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Reynolds wins Maloof Money Cup DC

05.09.11

Jack Curtin mixed up flip tricks with nollie in grind tricks on the big rail to move forward. After a historic final round at the Maloof Money Cup in Washington, D. C. , Sunday, 33-year-old Baker skateboards owner Andrew Reynolds took the win and $160,000. Collin Provost started things off huge with a transfer and kept it going until he got stuck on a frontside flip down the stairs, while Tom Asta was calmly flipping into tricks left and right. Then I'll put some into Baker. Reynolds' smooth style and huge tricks -- manifested in over a dozen video parts, through eight pro model shoes and a skater of the year award in 1998 -- made him the frontrunner. The finals were a head-to-head, four-minute jam using the entire park. The last jam before moving onto the next part of the bracket was Bastien Salabanzi and Justin Figueroa. When asked what he planned to do with the money, Reynolds said: "I'll put some into a few new windows for my house and some construction.

Source: ESPN