- The Andalusian skater retains her title after recovering from an injury, while the Argentine takes a closely fought men’s gold in a final packed with Olympic-level action.
Parc del Fòrum is buzzing once again with spectacular finals at Extreme Barcelona’s Street Plaza. Following the top-tier tricks at Friday’s Best Trick and highly intense semifinals, fans are filling the venue to catch some of the biggest national and international names live in action. The crowd energy powers an event where technical precision and solid runs prove why this competition remains an essential highlight on the urban sports calendar.
In the women’s event, Natalia Muñoz shines once more and proves she is a sure bet whenever she drops into Extreme Barcelona. The skater from Cádiz, who competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics, claims victory in an insanely tight final with an 81.57-point run. Muñoz defends her 2025 title by edging out Catalan sisters Daniela Terol (79.30) and Ivet Terol (72.15), who finish second and third respectively. The win is twice as meaningful for the Spaniard as she comes off an injury layoff: “I was coming off a rough patch and hadn’t skated much because I broke a finger; next year I’ll be back at Extreme to go for my third straight title,” she says after stepping off the podium.
The men’s results are equally thrilling, delivering a heart-pounding show decided by razor-thin margins. Argentine skater Matías Dell Olio, currently ranked world No. 9 and a Paris Olympian, secures top spot with a final score of 121.66. Behind him, the battle for podium spots is relentless: Brazil’s Abner Pietro grabs silver with 120.97 points, while fellow Argentine Nacho Lima rounds out the top three with 119.62. Dell Olio celebrates his win by highlighting his bond with the host city: “Winning here feels like being at home; this skatepark is one of the best and I’ll definitely be back next year to defend the title.”
The day also features crowd-favorite moments with high-profile names like Danny León taking to the course. The Madrid skater, an Olympic veteran from Tokyo and Paris, draws plenty of eyes following a viral summer where his striking photo and video landing a trick timed with the solar eclipse made global headlines. With the Street Plaza packed to capacity and world-class competition on display, Extreme Barcelona wraps up its skate finals, cementing the Catalan capital as a premier temple of urban culture.
