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It sucks when skaters get old and lose all their skills.
youre an idiot.
You're obviously a n00b. That's just what happens when you get older. It sucks, but it's reality.
is that why koston beat Busenitz and Morgan Smith?
seriously, think before you speak.
Got a problem with black or white thinking, do we? Ask any dude over 30 about the age thing. And don't forget to do your homework for school tomorrow.
You have obviously not seen the last Koston match. Or if you did you forgot it. Dude had a off day..
You too with the black or white thinking? Let me explain to y'all what happens when you become an old man skater: you have more off days and less on-point days. Key words: More & Less. Those are GRAY terms, not to be confused with black or white terms such as all or never.
For comparison, look at Koston in Yeah Right and Koston now. They are both great, but do you spot the difference? Koston at the top of his game in Yeah Right vs an age affected legend now. In this particular case, the legend has held up remarkably well over time, but is clearly not as on-the-ball as he was a decade ago. I'm pretty sure the man himself has acknowledged this before too.
You're trippinsn. Did koston play skate at the berrics a decade ago? Nope. You are making a false comparison. You don't know koston, you don't know what his days are like. If you didn't notice, he's always fucked up games of skate. You have no frame of reference for your claims, only conjecture. Obviously people slow down with age (someon call the obvious police) but he is showing no signs of slowing down at all.
Man, where do I start? That response is loaded with logical incongruities.
First of all, I would like to point out that the initial comment was NOT made by me, as it seems to be assumed that I agree with it. I don't. He obviously hasn't "lost all his skills" though, he has been unseated from his throne as he is no longer in his prime. Second, the scenario of Koston playing at the Berrics a decade ago is itself a false comparison. Third, personally knowing Koston is irrelevant. He is a public figure. We are judging his public performances. They are well documented and though he can still skate at an extremely high level (when he has an on day) he is no longer dominating the world of street skating as he once did. Lastly, you are being willfully ignorant by claiming Koston has shown no signs of slowing down or you just haven't been around long enough to see the change.
He's been one of my favorite skaters for 20 years now. I have studied everything he has put out. I have witnessed him in person in his prime. It's glaringly obvious that he has slowed down. He's still a great joy to watch, but he is no longer on top of his game.