Ali Boulala: Skate and Redemption | Short Documentary

From the streets of Stockholm to the global skateboarding stage, Boulala's life is a rollercoaster of triumphs and tragedies. Uncover the untold stories behind his groundbreaking tricks, his rise to fame with Flip Skateboards, and the life-altering motorcycle accident in Australia. Through never-before-seen footage, witness the rawness of Boulala's skating style mirrored in the challenges he faced.
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[@skulleagletartat]

Years go by and I forget how good he was. I never forget how gnarly he was but he had some finesse too, good switch game.

[@vmvlev]

thanks , that was great

[@TheOneHundredPercent]

Boulala had it all. Fearless, stylish, balls like watermelons. A skaters skater and then some. With regards to that hellish accident, ONE wrong drunken decision changed everything for him. And ended everything for Shane. Sad, sad, fuckin sad. A huge loss for skateboarding. RIP Shane Cross.

[@claudiakoning]

He was one of the all-time best. Along with people like Franky Hill and Jamie Thomas he pioneered the idea that you could jump big stuff. I mean how insane do you have to be to even consider jumping the lyon stairs? Nobody else would have even thought about it.

[@TheOneHundredPercent]

@@claudiakoning every now and then someone rolls into the scene that has that self assured brilliance about them. Both Shane and Ali had that. Got to agree about his influence on skating. Laters. 👍👍

[@drone6681]

Yo he is the best ever!!!! Big ups Ali B !!!!

[@luizbraga1000]

Ali had a unique style and personality

[@humanbeing5300]

Hard charging sick style

[@ryanrowe1975]

Legend

[@Fl4cker16]

Where can i see the scars of ali boulala? Im a huge of ali and in my opinion i think its rude of the director to have people from the US fund his documentary but not allow them to see it

[@josejuansosadeniz437]

Hola desde canarias ...ya soy veterano y me gusta el skate aúnque lo aya dejado de practicar ...una pregunta...Como hay tanta medida de ejes ..y los asen tan pesados ..deberían de ASER Ejes más lijeros ..q pesan sobre los 315..a 330 gramos aún teniendo tornillos perforados ..q los tengo y pesan igual q otros sin perforar ....hay unos tensor de 260 gramos con titanio ..me parecen interesantes graciass

[@LordAbortion23]

King 👑👑👑👑

[@chadragan8871]

@Steezy Skateboarding the accident happened in 2007 and Ali’s Career didn’t last very long after that. He was in a coma for a period of time and when coming to he had to relearn to walk.

[@BM-qp6pu]

Nivelazo de skate

[@BM-qp6pu]

Debe ser difícil vivir con el peso a cuestas por la muerte de tu mejor amigo...

[@luizbraga1000]

The accident was in 2007! Not 2002.

[@Vomitbukkake]

Theres no way he said 2002... 🤦‍♂️

[@invertedcrown]

your synopsis of his story is way off......

[@lylechipperson3407]

I don't like that people are comparing Ali back then to who he is now. He now has both 1: Mental health issues 2: a traumatic brain injury. Ali hasn't "changed" because he's grown older, he literally lost his marbles.

[@paololovati5011]

4D

[@bovinicide]

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