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Tony Hawk shreds Bay Area’s newly expanded skatepark in unannounced visit

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San Francisco’s newly expanded skate park recently got a stamp of approval from the Birdman himself.

Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk was in San Francisco on Tuesday to try out the new and improved U.N. Skate Plaza in the city’s Civic Center, and was seen pulling off tailslides, kickflips and ollies.

Hawk, the world’s most recognizable professional skateboarder, shared video on Instagram of his skate session, and lauded the rehabbed skatepark.

“The UN Skate Plaza recently got an upgrade!” he shared in the video’s caption. “If you build it, we will come… do vert tricks (and sloppy kickflips) on banks and curbs.”

The trip was unannounced, so the video shows only a few people watching him defy physics.

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