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Steve-O & Chris Pontius Prove Bam Margera Wrong w/ New Skateboarding Trick

The Wild Boyz did it again!
ShreddER September 3, 2023
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After Bam Margera told Steve-O that "He is a definition of a mob kickflip," the two iconic Wild Boyz figures from the legendary "Jackass" crew, Steve-O and Chris Pontius, showed a unique skate trick to their fellow crew member.

When Margera claimed that Steve-O couldn't pull off a tough rail slide, a trick that involves skating along a rail while maintaining balance.

Steve-O, never one to back down from a challenge, immediately accepted and enlisted the help of his fellow Wild Boyz co-star, Chris Pontius, to create a show-stopping routine that would not only silence Margera but also leave fans of the legendary crew in astonishment.

The two friends executed the stunt, making Pontius pull Steve-O upside down and make him land on a skateboard.

Hence, they did the stunt to also promote their skateboard deck on sale on Stev-O's website. You can buy the boards here.

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