Rayssa Leal has written another historic chapter in world skateboarding. At 17 years and 338 days old, the Maranhão native won her 27th international title and became the youngest four-time champion in SLS history, winning the Super Crown 2025this Sunday 7, at Ibirapuera GymnasiumIn Sao Paulo.
This victory puts Rayssa at an unprecedented level: she is now the greatest female champion in SLS and the only athlete, among men and women, to win the Super Crown four consecutive times. Before her, only the American Nyjah Huston he had won four titles, but at 23, older than the Brazilian at the time of the feat.
Since 2022, Rayssa Leal has completely dominated the World Skate Street League grand final. The first realization has arrived Rio de Janeirowith an exciting twist; the other three, all at Ibirapuera, have consolidated their reign in the sport, with notable moments including another historic turnaround in 2024.
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In addition to the four SLS titles, Fadinha has an impressive track record: double world champion, five-time STU champion in Rio, 11 SLS stage victories and two gold medals in the XGames. She also has Olympic medals: silver in Tokyo and bronze in Paris.
Discover all of Rayssa’s international titles:
- 2019 – SLS Los Angeles, United States
- 2021 – SLS Lake Havasu, United States
- 2021 – SLS Salt Lake City, United States
- 2021 – STU Open Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2022 – X-Games Chiba, Japan
- 2022 – World Street Skateboarding Championship Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- 2022 – SLS Las Vegas, United States
- 2022 – SLS Jacksonville, United States
- 2022 – SLS Seattle, United States
- 2022 – STU Open Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2022 – SLS Super Crown Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2023 – X Games Chiba, Japan
- 2023 – SLS Chicago, United States
- 2023 – Pan American Games Santiago, Chile
- 2023 – SLS Super Crown São Paulo, Brazil
- 2023 – STU Open Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2024 – SLS San Diego, United States
- 2024 – Shanghai Pre-Olympic Skateboarding, China
- 2024 – Street Skate World Cup Rome, Italy
- 2024 – SLS Tokyo, Japan
- 2024 – SLS Super Crown São Paulo, Brazil
- 2024 – STU Pro Tour Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2025 – STU Pro Tour Porto Alegre, Brazil
- 2025 – SLS Miami, United States
- 2025 – SLS Brasilia, Brazil
- 2025 – STU Pro Tour Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- 2025 – SLS Super Crown São Paulo, Brazil
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