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Red Bull BC One Allstar Bios
For Roxrite being a good B-Boy comes from the heart and foremost means being a good person. As far as skills go, discipline is the tool! Ground Level was his first big inspiration, but Thunder, Remind, and Ken Swift have had a lot of influence on him, too. Apart from dancing, Roxrite is interested in video editing and has started making little movies. He lives the life of a B-Boy and breaking has kept him focused through the ups and downs of his life. He embraces the whole culture of Hip Hop because he feels that Hip Hop teaches you how to live a positive life. He tried graffiti as well, but for now wants to focus on dancing and get to the top. He is dancing professionally, but admits that it is still hard to make a living as a B-Boy. An exceptionally tough competitor, Roxrite hurt his right elbow badly the day before he had to battle at the B1 Championships in Osaka, Japan in 2006. He competed doing most of his moves left handed and still won the battle! He still had problems with his right arm at the Red Bull BC One in Sao Paulo, so he went into the battle with the goal to be one of the first four. He won third place! In 2007 Roxrite had a chance to battle in the Red Bull BC One in South Africa again, where he lost to Ronnie in the finals. Roxrite is very exited and happy to be part of the Red Bull BC One. He says that from childhood on, many people dream of getting an opportunity like this. Kids playing football, dream of being part of a team and playing in a championship one day. “The Red Bull BC One is OUR championship. It’s our Super Bowl, our NBA Finals, and I am proud to be part of it and will do my best and go for gold!” For more information, check out redbullbconeallstar.com. |
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