISE: Battle of the Champions 2025 at Studio City, Macau, delivered everything it promisedexplosive tricks, fierce battles, and a custom park that let the worlds best shine. Chenxi Cui and Ginwoo Onodera walked away as champs, but the real winner? Skateboarding itself, with a format that had the crowd losing it from start to finish. Missed it? Catch the highlights and more on the official FISE site here.
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