




Still a little surprised at how this guy's career turned out. Not that he was some kind of slouch (cause dude always
killed it) but i truly feel he could've been one of the
greats... if only we could've seen more. A million cameras at both Lockwood and the LA Courthouse yet my man still somehow managed to dodge almost all of them. King of the ten-second video part:
Gabriel Rodriguez.
And big up to my man Rob for coming through with the hook-up. I owe you one, holmes.
3 comments:
Great post, another of my favs.
I totally agree with u that gabriel could have been one of the greats. I would also put rudy johnson in the same category, although he produced more over the years.
J-Dubs
I second that! Just the comparison between him and Frankie Hill is huge, such a great style.
be honest i preefered much more richard mulder in the late 90´s...such an amazing tricks and a very smooth style, cant understand why RM did not became a legend ( well he is a legend to me jut like gino or keenan )
btw, guy, carrol and koston will always be the kings imo.
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