After three successful events in Chiba, the spectacle now moves to the bustling metropolis of Osaka.
Across three days at X Games Osaka 2025, a confirmed 82 athletes from 13 countries will compete for 36 medals in 12 events in BMX, Moto X, and Skateboarding disciplines. All competitions will be streamed live on the official X Games YouTube page.
Monster Energy is ready to shine in this invite-only event with an elite team of riders, including defending X Games gold medalists, upcoming rookies, and Olympic medalists. Look out for the following Monster Energy athletes in key events at X Games Osaka 2025:
Switching gears into BMX Park, the Monster squad is stacked with heavy hitters: Leading the charge, Kevin Peraza from Tucson, Arizona, is looking to improve on his silver medal in the discipline from X Games Ventura 2024 and expand his collection of 11 X Games medals (7 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze). Prepare for an intense battle with Olympic gold medalist and three-time X Games medalist Jose Torres from Argentina. Also shooting for X Games glory, look out for multiple BMX Park UCI World Cup winner Anthony Jeanjean from Béziers, France alongside two-time BMX Park gold medalist Daniel Sandoval from California. Don’t miss it!
For another classic battle, tune into the BMX Park Best Trick event where defending gold medalist Daniel Sandoval is the rider to beat. Top contenders include Kevin Peraza after taking gold at X Games Ventura 2024 alongside the silver medalist from Chiba 2024, 28-year-old Jeremy Malott from Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Also never rule out previous BMX Dirt Best Trick winner Ryan Williams from Sunshine Coast, Australia, together with six-time X Games medalist Mike Varga from Canada, and California’s Bryce Tryon looking for his second X Games medal in an epic progression session that will stoke the fans!
The final day of X Games in Osaka starts with the BMX Street event – and a stacked Monster Energy roster: After sweeping the podium in the discipline at X Games Ventura 2024, gold medal winner Kevin Peraza, silver medalist Jordan Godwin from Cardiff, Wales, and bronze medalist Lewis Mills from Terrey Hills, Australia, are back for more. German tech pioneer Felix Prangenberg comes in hungry after settling for fourth place at X Games Chiba 2024. He will duel with 2023 gold medalist Boyd Hilder from Australia. Anything can happen!
Next on the agenda, X Games Osaka will throw it back to a classic event with BMX Flatland. Wildly popular in Japan, the discipline showcases BMX athletes performing tricks on a flat surface without obstacles or jumps. Monster Energy team rider Moto Sasaki from Chiba is an icon of the scene and previous bronze medal winner. Don’t miss this masterclass in style and effortless flow!
Don’t miss the action at X Games Osaka 2025 when the Monster Energy team proceeds to Unleash the Beast!