“Bleed for This”: 55-Year-Old Tony Hawk Found Injured After Unexpected Trick on Deck

At 55 years of age, Tony Hawk shares multiple hats. His majestic prowess on skateboarding has earned him a phantasmagoria, resulting in him being an iconic character in a popular video game. Moreover, the vertical snowboarder enjoys being a titular philanthropist and entrepreneur in the same hue. So, managing such boundless duties requires an unflinching commitment from any individual. Tony Hawk comes as the first line to manage such commitments in the same place without raising any single discoloration. 

However, recently a horrific incident with the American skateboarding legend attracted a prime focus. However, Tony Hawk flouted any discomfort, showing his commitment to his loved affairs once again. 

Tony Hawk prefers to go unfettered for his love 

The battle-hardened skateboarding luminary shared a snap of his bleeding little finger on Sunday’s IG feed. Keeping his much-loved yellow skateboard beneath the injured finger, Tony Hawk complemented the post with the caption, “#BLEEDFORTHIS”. The assumption did not have to go deep for a skateboarder who loves to try different tricks on the wheels. But in availing a finer rotation, Tony has never nimble-footed to try any margin possible. 

However, as of now, any news related to that injury has yet to surface. However, a few days ago, the first 900-scoring skateboarder shared an IG post trying the same “9” scoring flick on the mentioned skateboard. Moreover, Tony Hawk recently manifested himself in building a project that will gift four skating areas in Brooklyn. In the abundance of such highly motivated efforts, the 55-year-old might not care about shedding his blood droplets. Last year, he exemplified such determination when larger injuries were about to stumble on his noble artifacts. 

A life full of injuries is about to be showcased 

In his practice on the skateboard for the last umpteenth years, Tony Hawk faced a numberless injuries. But those fell short of resulting in any single crack in his iron-cast resolution. Tony expressed his urge to train the novices about the nitty gritty of skateboarding. On this goal, the Skatepark Project came into being. Moreover, a documentary named, “Tapes You Leave Behind” tended to be released, focused on Tony Hawk’s life. However, the shooting for this documentary went into limbo because of his two injuries over the last 4 years. 

In the first occurrence, his femur bore the brunt after an aerial landing. Last year his healing femur went dead after trying out a 540-degree aerial rotation. The dearth of the situation propelled it to be so deep that another documentary on Tony’s recovery made it into the market. Now, compared to those previous excruciating injuries, the present one might give a little feel to the 6’3” legend.