When all was said and done at Dew Tour in Boston a few weekends ago, you might have noticed someone different up there on the podium. Not because he’s a stranger to placing high or winning contests… but because he’s relatively new to the pro contest scene. That person would be Ryan Decenzo.
With his new Globe United by Fate part having just dropped (nollie down El Toro, anyone?), a second place finish in Boston and a free ride to the next stop in Portland… things are looking pretty good for Decenzo. Take a few minutes to get familiar with him because he’s not going away anytime soon.
Ryan! Where you at right now?
Corona, British Columbia.
Right on. Are you still on tour?
Yeah, I’m on the RDS tour right now. We were just in Alberta and now we’re doing BC.
Who are you rolling with?
Me and my bro. Paul Trep, Ryan Oughton, Sascha Daley Micky Papa and Machnau.
The Legend of Boxton Square
Skate and Create II: etnies
Words: Rob Brink TransWorld Skateboarding, October 2009
According to English legend, just outside of Sherwood Forest, where the fog breaks and the mountain breeze carries in the songs of the sparrow, lies a small and curious little village known to the locals as Boxton Square...
After almost a year of trying to get together with Ronnie to skate the TF... we finally coordinated our schedules. Then he killed me in three games of S.K.A.T.E. and did switch crooks to flips out while I filmed it with my shitty Blackberry.
If you read between the lines a little, you might deduce that, apart from Nick Dompierre, there wasn't too much exciting shit happening on the street course at X Games 15. So here's seven more sequences of Nick takin'care of biz...
