HERO BATTLE CUP: SLIDE AND BATTLE CHAMPIONS CROWNED. POWER AND STRATEGY PREVAIL.

HEART-STOPPING SLIDES AND FINAL-TRICK DUELS CROWN THE NEW RULERS OF THE INLINE FREESTYLE WORLD CUP’S MOST HOTLY CONTESTED DISCIPLINES

Milan, July 11, 2025 – The third day of Finals at the Hero Battle Cup, dedicated to the Slide and Battle disciplines, came to a close with a spectacular display of top-level technical and competitive skill.
The crowd witnessed unforgettable performances that led to the crowning of new champions in two of the most thrilling and intense events of the Inline Freestyle World Cup.
As expected, the finals delivered excitement, emotion, and surprises right down to the last second.

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SLIDE – POWER AND CONTROL TO THE LAST CENTIMETER: THE RESULTS

The Slide final was a showcase of absolute strength and precision. Athletes pushed their limits with perfectly controlled braking over impressive distances, performed with impeccable style.
Victories often came down to a matter of centimeters.

In the Women’s category, Sofiia Kytaihora of Ukraine claimed gold, followed by Rosa Maria Vela Farfan from Spain in second, and Matilde Terenzi of San Marino taking third place.

In the Men’s category, it was a clean sweep for Spain:

• Gold: Enrique Rubio Mesas

• Silver: Eric Canizares Sola

• Bronze: José Julián García Díaz

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BATTLE – A TRIUMPH OF STRATEGY AND CREATIVITY: THE RESULTS

The Battle finals were packed with adrenaline, where strategy and improvisation made all the difference.
Athletes showcased an impressive technical arsenal, answering each move with style and precision in head-to-head duels that set the crowd on fire.

In the Junior Women category, it was another victory for Ukraine thanks to Oleksandra Kruhliak.
Italy claimed the next two spots:

• Silver: Nexia Gualdi

• Bronze: Viola Luciani

In the Senior Women category, the top of the podium went to Justyna Teczar of Poland.
Two Spanish skaters rounded out the podium:

• Silver: Alexandra-Mihaela Muntean

• Bronze: Victoria Andres Jofre

In the Junior Men category, Matvey Sazonov from Israel took the gold, followed by Adrian Sebastian Gimenez of Spain in second, and Manuel Moretti from Italy with the bronze.

In the Senior Men category, the gold went to Italian skater Lorenzo Demuru, with silver going to Pau Bosch Coll of Spain, and bronze to another Italian, Lorenzo Guslandi.

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AN EVENT THAT CELEBRATES ITS CHAMPIONS

The Inline Freestyle World Cup – Hero Battle Cup wraps up with yet another resounding success, confirming its status as a world-class event that highlights the athletes’ talent and brings together an ever-growing, passionate audience.
The day ended with an awards ceremony and a warm farewell among the athletes—a symbolic moment that linked the Urban Sports community to the universal values of sportsmanship and friendship.