After an exciting adventure in Italy, the skateboarding action shifts to Japan with X Games Osaka.
The world’s best skaters will take part at the 2025 X Games Osaka from 20-22.
After three successful events in Chiba, X Games is set to debut at Kyocera Dome Osaka.
Shirai Sora and Chloe Covell are coming fresh off winning the WST Street World Cup in Rome. Olympic women’s street champions Yoshizawa Coco and Nishiya Momiji are in the entry list, as are rising forces Kang Juni and Matsumoto Ibuki to name a few.
Park skaters Nagahara Yuro and Gui Khury, and Arisa Trew and Hiraki Cocona finished on the podium in the men’s and women’s events, respectively.
Olympian Sky Brown will also feature in the competition.
This is a continuation of X Games’ 30 year legacy as the world’s premier action sports competition.
X Games Osaka 2025 will host Men’s and Women’s Skateboard Street and Skateboard Park competitions, as well as Men’s BMX Park, Men’s BMX Street, BMX Flatland and Men’s Skateboard Vert.
The X Games have been held all over the world and typically include sports such as skateboarding, BMX, freestyle motocross, skiing and snowboarding. The events also feature music and culture elements like live music performances, athlete autograph sessions, and interactive, family-friendly exhibitions.
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X Games Osaka 2025: Full schedule
All times Japan Standard Time (+9 UTC)
Saturday, 21 June
- 09:45-10:40 – Women’s skateboarding vert
- 11:05-12:00 – BMX park
- 12:25-13:25 – Women’s skateboarding street
- 13:55-14:45 – Men’s skateboarding vert
- 15:30-16:00 – BMX park best trick
- 18:00-18:45 – Moto X best trick
Sunday, 22 June
- 09:45-10:40 – BMX street
- 11:05-12:05 – BMX flatland
- 12:35-13:05 – Men’s skateboarding vert
- 13:25-14:20 – Women’s skateboarding park
- 14:45-15:55 – Men’s skateboarding street
- 16:15-17:15 – Men’s skateboarding park
X Games Osaka 2025: How to watch live
X Games Osaka will be available to for live streaming worldwide at XGames.com, YouTube and Roku.
Japanese residents can watch via the host broadcaster Nippon TV.
