The skateboarding world is mourning the loss of James Hardy, a renowned skateboarder who tragically passed away in Alabama on Sunday, according to media reports.
His untimely death has prompted an outpouring of grief on social media, with many expressing sorrow over the loss of such a young and talented athlete. Join us as we delve into what actually happened to him.
What Happened To Popular Skateboarder James Hardy?
According to media sources, popular skateboarder James Hardy died unexpectedly in Alabama on Sunday. Many individuals used social media to express their grief over the skateboarding athlete’s untimely demise. James was never afraid to publicly disclose his concerning health issues.
After his professional skating career ended, he was experiencing seizures and brain trauma. According to an unreliable source, James suffered a seizure that proved fatal at the moment of his passing. Nevertheless, neither a declaration from an official nor any reliable evidence supports the report.
Justin Broke, a professional skateboarder, also expressed his sorrow on Instagram. Dedicated to James, Broke wrote an emotional note about his “brother from the beginning.”
Broke wrote, “I looked forward to seeing you on every trip we went on just like I looked forward to seeing you to this day. I’m missing you right now and will never stop. I love you, James.”
James was described by X Games as “absolute raw power on a board. The best nollie tre’s and heavy video parts, including a ripping Real Street part,” said the post on X.
🖤 James Hardy 🖤
Absolute raw power on a board, the best nollie tre’s and heavy video parts, including a ripping Real Street part. We will miss you. Our thoughts go out to James’ family and friends. pic.twitter.com/JrC7AJ3DkF
— X Games (@XGames) April 1, 2024
The cause of James’s death is unknown. On the other hand, several skateboarders expressed shock and sadness at the young professional skateboarder’s passing.
Another user posted on X, “Just heard the news RIP James Hardy Here is his part from @fallenfootwear “Ride The Sky” (2008).”
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