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X Games Aspen 2023: Rewatch All the Action!

Three days of heart-pounding action, rewatch all the competitions from 2023 X Games Aspen.

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Megan Oldham

“I can’t thank my family and my friends and my coaches enough because I kind of had this dream after Christmas and they really dropped everything to fly across the world with me so that I could come and do this trick for you guys. Thank you so much for everybody and I can’t wait to see you next year.” —Megan Oldham, on the quest to land a women’s competition first triple cork in either ski or snowboard. And she did it, too, stomping a leftside triple cork 1440 in Women’s Ski Big Air. Oldham scored a perfect 50 with the trick, the first 50 in women’s Big Air history at X Games. In fact, no male skier has tallied a 50 since Bobby Brown in 2010. Megan’s world-first powered the 21-year-old to her second X Games gold.

Gaon Choi

South Korean rider Gaon Choi did something even her famous mentor couldn’t pull off: She won X Games gold as a rookie. Choi turned 14 in November 2022, and her Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe gold at age 14 yrs., 2 mos. makes her the youngest X Games SuperPipe champ ever — SKI/SBD/male/female — breaking a record set by her personal hero Chloe Kim. Chloe was 14 yrs. 8 mos. when she won gold in her second XG appearance at Aspen 2015. Equally as impressive: X Games Aspen 2023 was Choi’s first pro-level competition. Gaon still is working on her English skills, but she answered reporter Jonathan “DC” Oetken clearly when asked about breaking Chloe’s record: “I’m so happy!”

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