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Skater's policy: Don't ask and he won't tell NOTEBOOK
1999
Overview
The beauty of the X Games, save for all the gloss that oozes from the world of ESPN, is that there are plenty of raw moments, moments you would never encounter in the world of traditional sports. For example, take the scene that followed the finals of the men's aggressive in-line street competition on Thursday when the winner, 15-year-old Nicky Adams, took the gold with a crowd-pleasing performance. After Adams did a few cartwheels to celebrate, he chatted with just about every television camera around and then found a relatively secluded spot to call home (Montreal) to tell his family of his victory.
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San Francisco Media Company
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